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3 - Cloudinary

Must Sees in
PENNSYLVANIA
OFFICIAL VISITORS GUIDE
FIND YOUR
PASSION
CARS • OUTDOORS
HISTORY • DINING
SHOPPING • CULTURE
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About Cumberland Valley
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A Hub of activity
When you set out to have a memorable journey you’ll need a
one-of-a-kind home-base, and lucky for you, you’ve found it!
Cumberland Valley Pennsylvania is located smack dab in the
middle of two really important locations, the Appalachian Trail
and the number one visited region in Pennsylvania. So, you can
sleep in Cumberland Valley and be just a hop, skip and a jump
away from Lancaster, Harrisburg and Gettysburg, and a 2- to
3-hour drive away from Baltimore, Washington D.C., Philadelphia
and New York City. Besides a cozy and affordable sleeping
arrangement and sweet location, Cumberland Valley is a place
where you can get lost in a historic downtown or in the mountains
for the weekend. Whether you are seeking a weekend filled with
auto events, a place to explore your family tree — not to mention
hundreds of thousands of oak trees along miles of trails, or some
where just as passionate about preserving history as it is about
making it, look no further. You’ve found it! So, what are you
waiting for? It’s time to start your journey and say, “I found it in
Cumberland Valley.”
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Discover the Need for Speed
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Step Back in Time
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Explore the Outdoors
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Uncover Cultural Gems
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Seek Retail Therapy
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Dining & Nightlife
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Find Family Fun
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Events
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Getting Here | Times listed below are from transportation
terminal to downtown Carlisle.
30 minutes Amtrak | Harrisburg, PA
40 minutes Harrisburg International (MDT) | Middletown, PA
2 hours Baltimore Washington International (BWI) | Baltimore, MD
2 hours Lehigh Valley International (ABE) | Allentown, PA
2 1/2 hours Philadelphia International (PHL) | Philadelphia, PA
30 minutes Megabus Bus Stop (service from Philadelphia, Pittsburgh and State College to Harrisburg, PA)
30 minutes Greyhound Bus Terminal | Harrisburg, PA
Front Cover: Pole Steeple Trail, Trailhead in Pine Grove Furnace State Park, Gardners.
Photo credit: Eric Forberger.
December
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March
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June
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September
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January
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April
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July
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October
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February
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May
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August
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November
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START YOUR ENGINES
DISCOVER THE NEED FOR SPEED
Car enthusiasts won’t want to miss out on the best hotspots in the Cumberland Valley. If you enjoy
auto shows, nationally-recognized speedways, and classic automobile museums, Cumberland
Valley hosts some of the best auto experiences in the country.
Market Cross
Pub & Brewery, Carlisle
Photo credit: James Rasp
Carlisle Events
The town of Carlisle revs up
all year long for several auto
events and has become famous
for its connection to cars. The
town served as the inspiration
behind the Carlisle Blue color
for the 2012 Corvette, which
was featured at the annual
Corvettes at Carlisle show.
During the Spring Carlisle
car show, attendees are
encouraged to visit the Market
Cross Pub & Brewery for a
taste of the limited “Car Show”
beer, a unique brew created in
honor of the various shows at
Carlisle Events.
Must Sees
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The Valley is home to Best in the
Valley winner, Carlisle Events,
the world’s largest presenters of auto
entertainment, including weekends
dedicated to Ford, Chrysler, Corvette
and more. These family-friendly
shows include special vehicle
displays, parts vendors, burnout
contests, stunt shows, live music, auto
parades and more. Find details on
page 10 of the Directory side.
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Get ready for the noise and
excitement of some of the best
410 Sprint Car racing in the country
at Williams Grove Speedway. Take
the friends, kids or the whole crew
for a revved up night of racing, fire
works and special sanctioned races
including the World of Outlaws.
These sprint cars can get up to 120
mph on a ½-mile track! Find details
on page 26 of the Directory side.
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4 CUMBERLAND VALLEY VISITORS GUIDE/ABOUT THE VALLEY
visit these Nearby locations:
Antique Automobile Club of America Museum – Hershey, PA
Harley Davidson Factory Tour – York, PA
Eastern Museum of Motor Racing – York Springs, PA
START YOUR ENGINES
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Catch up with the everchanging collection of RollsRoyce and Bentley motorcars at the
Rolls Royce Museum, an extensive
research library and functioning
garage. Feel free to explore the
collection of historical documents
or simply browse the display of
classics. Take a short self-guided tour
with your family or friends and get
your fix of Bentleys, Phantoms and
more. Find details on page 26 of the
Directory side.
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Racers can take their vehicles
out for a drive at the South
Mountain Raceway. Whether
you’re testing your perfectly tuned
motorcycle, showing off your street
car or taking the kids to see other
talented drivers, the whole family
will love the variety of autos that
scream down the 1/8th-mile drag strip
in Boiling Springs. Previously called
Quarter Aces Drag-O-Way, new
ownership has made this 40-year
old attraction an even better stop for
you and your family. Find details on
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Head to downtown Carlisle
during the Ford Nationals and
Corvettes at Carlisle auto shows
and participate in their Saturday
night parades. In June and August,
try not to get lost in the sea of
hundreds of Fords or Corvettes
lined up along the streets of Carlisle
in a night full of music, dining
and shopping. Find more info at
visitcumberlandvalley.com/corvette
and visitcumberlandvalley.com/ford.
Rolls Royce Museum, Mechanicsburg
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Hop on your bike and
take off with Cumberland
Valley Motorcycle Tours. Enjoy
fantastic views of rolling farmlands,
mountaintop vistas, historic
downtowns and military history
throughout your journey. Trips
start in Maryland and the routes
can be customized to give you
the best experience throughout
the Valley. Find routes and more
info at visitcumberlandvalley.com/
motorcycles.
Williams Grove Speedway,
Mechanicsburg
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“Visiting one of the many
classic car shows on the
Carlisle Fairgrounds,
and enjoying the annual
Corvette parade through
downtown is an absolute
must.”
Bill
Corvettes at Carlisle
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Race as fast as you can at
Shippensburg Speedway, a
¼-mile dirt race track where all
ages can Go Kart Race and take
classes in Micro Sprint Rookies,
Mini Stocks and more. Don’t leave
Shippensburg without checking out
some of the best motocross racing
at Doublin Gap Motocross, an AMA
Sanctioned track where the best
riders from across the country gather
to navigate the twisting path. Find
details on page 39 of the Directory
side.
Mechanicsburg
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history
STEP BACK IN TIME
Take advantage of one or more
of our Self-Guided Walking Tours.
Find your tour of choice on our
website and organize your trip
in a way that interests you the
most. Discover the best historic
areas of Boiling Springs, an old
public graveyard in Carlisle, dis
tinguished local architecture and
sites of the National Underground
Railroad Network to Freedom.
