Discover the best top things to do in Cumberland Valley, United States including Adventure Park, United States Army Heritage and Education Center (USAHEC), Dickinson College, Paulus Farm Market, Children's Lake, West Shore Farmers Market, Rolls-Royce Foundation, Molly Pitcher Brewing Company, Williams Grove Speedway, Oakes Museum of Natural History.
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5.0 based on 16 reviews
Great place for kids to play. Giant play area, a walking trail and a large field. Plenty of space to park. This is on a church property, keep that in mind during any potential services.
4.5 based on 442 reviews
Premier facility for historical research on U.S. Army history & is dedicated to telling the Army story...one Soldier at a time. Open to the public, key features of the USAHEC include interpretive & interactive exhibits, the research library & archive, & multifunction facilities. Visit the USAHEC special exhibits, "Soldier Experience" interpretive gallery, art gallery, museum store, Army Heritage Trail (AHT), or attend an event, lecture, or workshop. The mile-long outdoor AHT allows visitors to experience history in a new way, through interactive and full-scale military exhibits. The U.S. Army War College Library is a component of the USAHEC and features one library system in 2 locations. In Ridgway Hall, the library & archives collection encompasses over 14 million historical items. The Root Hall collection covers subjects such as military strategy & operations, leadership & management, international relations, foreign policy, strategic studies, & economics.
Wanted to go to this place for awhile now and finally had some time on a Saturday to drive up to Carlisle PA. It was a nice day for a drive and only took about 50min. from Hanover to get there. The complex is huge with 2 large main buildings and a mile long outside area where the buildings and military vehicles are kept. Even with the masks restrictions, you can still do the interactive exhibits inside, including a parachute jump and a gun target simulator. We enjoyed outside the most, it took us about 1.5 hours to see everything outside spread out over 2 large fields. There is no charge for the center and it really was a great place to visit!
4.5 based on 100 reviews
Always enjoy visiting the campus of my Alma Mater when we are in Carlisle. My most recent visits were when we were eating at restaurants in Carlisle. There are concerts, lectures, plays, etc. open to the public from time to time. The campus has changed and grown quite a bit since I graduated 40 odd years ago.
4.5 based on 112 reviews
Since 1991, our family has grown, raised and produced delicious vegetables, fruits, meats, baked goods, soups and more for our community. We also offer a fun and educational place to bring the family. Visit our friendly farm animals. Activities are offered throughout the whole year. From spring make and take planting events to cut-your-own flowers in the summer and pizza parties in the garden to fall fun on the farm with pumpkin picking, hayrides and fantastic play areas, you're sure to enjoy some simple pleasures and good local foods.
Very nice enjoy Will be back lots more times, I walk around look and buy, lots of fruits and vegetables. Just good prices
4.5 based on 69 reviews
A great place to take your children or grandchildren for a hike around the lake or to trout fish during trout season. They enjoyed the day and caught their limit of trout for an evening meal. OR, on a sunny day, take a book and just sit by the lake. Love it.
4.5 based on 146 reviews
It is worth the time, effort and such a selection. Local farm supplied meats, bakery items and more. I was specifically looking for fresh rabbit and found it at his Farmers Market. It was reasonably priced. Fresh in season produce is what you expect and this is what you get. Recommend you go over and over again.Open Tuesday's and Friday's only.
4.5 based on 17 reviews
4.5 based on 107 reviews
We are a microbrewery with 20 rotating taps and full service kitchen featuring seasonal outdoor seating and private rental room available.
Great selection of their brews. Ciders also available. Everything from IPAs, stouts, porters to kolsches. Always busy. Convenient since right downtown. Outdoor patio in nice weather. Great place!
4.5 based on 41 reviews
Starting in 1939, Williams Grove Speedway has been one of the top sprint car tracks in the country. The speedway is a 1/2 mile banked smooth clay oval with speeds reaching in excess of 100 mph. The 2016 racing season runs from March 18th to October 7th. Our largest show, the World of Outlaws National Open pays over $300,000 in prize money. Season admission prices range from $14 to $45, discounted youth (Ages 13-20) $10-$20 and Kids 12 and under are always FREE. Special sanctioned races include the World of Outlaws Sprint Cars, United States Auto Club, Super DIRTcar Series, All-Star Circuit of Champions, United Racing Club and the American Racing Drivers Club among others. Other racing divisions throughout the season include, 358 sprint cars, super sportsman, limited late models and street stocks. We strive to be a family oriented facility by hosting School's Out Night, the Math Fact Challenge and supporting many local and national charities.
Had a wonderful weekend watching sprint cars bump, grind, flip and crash!! the Williams Grove track (4/13) hosted the Tommy Hinnershitz Memorial All Star Sprints Hoosier Diamond Series. What a great race!! Lance Dewease (#69k) won!! Don't give that 87 year old a wrench!! Couple of turns here and there and voila screamin machine!!! Port Royal (4/14) hosted the Keith Kauffman Classic - All Start Circuit of Champions Sprints with a $5,000 payout!! And guess what??? Yup the 87 year old turned the wrench a few times and took home the winnings with Lance Dewease (#69k)!!! That car was on fire!! as was the driver!! You can check him out here if you have no idea who this guy is - google lance dewease!!!
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