A historical visit and the gentleman conducting our tour was gracious and knowledgeable (although I…read moreforgot his name!) But growing up in an environment where history matters along with cultural teachings, this place failed for me. More activities even small is accountable.

Fort Roberdeau was a great place for a little history lesson. We took the tour today and our guide…read morewas extremely knowledgeable. We watched a brief video and took a tour of the Fort. It was very interesting. We packed a picnic lunch and enjoyed the day. If you like to walk, they also have trails. They have special events throughout the year. Definitely worth a visit.

On a Vacation home, my wife and I decided to see what the Mennonite Heritage Center offered. A…read morestep back in time with displays depicting a way of life still continuing today. A couple were there to view their geneological records to verify the accuracy of an entry. Some others were investigating history. The displays revealed a way of life many are not familiar with. The photo album of a barn raising with times noted so you could understand how quickly so many hands could come together as a body to assemble. Not a very big museum, but embodies the life and times gone by. the family tree of one family at the turn of the 1900's brought to life more of the history. So many stories would be lost to time if not preserved in places like this. I would recommend it even for folks who are residents to catch a glimpse of local history.

My daughters and wife love visiting Terrance Mountain Alpaca Farm! My father who lives near by is…read morein the process of building a house so often times I'm helping him and not able to make the trip with the rest of my family. The owners are super kind, knowledgeable and happy to share their time and expertise. If you visit just be sure to drive slowly and they will come open up their small shop for you. All the items are of a very high quality and given time the owner can even source specific items for you. I'm going to do a little research on what I want out of a hoodie then send her the specifications to have it made. It's a toss up between what my daughter loves more, the soft alpacas or Dakota the white great piraneese who helps to protect the alpacs. He's a giant sweet boy who loves attention from kids and adult alike.

If you are a food vendor stay away from this place. We where told that we can submit a…read moreapplication and the committee would make a decision. Before we could get the application in the guy in charge of the food vending is Rick Snyder and he sent us a email telling us that at this time they are not accepting any funnel cake vendors. So I guess he makes the decisions for the committee without an application. I think it is funny how he has his food trailers there and I am sure he does not want competition.

Classic Appalachian Arts Festival. It is a great alternative to the more corporate mentality of the…read morebig arts fest up the road. Family friendly and fun. Love the carnival food. Love the types of artists. You will see art like metal sculptures, basket weaving, some steam punk, salvage artists, and traditional painters. There is typically country or 50s/60s rock played by bands. The festival is laid back. Parking is good with typically 5 buck spots at private lots. The arts and crafts at this festival are typically all over the map. But all of it is a joy to view. It is easier the navigate than the one up the road a well.

The museum was closed on the Friday that we were in town to visit Huntingdon. The grounds were nice…read moreand really the only reason I am leaving the review is because of something that you can access outside - there is a "Take it and Make Art" box out front that has little packets with different art projects and tools for kids... that's really awesome.

This is an absolutely beautiful museum with an impressive collection of art. They regularly have…read moretraveling exhibits and artwork from their students and community so it never gets stale.

I would not recommend Scotch Valley Country Club as a wedding reception venue. We had our wedding…read morehere June 2026. The venue itself is beautiful, the food was excellent, and the event staff were friendly and attentive. We had an amazing time celebrating with our family and friends. Unfortunately, the planning process and overall experience leading up to the wedding were far more stressful than they should have been. The biggest issue was communication. Our coordinator was always pleasant, but communication was extremely disorganized. It often took multiple calls and emails to receive a response, and we were repeatedly asked for information that had already been provided, including menu selections and other event details. There were also several important details that were either poorly communicated or not included in the contract, creating unnecessary confusion throughout the planning process. Future couples should be aware that the venue provides very little beyond basic tables and chairs. We were responsible for supplying many items ourselves, including linens and napkins. We also encountered confusion regarding what was included in our package, such as dinnerware and linens, which resulted in last-minute scrambling and additional expenses. One of our biggest frustrations involved the bar service. We were required to pay a mandatory 22% gratuity for the bartenders, totaling approximately $1,000. Because of this, we specifically requested that no tip jars be displayed during the reception. Despite this request, tip jars were placed at the bar and remained visible throughout the evening even after someone from our party asked that they be removed. We felt our wishes were disregarded despite following the venue's gratuity policy. We also experienced miscommunication regarding cleanup. My mother, grandmother, and I all understood that our décor would be boxed up at the end of the night. Instead, we were left to handle it ourselves after many of the people who would have helped had already left. Another disappointing issue involved our wedding cake. We had three full sheet cakes in addition to our wedding cake, yet after the reception we discovered that an entire tier of our wedding cake was gone. We were never consulted about how leftover cake should be handled or what should be saved. When we raised our concerns, we were told the cake had been cut and plated "as a favor" and that no specific instructions had been provided. While we appreciate the intention, we were disappointed that such a significant decision was made without our input. The response we received felt dismissive and did not adequately address our concerns. Couples should also be aware of additional fees and restrictions. Outside food vendors are not permitted except for desserts, serving the bridal table costs extra, receptions are limited to four hours, and extending the reception costs $500 per hour, with additional charges for extended bar service. The Stonehouse was beautiful, and when an issue arose with golf tee times that had been booked over a year in advance, the owner did work to resolve it, which we appreciated. Overall, while the venue is beautiful and the food and event staff were wonderful, the poor communication, repeated miscommunications, unexpected costs, and failure to honor certain requests made for a disappointing experience. For the price of a country club wedding venue, we expected a much smoother planning process and greater attention to detail. Future couples should make sure every detail is clearly documented and fully understand what is and is not included before signing a contract.

The course is top-notch! It is always well maintained. Second to Bedford Springs, this course is…read morechallenging and has some of the best scenery in Central PA. Highly recommend making here if you ever in the area!

Quick, friendly and efficient. They quickly processed my transfer and did it with a smile.read more

Friendly and knowledgeable staff. Had our business done in no time. Prices about the same as any…read moreother tag service. Full agent so you walk out with the registration card.

A great location for the art center. Plenty of parking next to the building and ample room inside…read morefor various events and workshops. I look forward to more arts and education in Huntingdon county than ever.