U.S. Army Heritage & Education Center, Carlisle
Photo credit: Scot Gordon
Old Courthouse, Carlisle
Photo credit: Bryan McNulty
History comes alive all over the Cumberland Valley. Learn about the Army’s beginnings in a modern
museum or go on a walking tour for an up-close view of historical structures and landmarks in our small
towns. If you love interacting with the past when traveling to new places, you won’t get enough of
our local discoveries and antique gems. The best part of all these attractions is that they’re free!
MUST SEES
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From training to battle, discover
the strength of our nation’s
soldiers through their stories at the
U.S. Army Heritage & Education
Center, an interactive museum
with indoor and outdoor exhibits.
Find details on page 13 of the
Directory side.
Go to visitcumberlandvalley.com/
selfguided to download brochures.
Please note: most buildings are
not open to the public.
Examples include:
• 18th Century Architecture of
Carlisle
• A Walk Around Boiling Springs
• Camp Michaux Walking Tour
• Civil War on the West Shore
•Pine Grove Furnace Iron
Works Historic Tour
• South Mountain Freedom
Drive and Hike
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Take a stroll on the Army
Heritage Trail’s one-mile path,
surrounded by a memorial garden,
full-scale interactive exhibits and
equipment appealing to all ages.
You’ll see everything from the French
and Indian War era to present
operations. Find details on page 13
of the Directory side.
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Gettysburg National Military Park – Gettysburg, PA
National Civil War Museum – Harrisburg, PA
The State Museum of Pennsylvania – Harrisburg, PA
history
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Dive into the county’s history
at the Cumberland County
Historical Society and discover the
past 250 years at the library and
exhibits. At this impressive museum,
learn stories about the Carlisle
Indian School and famed wood
carver William Schimmel. Take time
to browse folk art and decorative art
galleries. Find details on page 11 of
the Directory side.
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Stand by the monument of
one of the Revolutionary
War’s bravest women, Molly Pitcher
(Molly Ludwig Hays McCauley), on
the grounds of Carlisle’s Old Public
Graveyard. Take a peek behind the
monument for Molly’s actual grave,
marked with an 1876 grave marker.
Directory side.
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All aboard! Four 19thcentury buildings preserved
by the Mechanicsburg Museum
are open for tours – including
The Stationmaster’s House,
Frankenberger Tavern, The Freight
Station and Passenger Station.
Directory side.
Molly Pitcher Monument, Carlisle
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Get out your camera for a
photo-op at the oldest standing
mill structure in this region, the
Laughlin Mill. Make sure to bring
some bread for the local wildlife at
this scenic backdrop. Find details on
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Pick out a few books at Civil
War and More and take this
part of history home with you. You’ll
find everything you need to know
about the 1863 invasion of Penn
sylvania in this quaint Mechanics
burg store. Don’t hesitate to utilize
the staff’s endless knowledge of local
Civil War trivia and allow them to
point you in the direction of nearby
historic landmarks. Find details on
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Stop to see one of the oldest
Army posts in the United
States, the Carlisle Barracks. Its
unique history includes operating
as the Carlisle Indian School from
1879–1918. During that time, famed
athlete Jim Thorpe attended the
school. The Barracks is now part of
the U.S. Army War College and is
open to self-guided tours during the
day. Find details and instructions for
getting on base on page 11 of the
Directory side.
Take a seat in the Historic
Peace Church and transport
to a time where the colonial wine
glass pulpit and 200-year-old organ
were used on a regular basis in the
community. Once occupied by the
Confederate Army during the Civil
War, the church is now open for
weddings, special services and free
lawn concerts. Find details on page
7 of the Directory side.
Historic Peace Church,
Camp Hill
Photo credit: Scott Shatto
Mechanicsburg Museum
Photo credit: Eric Forberger
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Civil War and More, Mechanicsburg
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Kids will love to see an
old-fashioned fire truck
at the Union Fire Co. 1 Museum,
dedicated to the oldest volunteer
company still operating in Penn
sylvania. Housed in a restored
Victorian building, the two-story
museum is home to a 1929 fire
engine and firefighting artifacts
dating back to the creation of the
company. Find details on page 13
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nature
EXPLORE THE OUTDOORS
How to Get Started on
Your Fishing Journey
Make sure to take a few
minutes to obtain a fishing
license and/or launch permit
and read over fishing and
boating regulations before
starting your trip. Visit
fishandboat.com for information
on boat registration, fishing
license, water trails and more!
You can purchase a fishing
license online (fishandboat.
com) by mail, or in person
at K-Mart Stores in Carlisle,
Enola and Mechanicsburg,
or Wal-Mart Stores in
Carlisle, Mechanicsburg and
Shippensburg.
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Steeped in natural and historical
features, the 696-acre Pine
Grove Furnace State Park is in a
beautiful mountain setting in southern
Cumberland Valley. Pine Grove
Furnace features two lakes, 25-acre
Laurel Lake and 1.7-acre Fuller Lake,
a historic area and the Appalachian
Trail. Park amenities include: 4 miles
of Hiking Trails, Biking, Picnic Tables/
Michaux State Forest,
Gardners
Pole Steeple Trail, Pine Grove Furnace State Park, Gardners
Children’s Lake,
Boiling Springs
Your sense of adventure will soar to new heights while traveling through our beautiful state parks
and two state forests, Michaux & Tuscarora. Whether you want to relax and take in the beauty of
nature around you, or go for a challenging hike through the peaks and valleys of our landscape
on The Appalachian Trail, you can be sure to awaken the outdoorsman in you and your family.
Pavilions, Swimming, Snack Bar,
Boating (electric motors only), Fishing,
Hunting, Dog Training, Ice-Skating,
Cross-Country Skiing, Snowmobiling,
Camping, Organized Group Tenting,
and Cabin Rental. The Appalachian
Trail Museum and historic Ironmaster’s
Mansion are also located here.
Find more details on page 14 of the
Directory side.
Kings Gap Environmental Education
Center, Carlisle
Gifford Pinchot State Park – Lewisberry, PA
Wildwood Park – Harrisburg, PA
Little Buffalo State Park – Newport, PA
Caledonia State Park – Fayetteville, PA
nature
Cumberland Valley Rail Trail
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Photo credit: Harvey Barrison
Sitting astride South Mountain
in southern Cumberland
Valley, Kings Gap Environmental
Education Center offers a pano
ramic view of the valley. The park
consists of 2,531 acres of forest
and is open to the public year-round
from 8am to sunset. Trails connect
with three main day use areas: Pine
Plantation Day Use Area, Pond Day
Use Area and Mansion Day Use
Area. Park amenities include:16
miles of Hiking Trails, Picnic Tables/
Pavilions, Orienteering, Hunting,
Dog Training, Biking, Environmental
Education Programs, Seasonal
Concerts, Gardens, Parking, and
Bird Watching. Find more details on
Colonel Denning State Park,
in north central Cumberland
Valley, is in Doubling Gap, so
named by the “S” turn where Blue
Mountain doubles back on itself.
