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What to do and see in Coopersburg, United States: The Best Places and Tips
Coopersburg is a borough in Lehigh County, Pennsylvania, United States. It is a suburb of Allentown in the Lehigh Valley region of the state. Lehigh County is included in the Allentown-Bethlehem-Easton, PA-NJ Metropolitan Statistical Area, which is also included in the New York City-Newark, New Jersey, NY-NJ-CT-PA Combined Statistical Area.
Restaurants in Coopersburg
1. Lost River Caverns
Overall Ratings
4 based on 174 reviews
Explore Nature's Underground Wonderland.
Reviewed By RobertaGriff - Scranton, Pennsylvania
From the second I walked into the shop to the minute I left the cave, I felt as if I was their most important tourist. Nice small groups. Easy to hear the tour guide. Alexis, the guide, was most informative. Nature path and waterfalls are lovely.
2. Coca-Cola Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 562 reviews
Reviewed By lorraine d - Coopersburg, Pennsylvania
Everyone has to come to this stadium for a fun day with the family. There is a really good variety of food and drink that you can purchase. The prices are more than affordable. If you are going to a day game, make sure to put on the suntan lotion. You are very exposed to the sun, that would be the only bad thing I could say about this field. There is a cozy "Beer Garden" where you can have a adult beverage away from the crowd.
3. Flint Hill Farm AG
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 22 reviews
Flint Hill Farm is a 28 acre working dairy farm with active Educational Center offering over night farm stay and farm work experience for individuals and families through out the year.
Reviewed By kermitbrit - New York, NY
We had a couple visiting New York from England, and wanted to give them a break from the hustle bustle of city sightseeing, so we booked an overnight stay at Flint Hill Farm, not really knowing what to expect. Well, we were thrilled! The farmhouse is beautiful, and Kathy and the other folk who work on the farm could not be more welcoming. It was a wonderful experience: we fed the chickens, played with the goats, stroked the Shetland pony and miniature horse, watched the cows being milked, and enjoyed the ducks, pot-bellied pig and the beautiful outdoors. Our sweet guide was Rebecca, who clearly loves the animals and told us so much about them.
There are three bedrooms in the farmhouse. Because it is an old house, it has only one bathroom so the ideal way to visit is with friends! The bedrooms are lovely - a couple have balconies - and the beds are very comfortable. There is a big kitchen and attached dining room, with a cozy sitting area around the fire. We were really in heaven.
Kathy, the owner, is absolutely incredible and lovely. She looked after us so well -- and goodness knows how she found the time with all she has to do on a daily basis. We woke up to the smell of oatmeal & date muffins baking in the oven, and came downstairs to a feast including freshly baked bread, just-made butter, homemade cheese and yoghurt, omelette made with eggs from the farm, and coffee with milk from the cows.
Kathy runs the farm as a not-for-profit and invites groups of children from the community to enjoy the farm experience. She also runs all kinds of other activities including cheese-making classes and horseback riding.
Thoroughly recommended for a family weekend away at any time of year.
4. The Promenade Shops at Saucon Valley
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 98 reviews
Reviewed By alphorn - New Jersey
Average shops with good prices. If you need to buy some things, shop here if the stores they have carry what you want.
5. SteelStacks
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 529 reviews
SteelStacks is a ten-acre campus in Bethlehem, PA, dedicated to arts, culture, family events, community celebrations, education and fun. The campus is in the shadow of the blast furnaces of the former Bethlehem Steel plant.
Reviewed By Newsdoc - Malibu, California
We were hoping for an outdoor experience, similar to European Christmas Markets. Instead, everything is located inside heated tents -- which totally detract from the experience. Much of the merchandise was just okay (and the one genuine German products vendor was insanely overpriced), but we did end up finally finding a few things we liked. As for Steelstacks, the owners should be applauded for repurposing the old mill in a very interesting way.
6. Nockamixon State Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 181 reviews
The 5,286-acre Nockamixon State Park is in the rolling hills of scenic Bucks County, close enough to Philadelphia or a day trip, but far enough away for a vacation. Tohickon Creek, Three Mile Run, and Haycock Run feed the 1,450-acre Lake Nockamixon, which is a rest stop for migrating waterfowl and a destination for boaters and anglers. Visitors can stay the night in a cabin or enjoy the many activities of the park for the day. Popular activities are picnicking, swimming in the pool, hiking, biking, disc golf, hunting, fishing, and boating. Seasons and Hours: The park is open every day of the year, sunrise to sunset. Day use areas close at dusk. The park office is open specific hours. Fishing and boating is permitted 24 hours a day in designated areas. Some park areas are closed to vehicles in the winter. Contact the park office for facility seasons and hours.
Reviewed By John F
Beautiful park and scenery. We wanted to go kayaking however the lake was too large in my opinion. We did however enjoy just walking around and enjoying the views.
7. The Emmaus Theatre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 41 reviews
Reviewed By Jimp2459
Top films, just a little later than the big guys. 1950's atmosphere, almost 1950's prices. Enjoy a shake/rattle/roll every time a train goes buy 40' outside the side doors. Wonderful. A treasure to our community.
8. America On Wheels Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 300 reviews
Reviewed By Liz S - Pennsylvania
My husband and I took our adult children and our grandchildren to America on Wheels Museum during the Christmas school break. What a delightful experience. Everyone was so kind to the children (ages 14 to 6). In addition to the cars, we really enjoyed the multiple train displays. For the largest display, there was a scavenger hunt for the children to find fun objects on the display. When they were done, each received a candy cane and small gift. Smiles all around. Additionally, at 12:30 PM, there was a performance in the 'diner' room. In addition to a guitarist singing songs about different transportation vehicles, there were activities for the children to do. The most favorite was decorating an upside down sugar cone into a Christmas tree. Decorate now; eat later. So, take your children. It's great.
9. Quakertown Farmers Market
Overall Ratings
4 based on 131 reviews
Upper Bucks County's largest and most visited attraction featuring 100s of businesses and entertainment on site.
Reviewed By JTL07825 - Blairstown, New Jersey
A very long indoor "market" with food and everything else under the sun. Vendors line the narrow walkways selling STUFF from furniture, perfume, gold, trinkets, shoes, animals, electronics, butcher meats... Quite an experience. But at least the vendors were no pushy.
10. Saucon Rail Trail
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 43 reviews
Reviewed By PennDale - Coopersburg, Pennsylvania
I've only done the Saucon Rail trail in legs - Coopersburg to Center Valley and Center Valley to Hellertown. It's a great walk and there are parking places along the way to make doing just a section easy.
At the mid-point (between Coopersburg and Hellertown) is the Upper Saucon Park and the Southern Lehigh Public Library. There are bathrooms outside of the library and a water fountain in warmer weather. If the library is open, there is bottled water for sale as well as coffee and cocoa and more bathrooms.
The trail is well maintained and popular - watch out for races in the Spring and early fall if you don't want to share the trail!
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