Pennsylvania Day Trips

Bloomsburg, PA
Home to the Appalachian Mountains, and some of the country's most unique and exciting amusement parks, Pennsylvania is a perfectly suited to day trips with children.
Many bed and breakfasts offer nightly dinner service for non-guests, showcasing elegant Continental and Colonial fare.
King of Prussia (KOP) has developed rapidly in terms of tourism and entertainment over the years.
The community, home to nearly 20,000 people, got its name from the King of Prussia Inn, which was named after King Frederick the Great of Prussia in the 18th century.
Presque Isle State Park spans over 3,000 acres and sits on a peninsula in Lake Erie.
The park features 21 miles of recreational trails that are ideal for hiking, biking, and horse riding.
The Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area covers 70,000 acres and is a protected area filled with cultural and historical sites.
Notable sites within the area include:
Millbrook Village – A historic 19th-century village.
Minisink Archaeological Site – A significant historical and cultural landmark.
Wissahickon Valley Park spans 2,042 acres and is managed by the Philadelphia Parks and Recreation department.
The park's focal point, Wissahickon Valley, was designated a National Natural Landmark in 1964.
The stunning landscape of Wissahickon Valley has been an inspiration to artists and writers such as:
Thomas Moran – A renowned landscape painter.
William Trost Richards – Known for his detailed nature and seascape paintings.
Edgar Allan Poe – The famous poet and writer.
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