This feature may be seen from the
Doubling Gap Vista in adjacent
Tuscarora State Forest. The park has
273 acres of woodland and a 3.5acre lake. Park amenities include:
18 miles of Hiking Trails with 3.5
miles in the park, Equestrian Trail,
Picnic Tables/Pavilions, Swimming,
Orienteering, Fishing, Hunting, Dog
Training, Ice-Skating, Cross-Country
Skiing, Camping, and Organized
Group Tenting. Find more details on
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The Valley’s landscape offers
beautiful vistas and scenic
views. In the fall months, make
the short hike to Waggoner’s Gap
Hawk Watch for views of the
Valley and the hawk migration.
Families will enjoy Pole Steeple’s
.75-mile climb to a quartzite rock
outcropping or, for a challenge,
take on Flat Rock’s 2.5-mile rugged
hike to a 180-degree view from
atop a natural rock outcrop. Enjoy
a leisurely afternoon at Negley Park
in Lemoyne with a skyline view of
Harrisburg. Find the Top 10 hikes at
visitcumberlandvalley.com/10hikes.
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Home to the Conodoguinet
Creek Water Trail, Yellow
Breeches Creek Water Trail and
the Susquehanna River, the Valley
offers a variety of kayaking and
canoeing opportunities down
calming waters. You can also
enjoy the scenic Children’s Lake by
shallow-draft or electric motor boat.
Don’t have your own boat? You can
rent one at Susquehanna Outfitters
or Blue Mountain Outfitters. Pine
Grove Furnace State Park also
has kayak, canoe and paddle
boat rentals available for Laurel
Lake (seasonal). Find more info at
visitcumberlandvalley.com/boating.
Conodoguinet Creek
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Cumberland Valley is a flyfisher’s paradise with three of
the world’s most popular fly-fishing
destinations—LeTort Spring Run,
Yellow Breeches Creek and Big Spring
Creek Greenway. Beginners will
enjoy the catch-and-release sections
at Yellow Breeches and Big Spring,
while those looking for a challenge
can try their skills at LeTort. If you’d
like a lesson, start with Tom’s Fly
Fishing Service or the Fly Fishing
School at Allenberry. Find more info at
visitcumberlandvalley.com/flyfishing.
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Bikers can get moving on the
Valley’s scenic trails and in our
charming downtowns. Enjoy a leisurely
ride on the 11-mile Cumberland
Valley Rail Trail or explore the historic
and bike-friendly town of Carlisle
to uncover museums, art galleries,
dining and more. If you’re traveling
and don’t want to bring the bikes,
you can rent them at Holmes Cycling
& Fitness. Find detailed routes at
visitcumberlandvalley.com/bikeroutes.
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The Valley’s woodlands and
fields make spotting common
game species like deer, squirrel
and turkey easy. Whether you’re
a hunter or a wildlife watcher you
can enjoy the Valley’s rich habitats
including our three state parks, two
state forests and three state game
lands. If you need to sharpen up your
skills, visit the shooting range at State
Game Land #230. Find more info at
visitcumberlandvalley.com/hunting.
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Golfers can get up-to-par on the
Valley’s 9 golf courses. Highlights
include the family-friendly atmosphere
at Rich Valley Golf’s 18-hole course,
3-hole practice course and mini golf
course, and the Carlisle Barracks
Golf Course which is open to the public.
Find more info at visitcumberland
valley.com/golf.
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ATC Office
40° 08’ 59.62” N, 77° 07’ 37.36” W
Sheet Iron Roof Rd
40° 05’ 34.70” N, 77° 09’ 50.79” W
Scott Farm
40° 15’ 36.14” N, 77° 06’ 13.80” W
Fisherman’s Lot (Bucher Hill Rd)
Gardners
40° 08’ 52.00”
N, 77° 07’ 28.24” W
Hunter’s Run (Rte 34)
40° 04’ 40.05” N, 77° 11’ 40.99” W
Trindle Rd (Rte 641)
40° 11’ 41.84” N, 77° 06’ 30.09” W
Leidigh Dr & Gutshall Rd
40° 08’ 28.70” N, 77° 06’ 54.42” W
Pine Grove Furnace State Park
40° 01’ 54.48” N, 77° 18’ 03.6” W
Lisburn Rd
40° 11’ 00.49” N, 77° 06’ 41.24” W
White Rocks Trail Trailhead
40° 07’ 38.06” N, 77° 05’ 6.61” W
Michaux Rd
40° 02’ 11.97” N, 77° 20’ 18.14” W
York Rd (Rte 74)
40° 10’ 22.67” N, 77° 07’ 15.20” W
Whiskey Springs Rd
40° 05’ 53.16” N, 77° 07’ 43.06” W
Shippensburg Rd – Arendtsville
39° 59’ 51.58” N, 77° 24’ 18.76” W
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Appalachian
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4 E. First St, Boiling
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717-258-5771 • appalachiantrail.org
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1120 Pine Grove Rd, Gardners, 17324
New Cumberland
717-486-8126 • atmuseum.org
First museum dedicated to hiking in the country;
housed in a 200 year-old grist mill.
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Boiling Springs
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Ironmaster’s Mansion
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Scott Farm Appalachian Trail Work Center
Boiling Springs is recognized as an
official Appalachian Trail Community
for the town’s commitment to providing
a service to hikers & promoting the
assets of the Appalachian Trail. Parking
lot located on Bucher Hill Rd., Boiling
Springs, 17007.
Portable toilet available in large gravel lot.
Follow the AT blazes across Bucher Hill Road, along
the famous fly-fishing stream Yellow Breeches Creek,
then along Children’s Lake. Continue past the gazebo
to the ATC. You can also head south on the AT,
crossing a beautiful historic stone bridge, zig zagging
through farm fields & taking a steady climb up South
Mountain to Center Point Knob, the original midway
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point of the
trail. The large holes you pass are from iron
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for the foundry located in the parking lot.
717-486-4108 • ironmastersmansion.com
The newly renovated Ironmaster’s Mansion serves as a
hostel for AT hikers. Continue south to see the promi
nent marker showing the actual midway point of the A.T.
717-486-7174 • dcnr.state.pa.us/stateparks/
findapark/pinegrovefurnace
Various parking lots are located in the park.
Visit the AT Museum then follow the white blazes south,
past the General Store. This is where thru-hikers stop
to celebrate reaching the midway point of the trail by
eating a half gallon of ice cream.
314 Bernheisel Bridge Rd, Carlisle, 17015
Parking, water spigot & portable toilet are available at
this site. Cross the bridge on the pedestrian walkway
to head south on the A.T. White blazes lead the way;
double blazes indicates a turn or prominent landmark.
