bay runner shuttle is convenient and well priced and everyone is courteous and kind .. I had to fly…read moreout to Chicago to see my father for one last time bc he was on hospice and I was extremely nervous about not making the flight In time and when I got to their office I had forgotten my phone charger so i could get an Uber when I get to Chicago .. well let em tell you not only did they give me their charger I also had dale as my driver who calmed me down and let me know we would absolutely get to my plane on time .. and we did .. so thankful for this service and Dale the very nice and competent driver who made it to my destination with time to spare .. love this service

Thank you Dina! I thought I was stranded here through my own mistake but they fit me in at another…read moretime! Book here, they care

Awesome train ride in the suburbs of Maryland. Close to Frederick, MD. Located north of Washington,…read moreDC. Been there twice. About a 60 minute train ride. Unless you try the themed train ride; such as the cowboy robbery (lasts also 60 minutes with a western shootout reenactment in a park, as you're on the train). Highly recommend both ventures. During the western train ride, there was a hotdog cart onsite selling dogs, chips, and drinks, at the train station. Check out the complimentary train museum across the street from the train station. It's small. Yet, very informative. FYI bathrooms are port o'poty, Porta-John. Plenty of free parking. Support this small business.

Terrible Food, Zero Atmosphere - A Complete Waste of $189…read more My wife and I booked the August 1st 6:00 PM Dinner Train expecting a nice date night, but it turned out to be an absolute disappointment from start to finish. Charging $189 for this experience is completely unacceptable. The meal was advertised as a three-course dinner, but we were only served two. Worse, the food was practically inedible. We both love salmon, but what was served tasted old, fishy, and completely unfresh, we couldn't eat more than a single small bite. The sweet potatoes were bland, the lima beans were oddly sweet, and the dinner rolls were literally handed to us in plastic Ziploc bags. For $189, there should at least be basic meal choices (like baked chicken, rice/mashed potatoes, and green beans) instead of forcing a poorly prepared, single option on everyone. My window seat was so severely scratched up that I couldn't even see out of it and had to move. Once I moved, the view consisted almost entirely of overgrown brush, weeds, and the backs of new house developments. Despite being tied to a historical station and museum, there was no narration, no historical facts, no music, and no entertainment whatsoever. You are essentially sitting in total silence on a slow train eating terrible food. This trip was nowhere near worth $189. Potential visitors should save their money, and management seriously needs to rethink their catering, pricing, and overall guest experience.

Nice clean rest stop on I-68 with a nice view…read more There's only a couple of rest-stops on the highway west between Baltimore and the West Virginia border. Sideling Hill rest stop, about 7 miles west of Hancock, provides clean facilities, nice views, and a welcome center. We always drop a few quarters into the tourist-binoculars just to see as far as we can :-) There's a few picnic tables and benches. You can stretch your legs on a variety of walkways, including a stairway partway up the mountain and a pedestrian bridge across the highway. We just walked around near the The Visitor's Center, and bought from the snack and soda machines inside.

It's nice to have a place just to stop and rest in the middle of this route. You can just step out…read moreof the car and look at the view. They have bathrooms here which are medium sized. They also have a vending machine area and picnic tables and a walkway if you need to just walk around. All nice amenities just to walk around. The bathrooms are a bit old, but cleaner than you would think. It is mainly one way so its only for going West. If you need to go back Eastward, then you need to drive another 2.8 miles to the exit to go back. Nice to have, but could be better.

Can't imagine a better place to stay in Berkeley Springs! Claire's breakfasts are amazing, the…read moremayor's tour is neat and the rooms are cozy and comfortable. Greg and Claire are a dynamic duo that will attend to your every need and leave you wanting to come back. Book today!

For my review, I want you to see the note that I sent to Claire & Greg, the fabulous hostess,…read moreClaire, and her co-owner, Greg, of the unique Mendenhall 1884 Inn B&B in Berkley Springs WV, after our three-day-stay in their "Audrey's Escape" and our memorable introduction to that beautiful small town. To Wit: "Dear Claire & Greg!! Still figuring out how best to describe the indescribable - our delightful stay at your B&B Inn, Mendenhall 1884. It was such an absolute pleasure to experience your enthusiastic welcome, your genuine hospitality, your unique morning cuisine, your dynamic personalities and engaging conversation ON THAT MAGIC PORCH!! While those words may be a start, it only scratches the surface of our appreciation of what we shared with you last weekend. So while I consider further review accolades, let me, at least, share that something else, that I mentioned in one of our passionate conversations - the recipe of my late wife, Kay, of New Orleans LA, for her exceptional Croissant Bread Pudding, which is always a winner where & when dessert is being celebrated. I know that you can make this occasion dish one of your own, at least to taste, and for others to enjoy on such special occasions at your Mendenhall 1884 Inn!!". Do yourself that favor that you have deserved far too long and treat yourself to a few days with the Mayor (Greg) and his First Lady (Claire), rediscovering the Front Porch and the best of a Bed & Breakfast experience!!

