What an amazing place! If you are anywhere within commuting distance, do try to get yourself and your family there next year. They even offer a "homeschool week," where you can get admission at the school group rate of only $9 per person.
There is just so much to see and do. When they boast that there are 50+ activities for kids to do, they aren't kidding! (and I think my kids tried almost every one of them, lol!)
(notice kiddo #2 on the left is literally in the air bouncing and waving to the passengers on a historic steam train going by. How cool is that?)
They pride themselves (and rightly so) on providing an environment for families to engage in wholesome and fun activities, games and educational opportunities. There was everything from sports to trains to baby chicks and everything in between.
(the go-karts were pedal-powered!!)
(Yes, this is inside the corn maze!)
We learned on the tractor ride that the property was given to its original owner back in the early 1700s right from William Penn and many of those structures built by her family still stand today.
Being on 350 acres in the middle of Lancaster County, PA is an experience in itself, but to have so many fun and engaging games and activities for children makes it all the more beautiful. My kiddos, even the oldest, were asking to play the games over and over again. We can't wait to visit again next year! :-)
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6 comments:
oh Wow! that does look like fun!
What a wonderful place Lisa! Great shots of the good times!
Fun, fun! We are planning to head over there next month :)
It looks like a lot of fun!
Lisa,
That looks like the kind of place that needs visiting more than once... so many interesting and fun things to do! I love the sound of the corn maze. Five acres? I wonder how long it took for you to find your way out. I think I'd need a coffee halfway round a maze of that size. The cafe sounds like a perfect idea!
Wow! That looks like a blast :)
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