Continue left into the woods along a wooden board
walk. Hike until you are ready to return to your vehicle.
For an alternative hike, turn right & follow the trail
along Conodoguinet Creek.
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music, art & performance
UNCOVER CULTURAL GEMS
Covered bridge circa 1870,
Newburg
Photo credit: Jeremy Schultz
Treat yourself to the art world located throughout the Valley. Historic theatres and live productions
are plentiful in our small communities. Cruise down the Susquehanna River to live music or take a
drive through covered bridges surrounded by a charming rural landscape.
Navigate a winding, scenic
route with the Covered Bridge
& Wine Loop. Choose between
a shorter or longer trip around
nearby covered bridges and
wineries. Both trips end at the
Carlisle Fairgrounds, making
it a perfect addition to a car
show weekend.
•Loop A is a total of 86.7
miles and covers seven
bridges throughout your
journey.
•Loop B is a total of 144.5
miles, an all day excursion
covering eight bridges and
three wineries.
H. Ric Luhrs Performing Arts Center, Shippensburg
Must Sees
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Enjoy a show at the H. Ric
Luhrs Performing Arts Center
at Shippensburg University. You can
choose between Broadway musicals,
comedians, children’s shows and
more to find the best entertainment
for your visit. Find details on page
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Step into the 1930s at the
Carlisle Theatre, the gem of
downtown Carlisle, complete in its
original art-deco style. If you’re a
fan of the movies or live theatrical
productions, spend a night out at
this historic location. Find details on
Find more info at
visitcumberlandvalley.com/
bridges.
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Hunters Valley Winery,
Liverpool
The Forum – Harrisburg, PA
Giant Center – Hershey, PA
Hershey Theatre – Hershey, PA
music, art & performance
Solve a mystery at the Best in
the Valley winner, Allenberry
Resort Inn & Playhouse, an 18thcentury estate nestled in Boiling
Springs. From October through April,
participate in the country’s longest
running Murder Mystery Weekends
as they piece clues together to find out
whodunit. Find details on page 5 of
the Directory side.
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Watch extraordinary talent
unfold with the Central
Pennsylvania Youth Ballet, an
internationally renowned school
with students from around the world
bringing beloved productions to
the stage. Performances are held
at venues in Harrisburg, Hershey,
Camp Hill and Carlisle. Find details
Murder Mystery Weekend
at Allenberry, Boiling Springs
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Browse the vibrant Art Galleries
throughout the Valley and
discover the local craftsmanship.
Wander through fine art and modern
displays, taking in the creations
of the many artisans residing in
Cumberland Valley. Find more info at
visitcumberlandvalley.com/artgalleries.
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Be inspired at the Trout
Gallery. The art museum at
Dickinson College is filled with
historic and contemporary art.
Explore the exhibits held at the
gallery where students curate the
always changing displays to reflect
the gallery’s permanent collections.
Directory side.
Trout Gallery, Carlisle
Central Pennsylvania Youth Ballet,
Carlisle
Photo credit: Rosalie O’Conner
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Settle in for a few local produc
tions at the Little Theatre of
Mechanicsburg and Oyster Mill Play
house in Camp Hill. These local
non-profit theatres are run by passion
ate volunteers producing some of the
best musicals, comedies, mysteries and
dramas within restored 19th-century
buildings. Find details about Little
Theatre on page 28, and about Oyster
Mill on page 7 of the Directory side.
8
Take the family out on the
river on the Pride of the
Susquehanna Riverboat. Often used
for private parties, weddings and
dinner cruises, the Pride is available
for daily sightseeing cruises from
May to November. For jazz music
fans, join others out on the river
once a week for the popular Jazzin’
on the Pride event for your favorite
tunes. Find details on page 27 of the
Directory side.
Pride of the Susquehanna, Harrisburg
9
Put your hands to work during
an art class at the Carlisle
Arts Learning Center and choose
between photography, ceramics,
drawing, copper enameling and
painting classes. The center is
home to local and regional artists
exhibiting their work in the gallery
and wine receptions are held to
meet the artists. Find details on page
“
“Allenberry puts on amazing,
high-quality shows and the
experience is phenomenal.”
Jimmy
Carlisle Arts Learning Center
NYC
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SHOP
SEEK RETAIL THERAPY
Collect mementos from your visit and browse to your heart’s content at some of the best shopping
scenes in the Valley. Shops and boutiques line the downtowns with local craftsmanship items and
art galleries. Find fresh and tasty items at our farmer’s markets and visit unique stores dedicated
to teaching new and inventive ways to improve your culinary skills.
Sassy, Lemoyne
Pomfret Street, Carlisle
At Pomfret Street in Carlisle,
walk through galleries and gift
shops owned by local artists.
You can find the perfect unique
gift for yourself or a loved
one from homemade teas to
handmade jewelry. Highlights
include:
•Artist Market of Pomfret
Street
•Camellia’s Sin Tea Room &
Gifts
MUST SEES
1
2
Spend all day at the West
Shore Farmers Market in the
upstairs Shoppes. You’ll find upscale
boutiques for jewelry and designer
clothing and unique products from
the area. When you need a break,
head downstairs to the market for
fresh fruit, vegetables, baked goods,
made-to-order foods and more to
enjoy with the whole family.
Directory side.
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•Carlisle Arts Learning Center
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•Castlerigg Wine Shop
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•Lili’s Place
•Marjorie’s Gems
For over 40 years, The Kitchen
Shoppe & Cooking School has
offered demonstration and hands-on
cooking classes inside their kitchen
superstore. Have a blast while
learning new recipes and techniques
to impress your friends and family.
Directory side.
Various
locations
81
•Pat Craig Studios
•Trattoria Piatto
Tanger Outlets – Hershey & Lancaster, PA
The Outlets Shoppes at Gettysburg – Gettysburg, PA
Shoppes at Susquehanna – Harrisburg, PA
SHOP
3
Enhance your culinary
experience at Tastealotta, a
unique shop dedicated to fine olive
oil, balsamic vinegar, salts and
spices. The friendly staff is there
to show you the world of oils and
vinegars and assist you in finding
the perfect taste. Find details on
Hit the Carlisle Pike in
Mechanicsburg and Capital
City Mall in Camp Hill for all of
your big box and specialty store
shopping. Find details about the
Capital City Mall on page 7 of the
Directory side.
6
Rummage through the eclectic
mix of charming collections at
15 local Antique Shops such as the
Antique Marketplace of Lemoyne,
NorthGate Antiques, and Bedford
Street Antiques. Find more info at
visitcumberlandvalley.com/antiques.
