I have been here a few times. I love the nostalgia of all the candy I remember from childhood. All…read morethe elephants! It is a fun place to visit. This place makes everyone feel welcome. The garden outside is great in all seasons.

After five years, my wife and I finally paid a visit to this unque museum/candy store…read more This museum has over three thousand toy elephants of different sizes from other parts of the world on display. It is my understanding they have been in business for almost four decades The elephants are on display in glass display cases in the back of the store. There is full sized animated elephant outside in front of the store. It provides a great photo opportunity for the little ones The store is chock full of candy, ranging from hard candy to chocolate covered raisins, peanuts and just about everything in between. The candy and chocolates are sold prepackaged and loose for added convenience, as well as offering candy dispensers. They offer nostalgic candies as well, such as candy sticks and candy buttons on paper strips. At the front counter, they also offer store made fudge and chocolates. The store is packed tight with all kinds of candies and novelties. The parking lot is small and can easily get full during busy times such as weekends and warmer weather. There are restrooms in the rear of the store. I definitely recommend this store especially for young families and those young at heart.

Food was ok - wine slushes were AWESOME and the view, spectacular. It was a lovely afternoon. Would…read morehighly recommend. Prices are reasonable and it's light, charcuterie type snacks so not a place for dinner.

I had the best time here! I was unable to make it to the top of the hill last year due to the…read moreweather but 2026 was it! Staff was extremely friendly and professional. Sarah was amazing! I can't wait to come back. I've been telling everyone about this place because the service was phenomenal, food was delicious, and wine was top tier! I'm not even a wine person but I took a bottle home. I highly recommend this place.

My husband and I had a great time visiting Baugher's today! It was their first day of the season…read moreand because it was a Friday afternoon, it wasn't too busy. We ended up picking a basket of our own strawberries. The lady who rang us up in the market and explained the process was friendly and helpful. The gentleman who drove the tractor to and from the field did a great job explaining the picking process and which strawberries to pick or not to pick. We never had to wait more than a few minutes to take the tractor to and from. Afterwards we visited the petting zoo and fed the animals two bags of food which we purchased from the market. They were sooo cute! The one goat was so funny and his name should be "Shadow" since he followed us around the whole time! He can be seen in our pic feeding the duck. He was so funny! The animals were all friendly and super cute to hang out with for a bit. Feeding the goats up on the structure via conveyorbelt was so fun and entertaining! I highly recommend visiting and plan to be back in a couple months to pick peaches and nectarines!

Loved our visit! We picked apples and visited the market store, which had an amazing selection of…read moreproduce, pumpkins, and sweets! We all loved the apple cider and apple cider donuts. All of the baked goods we got were phenomenal (pumpkin muffins and gingerbread cookies!) A super interactive and fun spot for a fall day--tractor rides, apple/sunflower and pumpkin picking, petting zoo, and on site food vendors made for a super fun fall afternoon!

I'm sad my wine is no longer But my husband found one he…read morelikes So if you port wine this is your place

Pretentious. Walked in and was told without no reservation no indoor seating despite being with a…read morewine club member. No other patrons at any of the tables all with reserved signs on them. Another group 20 years older than us walked in saying they are wine club members without a reservation and the response to them was no problem choose any seat.

This is a nice location for a winery/gift shop. It's right off the square in historic downtown…read moreGettysburg. The vineyard is in Mount Hope, Pa but this shop sells wine. They offer free tastings here and have a bunch of cute wine-related gifts. They also have mead in a lot of interesting flavors like avocado. Staff was very nice and prices were reasonable.

Great wine but they are closing this location. We bought a lot of wine. The meads are good but not…read morethe best. Mulled spices bags are awesome.

We went today to get our tree after having a bad tree from a different farm. The hill is an easy…read moreclimb and they provide a cool tree hauler to pull your tree back. We gave them three stars because if you are looking for an experience, this isn't for you. There is no needle shaker, but they do bind it. They don't have a tractor going around to pick you up and haul you to the car. They don't have tree bags or the special mix to put in the water to extend the life. There are no special kid areas. Their trees are right priced and decent so far. They had wreaths and roping. So it wasn't bad, but it wasn't spectacular.

Great! East access, easy parking, not too steep of hills, very reasonable price, and nice looking…read moretrees. Everything is $45 and well worth it. Last year we went to brightness tree farm in littlestown and got hit with $100 after we had already cut the tree. Never again! We will go to Showers as Lind as we can. Great place.

The Shippensburg Corn Festival is a fantastic community event held annually on the last Saturday in…read moreAugust from 8:00 am to 4:00 pm. It is a wonderful day to support local artisan businesses and some non-local ones with their crafted products. There is a lot of free entertainment and a diverse food truck area. It was an excellent day for non-profits like the Shippensburg library, Fire Station, and Messiah United Methodist, a local church that sold chicken corn soup to raise funds. This was my first time attending the 44th annual Shippensburg Corn Festival, which provides great economic energy and community service.

A cool little tasting room with some candles for sale. We picked up a bottle to go with our steak…read moredinner and a candle for our home. The wine is made from local ingredients.

Today I had time to kill before a tour at the Jennie Wade house, so why not try the local winery…read moredirectly across the street? Hubs and I popped in for a tasting; $5 for 5 pours, and there is a solid two page list to choose from. The company has it broken down in an easy to understand driest to sweetest. Our host was delightful and very knowledgeable about the wines, which were Devine. Hill Billy Red and Cove Mountain were my favs, but there wasn't a bad pour to be had. Hubs swears by Marachel Foch and Just that Simple. We both followed up with a glass before leaving. A must visit if you love wine and are in Gettysburg!