Seriously, i will be a forever returning customer. First fantastic price point for a cabin. The…read morecabin was a one bedroom that included a TV, a small kitchen with basic supplies, a couch, a bunk bed, and a small table. A cute front porch covered with two chairs and a covered picnic table. We arrived and checked in for 2PM they have a little camp store with some items, and they also sell ice cream from a local ice cream shop. The man at the front desk was great. We also got some homemade cookies, which I thought was a great touch. They had an activity on Saturday which was nice, they had clean restrooms and a nice pool. The game room was a little sad, and nothing was turned on when we went up. The owners are super sweet as well. I talked to the wife, and they have been running things for 60 years!

This is our second year celebrating an extended Christmas at Ole Mink Farm. Quiet Oak is a great…read morecabin to create memories. I can't wait for next Christmas.

Not all site have full hookups. If you want the sites near the running seasonal creek you will have…read moreto sacrifice septic. They do have a work around for that. Once a week on Tuesdays they send around a service that pumps it out for you. They have water and electric to each site except the tent sites. The bath houses are cleaned everyday and are in good working condition. My only complaint is the non functioning laundry room but there is a laundromat within a mile of the campground. The staff is friendly and helpful and the store is fully stocked with all campers may need and then some. When touring Washington DC and all the battlefields this place is centrally located. We stayed a month and still didn't see it all. We'll be staying here again when in the area.

I am about to remodel my house and staying in my trailer for 2-3 months made more sense than a…read morehotel. I also thought Leathermans would be a convenient and pleasant spot. And I was wrong. I called to make arrangements and was told that I needed to submit an application that is reviewed and approved by the owner before I can rent a site. I asked what was on the application. Apparently they need to know your salary, prior criminal record and other stuff that is NONE OF THEIR BUSINESS. As a retired LEO, I have no criminal record. But even if I did, nobody should have to qualify for a security clearance to rent a damn camping site!

There aren't a lot of choices in the Cumberland Valley region for limo services. But after using…read moreTime Advantage, I can only guess that everyone else simply gave up in the face of superior competition. We needed a transfer from rural Pennsylvania to rural Virginia, and Patrick was happy to accommodate us. He communicated well and arrived precisely on time - wearing a suit! He loaded our luggage into the immaculate and very large SUV, while telling us about some potential traffic delays. The traffic turned out to not be quite so bad, and we arrived at our destination a little bit early. Patrick played excellent music, and kept us entertained with stories for most of the trip. And when we arrived, he carried our luggage to the door. And all that, for a very reasonable rate - not much more than if we'd rented a car and driven ourselves. I just don't see any other option for the next time I'm in the region - Patrick will be the first call I make.

We appreciate Time Advantage, LLC with their professional limo services. They have supported our…read moreNight to Shine event at Grand Point Church the past few years. Great communication and reliable. Thank you , Patrick, and Time Advantage! We appreciate your partnership and look forward to future events!

First, you can come here to get a gift card that's accepted by most of the businesses in BHDF…read more(beautiful historic downtown Frederick) - meaning a nice assortment of antique stores, restaurants (including Volt), coffee shops, specialty foods, jewelry/fashion houses and much more. Second, you can get some killer books here, including a beautiful coffee-table pictorial history book. Third - though I've never had use of it, it seems you can come here to get your parking validated for a few hours. Finally - while I was waiting to get my gift card, I watched the nice older gentleman behind the desk patiently and gracefully handle the a most difficult customer. The older woman was snapping at him for some unknown reason, but best I could gather she wanted him to valet park her car, and carry her around to all the stores, and then pay for her purchases - and it didn't seem likely that would have kept her happy, either. So if the staff can handle her ... they can probably help you out, too!