8
Submerge into the Irish and
Celtic culture at Oxford Hall
Celtic Shop, a gift shop offering
a selection of imported food, tea,
jewelry and other merchandise
hailing from Ireland and the British
Isles. Peruse through the shop to find
the perfect gift and grab a quick bite
at the Tea Corner for an authentic
British meal. Find details on page
7
Tastealotta, Lemoyne
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Photo credit: Emerald Stone
Photography
Wander through the Village
Artisans Gallery in Boiling
Springs or stop into Carlisle’s
American Artisan Gallery and
learn why these local shops are
winners of Best in the Valley over
the past few years. Discover a
variety of crafts and fine art from
artisans in Pennsylvania. You will
get lost in the plethora of jewelry,
pottery, water colors, paper cuttings
and more! Find more places to
include on your artisan adventure
at visitcumberlandvalley.com/
artisanadventure.
American Artisan Gallery,
Carlisle
5
Decorate your home with
beautifully painted gourds
found at Meadowbrooke Gourds,
the largest gourd manufacturer in
the country. Take a tour to learn
how gourds are grown, cleaned, cut
and painted to fit with the change
of seasons. Don’t miss out on the
opportunity to join in on the fun
during special weekends and paint
your own gourd to take home.
Directory side.
“
“The Village Artisan Gallery
offers an outstanding
assortment of arts and
craft items that are
displayed in a lovely,
unique setting. Great place
to go for gifts.”
Barbara
Chambersburg
Oxford Hall Celtic Shop,
New Cumberland
9
Discover fresh-picked fun
at the Valley’s collection of
farmers markets and food stands.
Pick up a copy of the Local Food,
Farm & Outdoor Attractions
Guide at the Cumberland Valley
Visitors Center for a complete list
of markets, stands, u-pick farms,
outdoor attractions and more. You
can also view this guide online at
visitcumberlandvalley.com/travelguides.
Paulus Orchard, Dillsburg
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good eats
DINING & NIGHTLIFE
Savor a fantastic view of
the Susquehanna River and
Harrisburg skyline while out
to dinner with our Waterfront
Dining options. For seafood
and steak lovers, try the menu
at RockBass Grill. Choose to
eat in the waterside dining
room or have an intimate
gathering in the lounge at this
casual fine dining restaurant.
At Dukes Riverside Bar & Grille,
eat out and relax on the largest
deck on the river. Enjoy a drink
while you choose between
the vast array of delicious
choices, allowing families and
large parties to be satisfied. At
Dockside Willies, order from
their wide selection of micro
beers and try their famous Crab
Pretzel while enjoying their
outdoor deck.
Duke’s Riverside Bar & Grille,
Wormleysburg
Indulge in some of the most delicious food and scenic dining locations in the Valley. No matter
where you’re visiting, you will find new ethnic dishes to try or simple comfort food to enjoy
again. For those over 21, tour the numerous wineries and breweries within a picturesque
landscape for the best of the Valley.
Dine 30, Downtown Carlisle
MUST SEES
1
Taste the best of different
cultures when you Dine 30.
Downtown Carlisle boasts over
30 restaurants offering a variety
of cuisine types. Settle in for
Asian Fusion cuisine at Chen’s
Asian Restaurant, have dinner at
Find details about Dockside
Willies and Dukes Riverside on
page 37, and RockBass Grill
on page 38 of the Directory
side.
Andalusia for some Spanish and
Moroccan tapa-style cuisine, and
finish off your night with a taste
of France at Helena’s Chocolate
Café & Creperie. Find more info at
visitcumberlandvalley.com/dine30.
To Perry County
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81
To Gettysburg
Hollywood Casino at
Penn National Race Course – Hershey, PA
2nd Street Bars, Pubs & Fine Dining – Harrisburg, PA
good eats
Castlerigg Wine Shop in
downtown Carlisle offers
an array of wines for every taste!
Through the partnership of Seven
Mountains Wine Cellars and The
Vineyard at Grandview, Castlerigg
is the exclusive retailer of some of the
finest Pennsylvania wines. Settle in by
the fire inside the renovated 1890s
building and enjoy a sampling of their
vast collection. For a night out, join in
on one of their Paint Nites where wine,
appetizers and desserts are available
for purchase. Find details on page 11
Castlerigg Wine Shop, Carlisle
Go Greek at Hellenic Kouzina
and indulge in the ever-chang
ing array of freshly prepared pastries
along with all of your Greek favorites
such as gyros and spanakopita. In the
warmer months, dine outside in their
beautiful courtyard complete with a
working fountain and sparkling lights.
Hellenic Kouzina is BYOB. Find details
5
If you love Thai food, make
a reservation at our delicious
Mechanicsburg restaurants,
Bangkok Wok and Chalit’s Thai
Bistro. Enjoy the flavors abundant
to Thailand with an authentic
atmosphere and traditional taste at
Bangkok Wok. If you’re looking for
more of a modern flair and a unique
selection of dishes, grab a table at
Chalit’s. Find details on page 33 of
the Directory side.
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After spending a day relaxing,
boating or fishing at Child
ren’s Lake, head across the street for
a meal at local favorites. Relax over
a candlelight dinner or plan a small
gathering at Boiling Springs Tavern.
This Best in the Valley Winner and
fine dining restaurant is nestled in a
pre-Civil War building once used as
a hotel. For a casual affair, stop by
Caffé 101 and order from their array
of espressos, lattes, smoothies and
more during breakfast or lunch.
Directory side.
Boiling Springs Tavern
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Photo credit: Stuart Leask
Try new flavors or choose your
favorite at some of the best
ice cream shops in the Valley. Leo’s
Homemade Ice Cream offers over 100
tasty flavors and is a local favorite
in Carlisle. Shake things up a bit
at Rakestraw’s, a Mechanicsburg’s
favorite since 1903 and order one
of their delicious old-fashioned
milkshakes. In Carlisle, don’t miss
out on the famous frozen custard at
Massey’s and enjoy a soft-serve or
hand-dipped helping. Find details
about Leo’s and Massey’s on page
20, and about Rakestraw’s on page
Massey’s, Carlisle
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Photo credit: Andrew Connell
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Over 21
1
Tap, tour and taste a pint at one of the Valley’s breweries and brew
pubs. Try Belgian beer varieties at Café Bruges in Carlisle. At Al’s of
Hampden, order your favorite pizza while enjoying one of over 100 options
on tap. Enhance your weekends with live entertainment at Market Cross Pub
& Brewery while keeping an eye out for their special car themed beer. Find
more info at visitcumberlandvalley.com/breweries.
2
Plan your trip to the finest wineries surrounding the Cumberland Valley
and sample new flavors or old favorites. For a scenic view while wine
tasting, visit Hauser Estate Winery and Hunters Valley Winery. Take on The
Gettysburg Wine & Fruit Trail and visit the family owned farms and markets
located throughout the region. Find more info at visitcumberlandvalley.com/
wineries.
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Eat and drink up at the Appalachian Brewing Company, with
numerous locations around the Valley. ABC made history as the
first microbrewery on the West Shore. For over fifteen years, the brewery
and craft soda maker has made their hand-craft lagers and ales for beer
aficionados and continues to live up to every expectation. Find details on
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HANDS-ON FUN AND LEARNING
FIND FAMILY FUN
There is never a dull moment at these best spots for family fun! Whether you’re a fan of cinema
or a lover of all things sports, Cumberland Valley has something for every member of your family
to enjoy while you visit.
Laurel Lake, Gardners
Carlisle Sports Emporium
Laurel Lake, Gardners
Must SeeS
1
There’s excitement for everyone at
the Carlisle Sports Emporium. Fan
of indoor activities? Check out the laser
tag arena, skating rink and climbing
walls. When the weather is at its best,
spend your time outdoors at the go-kart
tracks and mini-golf courses. Find
details on page 10 of the Directory
side.
Photo credit: Pennsylvania State Parks
Relax on the sandy beaches at
Laurel Lake in Pine Grove
Furnace State Park. Only
open from mid-May thru midSeptember, swim against the
gorgeous mountain backdrop
or rent a boat to cruise out on
the lake. The lake is also great
for bird-watching and fishing.
In the winter months, stop by
for ice-fishing and ice-skating.
Admission is free. Find details
on page 13 of the Directory
side.
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Watch your favorite flicks
at the Cumberland Drive-In
and Haar’s Drive-In Movie Theatre.
Both offer affordable prices for the
whole family so sit back and enjoy
a film in the outdoors. Find details
on page 39 of the Directory side for
Cumberland Drive-In and page 27
for Haar’s Drive-In.
To Hershey
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Lewisberry
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To
Dillsburg
Whitaker Center – Harrisburg, PA
City Island Arcade, Mini-Golf, Ice Cream,
Harrisburg Senators – Harrisburg, PA
Lake Tobias -- Halifax, PA
HANDS-ON FUN AND LEARNING
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Put your muscles to work at
the Climbnasium, a premier
indoor rock climbing facility in
Mechanicsburg. Don’t hesitate
to take an introduction course at
this Best in the Valley winner and
challenge yourself to the top rope
climbing wall, which will take you
up to 40 ft high. Find details on
For over 50 years, Roundtop
Mountain Resort has offered
some of the best and most exciting
seasonal recreational activities.
Practice your shot on the paintball
fields all year round. In the summer,
climb into the famous OGO Ball and
body surf down the hillside mountain
or fly through the air in one of their
many zip lines. During the winter,
ski, tube or snowboard down the
mountain side for an exhilarating
experience. Find details on page 28
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Take the kids to the Oakes
Museum at Messiah College
for a day of natural history exhibits
centered on American and African
specimens. They’ll stare in awe at the
full mounts, including an elephant,
giraffe, mountain lions and more.
Directory side.
Oakes Museum, Mechanicsburg
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Climbnasium, Mechanicsburg
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Paulus Farm Market,
Mechanicsburg
Kids can hang out with their
favorite barnyard animals
at Paulus Farm Market. If you’re
visiting in the fall, make sure to visit
their Fall Fun Fort Play Area and
shoot a pumpkin out of a pumpkin
chunkin’ machine. Later, try to find
your way out of the corn maze to
find a pumpkin patch and choose
the best looking pumpkin. For other
fall activities, be sure to visit Paulus
Orchards and Ashcombe Farm &
Greenhouses for pumpkin and
apple picking, hayrides and
more. Find details for all at
visitcumberlandvalley.com/fall.
Roundtop Mountain Resort, Lewisberry
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Spend hours at the Coliseum
Megaplex while never running
out of ways to be entertained.
The 35,000 sq. ft. entertainment
complex offers an array of arcade
games, full-service restaurant and
AMF Bowling Lanes. Find details on
Spend an afternoon with the
horses at Winsome Farm. Sign
up for a guided trail ride where
the paths will lead you through a
beautiful and scenic view of pasture
and woodlands. You’ll never want to
leave once you start. Find details on
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Ascend to the top of roller
coasters and make a splash
on exciting water attractions at
Hersheypark! With over 65 rides
and live entertainment nestled into
the famous amusement park, you’ll
never run out of fun activities for the
whole family. Check out the nearby
ZooAmerica North American Wildlife
Park and visit over 200 animals from
North America! Find details on page
Coliseum Megaplex, Camp Hill
Hersheypark, Hershey
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PLAN YOUR VISIT AROUND EVENTS
Summer
Appalachian Trail
Museum Festival
Guest speakers and kids
programming to celebrate
hiking culture.
Army Heritage Days at U.S.
Army Heritage & Education
Center
A two-day living history event
recreating historical military
moments.
Art & Wine Walks in
Carlisle and Mechanicsburg
Explore these towns and art
while sipping wine.
Earth Day Festival
Honor the planet with
music, workshops and more in
Mechanicsburg.
First Fridays in Carlisle &
Mechanicsburg
Downtown shopping, dining,
music and more.
Greek Festival
Food, music, dancing, and
church tours.
Kite Fest in Camp Hill
Watch the Keystone Kiters
fly their kites and make one
yourself for free.
Plein Air Competition &
Arts Festival
Outdoor arts competition,
demonstrations and more in
Camp Hill.
Foundry Day
Juried arts festival along
Children’s Lake.
Jubilee Day
The largest one-day street fair
on the east coast in downtown
Mechanicsburg.
Carlisle Summerfair (Fourth of
July Weekend)
A ten-day festival filled with
(mostly) free family-fun activities.
Shippensburg Corn Festival
Includes more than 300 craft
and antique vendors, live
music, food area and more in
downtown Shippensburg.
Annual Steam Engine Show
Steam engine and tractor
parades, farmer’s flea market
and more.
McLain Celtic Festival
Celtic music, games,
goods and food at the
Two Mile House.
Bluegrass on the Grass
One-day bluegrass festival at
Dickinson College featuring a
mix of bands.
Cumberland County
Ag Expo
Annual agricultural fair
including animal exhibitions,
4H presentations, children’s
activities, tractor pulls, food and
music.
For Theatre-Goers
Allenberry Playhouse – Home to the country’s longestrunning Murder Mystery Weekends and Broadway
productions. Find details on page 5 of the directory side.
H. Ric Luhrs Performing Arts Center –1,500 seat premier
performing arts center showcasing Broadway-style
performances, musical groups, speakers and more.
Find details on page 40 of the directory side.
Fall
Harvest of the Arts
Juried and non-juried vendors,
live music and children’s
activities in downtown Carlisle.
Pennsboro Pumpkin Fest
Craft vendors, car show, live
entertainment and pumpkin
treats at Adams Ricci Park.
Fall Furnace Fest
Crafts, guided hikes,
kid’s programs and more
at Pine Grove Furnace
State Park.
Oktoberfest at US Army
Heritage & Education Center
Live music, rides, games, and
the unveiling of the official brew
of the Army War College.
Uprise Festival in Shippensburg
Two-day event with over 20
musical artists, an art gallery,
petting zoo, face painting,
skate park, food vendors and
more.
Holiday
Boiling Springs Christmas Tree
Lighting
Visit from Santa and lighting of
the floating Christmas Tree at
Children’s Lake.
Allenberry Christmas Show
New family-friendly production
each year.
Central Pennsylvania Youth
Ballet Holiday Performance
The only pre-professional
ballet school allowed to put on
George Balanchine’s version of
The Nutcracker every year.
Holiday Performances at H. Ric
Luhrs Performing Arts Center
Changing, nationallyrecognized performances each
year.
New Year’s Eve Celebrations
First Night Carlisle, Anchor
Drop in Shippensburg
and Mechanicsburg Wrench
Drop.
American Craft Week
Week-long celebration of craft;
individual events happening
throughout the Valley.
New Cumberland
Apple Festival
Over 250 craft vendors,
children’s activities and applethemed foods.
Corn Festival,
Shippensburg
For Auto Enthusiasts
Carlisle Events Auto Shows – April through October 9
world-renowned annual collector car and truck events,
perfect for the family, are held at the Carlisle Fairgrounds.
Find details on page 10 of the directory side.
Williams Grove Speedway – March through October.
410 Sprint Car dirt track racing. Find details on page 26
of the directory side.
Find more event information at visitcumberlandvalley.com/events-calendar.
Photo credit: Emerald Stone Photography
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OFFICIAL VISITORS GUIDE | DIRECTORY
Mechanicsburg
Boiling Springs Lemoyne
Newville Wormleysburg
Carlisle
New Cumberland
Camp Hill
Mt. Holly Springs Enola
Shippensburg
Gardners & nearby towns
Flip Me to Read More About
the Cumberland Valley
Uprise Festival, Shippensburg
Old Courthouse, Carlisle
EXPLORE OUR TOWNS
Cumberland Valley’s blend of quaint and developing downtowns
makes the region a true destination. Each town’s distinct flavor
and features make them a gem waiting to be discovered. We’ve
conveniently grouped together towns that complement each
other by location and activities to offer you the best resource to
navigating Cumberland Valley. Whether you are looking for the
rolling farmlands and quaint mom-and-pop shops of Shippensburg,
Newville, Boiling Springs and Mt. Holly Springs; the collection
of history, auto shows, eclectic dining and shopping in Carlisle
with the surrounding outdoor recreation of Gardners; or the big
box names mixed with boutique shops and culinary delights in
the communities of Mechanicsburg, Enola, Camp Hill, Lemoyne,
New Cumberland and Wormleysburg, each town is an adventure
waiting to be discovered. Pick a day, weekend or entire week and
uncover the exciting, historic, charming, and authentic experiences
Cumberland Valley’s towns have to offer.
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195 225 3 9285 37433 Harrisburg, PA
3018 3418 14 213915 48 5520 Hershey, PA
5645 5945 39 466639 75 8145 Lancaster, PA
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Photo Credit: Crystal Hunt
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Boiling Springs/Mt. Holly Springs 4
Camp Hill 7
Carlisle/Gardners
10
Enola/Mechanicsburg 26
Lemoyne/New Cumberland/Wormleysburg 36
Newville/Shippensburg 39
Visitor Services 43
Flip Me to Read More About
the Cumberland Valley
Make your first stop the Cumberland Valley
Visitors Center in Downtown Carlisle,
located inside History on High – The Shop
at 33 W. High Street, Carlisle. Find area
information, recommendations and more
from our friendly staff.
On the go?
Use VisitCumberlandValley.com on your
mobile device for a directory of nearby
lodging, restaurants, shops and attractions.
You can also find events going on while
you’re in town, special offers, and trip ideas.
Find us on:
Example: Hershey to Carlisle = 34 miles
Directory • BOILING SPRINGS/MT. HOLLY SPRINGS
Boiling Springs/mt. holly springs
Children’s Lake, Boiling Springs
SEE & DO
AUTO/RACING
South Mountain Raceway
PA’s finest 1/8th-mile dragstrip.
1107 Petersburg Rd.,
Boiling Springs 17007
258-6287
FAMILY FUN
Boiling Springs
Pool & Waterpark
4 pools, 3 water slides, and
a full-service snack bar.
2 Mountain Rd.,
258-4121
HISTORY
Carlisle Iron Works Furnace
Built in 1760. One of the
earliest furnaces in PA.
Rte 174, behind Grist Mill,
Allenberry Resort Inn & Playhouse,
Boiling Springs
Yellow Breeches Creek
Grist Mill
Lower level built in 1784.
4½ story mill with red roof.
South end of Children’s Lake,
Veteran’s Memorial
Clock Tower
Erected in 1956, dedicated
to county Veterans.
North end of Children’s Lake,
Children’s Lake
Seven-acre lake with perfectly
clear water that literally
bubbles. Spring-fed, stocked
with trout and accommodates
shallow-draft boats, canoes
and electric motors.
Rte 174, Boiling Springs
17007 • 705-7850
Mount Holly Marsh Preserve
913-acre nature preserve.
Fishing permitted along
Mountain Creek. Hunting
restricted to 700 acres.
Hiking and birdwatching
trails.
Rte 34, Mt. Holly Springs 17065
240-5362 • ccpa.net
OUTDOORS
Appalachian Trail &
Mid-Atlantic Appalachian
Trail Conservancy
Office located near Children’s
Lake. Find A.T. hiking info,
parking and more on
pages 10–11 in Must Sees
Section (flip the guide).
4 E. First St.,
258-5771
appalachiantrail.org
4 CUMBERLAND VALLEY VISITORS GUIDE
321 Walnut Street
Boiling Springs, PA
888-258-0256
villageartisansgallery.com
Photo credit: Cindy King
Outdoor activities are a highlight while visiting Boiling Springs and Mt. Holly Springs. Try
your hand at fly-fishing or boating on the scenic Children’s Lake, explore the Mt. Holly Marsh
Preserve, or enjoy day-hiking along the Appalachian Trail in the designated A.T. Community
of Boiling Springs.
American Craftsmanship
&
Artistry at its Best!
Wednesday – Saturday 10–6
Sunday 12–5
Monday & Tuesday by chance
directory • BOILING SPRINGS/MT. HOLLY SPRINGS AREA CODE: 717 (unless otherwise indicated)
State Game Lands 305
730 acres for hunting, bird
watching and hiking.
Whiskey Springs Rd.,
Yellow Breeches Creek
Water Trail
World-renowned limestone
creek. Mix of stocked and
wild trout. 22 miles, divided
into two trips due to several
hazardous dams and lack of
approved access.
fishandboat.com/watertrails
White Rocks Trail
1.3-mile climb from the
base of the trail at Kuhn
Road. After rock scrambling
towards the end, enjoy a
sprawling view of the Valley.
Trailhead at Kuhn Rd.,
258-5771
PERFORMING ARTS/
THEATRE
Allenberry Resort Inn
and Playhouse
Opened in 1949, the
Playhouse has become
a leading attraction
at Allenberry Resort.
Packages available.
See website for theatre
schedule. See ad below.
1559 Boiling Springs Rd.,
258-3211 • allenberry.com
SHOP
Gerald W. Putt Studio
Wildlife and nature artist.
4 Front St.,
258-3775
The Chimney’s Violin Shop
Repairs and restorations.
614 Lerew Rd.,
258-3203
The Whimsical Poppy
Flowers, gifts and plants.
417 N. Baltimore Ave.,
Mt. Holly Springs 17065
486-5202
Village Artisans
Gallery
American fine craft
and art with emphasis on
work designed and created
by Pennsylvania artists.
Wed-Sat 10am-6pm;
Sun 12pm-5pm. Mon/Tues
by chance or appointment.
See ad on page 4.
321 Walnut St.,
258-3256
villageartisansgallery.com
Yellow Breeches Outfitters
Fly-fishing store and guide
services.
2 E. First St.,
258-6752
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Allenberry brings Broadway to
central Pennsylvania!
We offer dining, live professional theatre,
lodging, Murder Mystery Weekends and
beautiful indoor and outdoor spaces for any
event from weddings to corporate retreats.
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BreechesCreekperfectforflyfishing
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beautiful 57 acre Country Estate.
1559 Boiling Springs Road
Boiling Springs, PA 17007
717-258-3211•www.allenberry.com
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Caffe 101
101 Front St., Boiling Springs 17007 • 254-6121 • E
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Cassell’s Grille 5 W. Pine St., Mt. Holly Springs 17065 • 486-8800 • E
Crumbs Cafe
101 Watts St., Mt. Holly Springs 17065 • 609-1120
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Three Pines Tavern 336 N. Baltimore St., Mt. Holly Springs 17065 • 486-3656
$
Cuisine Type
Live Music
• $$$ American
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Rate
Nightlife
Downtown
Outdoor Seating
Alcohol Served
• •
Children’s Menu
Dinner
BYOB
Boiling Springs Tavern
1 E. First St., Boiling Springs 17007 • 258-3614 • E
Lunch
DINING
Breakfast
Dining Rates: $=up to $10; $$=up to $20; $$$=up to $30
Credit cards accepted unless otherwise noted.
E=Handicapped accessible
Vegetarian Options
directory • BOILING SPRINGS/MT. HOLLY SPRINGS
Anile’s Ristorante & Pizzeria
• • • • $ Pizza
6 Front St., Boiling Springs 17007 • 258-5070 • E
Holly Inn
Smart casual dining and tavern in a pre-Civil War
era historic building along a mountain creek. • • • • • • • $$ • Steak &
31 S. Baltimore Ave., Mt. Holly Springs 17065 Seafood
486-3823 • hollyinn.com • E
Holly Inn
31 S. Baltimore Ave., Mt. Holly Springs 17065
486-3823 • E
• 14 $$ Pets Allowed
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Pool
In-Room Internet Access
Reservations Required
Complimentary Breakfast
On-site Bar
On-site Restaurant
AAA Discounts Available
3 $$ Fitness Center
Gelinas Manor B&B
219 Front St., Boiling Springs 17007 • 258-6584
• 65$$$ • • •
Business Center
Allenberry Resort Inn and Playhouse 1559 Boiling Springs Rd., Boiling Springs 17007 • 258-3211
allenberry.com • E
See ad on page 5.
Room Rates
SLEEP
# of Guest Rooms
Room Rates: $=up to $75; $$=$76 to $150; $$$=$151 to $225
ADA Equipped Rooms
The Breeches Bar & Grill at Allenberry Resort
Steak &
1559 Boilings Springs Rd., Boiling Springs 17007
• • • • • • • $$$ • Seafood
258-3211 • E
Outdoor
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directory • CAMP HILL
AREA CODE: 717 (unless otherwise indicated)
CAMP HILL
This charming town is only a few miles from downtown Harrisburg and is home to the annual
Plein Air Arts Festival and Competition. Mingle with locals at Cornerstone Coffeehouse before
strolling through the streets and popping in to boutique shops and unique dining establishments.
Blooms by Vickrey
SEE & DO
COOKING
Cornerstone Coffeehouse
Cooking classes and private
dinners, breakfasts & lunches.
2133 Market St., 17011
737-5026
FAMILY FUN
Coliseum Megaplex
Bowling alley, arcade,
billiards, bar and restaurant.
410 St. John’s Church Rd.,
17011 • 972-1000
Monkey Joe’s
Inflatable play center for kids
12 and under.
3608 Hartzdale Dr., 17011
635-8300
Pennsylvania Bakery
HISTORY
Historic Peace Church and
Gardens
Confederates located a
battery of artillery here. Used
for special services.
400 St. John’s Church Rd.,
17011 • 737-6492
historicpeacechurch.org
PERFORMING ARTS/
THEATRE
Oyster Mill Playhouse
Non-profit community theater.
1001 Oyster Mill Rd., 17011
737-6768
Holmes Cycling and Fitness
SHOP
Blooms by Vickrey
Much more than a florist.
Home decor and inspiration.
2125 Market St., 17011
737-0212
Holmes Cycling & Fitness
Bikes, bike accessories,
rentals and fitness equipment.
2139 Market St., 17011
737-3461
One Good Woman
Coffees, teas, gourmet sauces,
chips, pasta and more.
1845 Market St., 17011
Capital City Mall
Anchored by Sears, JCPenney 975-8101
and Macy’s.
Rose Marie’s Antiques
3506 Capital City Mall Dr.,
Collectibles, jewelry and
17011 • 737-8275
antiques.
2136 Market St., 17011
Christmas Tree Hill
763-8998
Fine gifts, home accessories,
candles and collectibles.
The Plum: Camp Hill Store
3309 Hartzdale Dr., 17011
Women’s fashion and accessories.
975-0505
3801 Gettysburg Rd., 17011
737-8153
Creative Elegance Boutique
Premium denim, plus size,
World Cup Ski & Cycle
and special occasions.
Skiing, snowboarding and
2129 Market St., 17011
cycling equipment.
737-5400
3804 Gettysburg Rd., 17011
Hello Gorgeous Consignment 730-9402
Boutique
Continued on page 8
Designer and better brands of
women’s clothing.
3730 Market St., 17011
695-3823
Appalachian Brewing Company
3721 Market St., Camp Hill 17011 • 920-2739 • E
Cuisine Type
Vegetarian Options
Rate
Downtown
Live Music
Nightlife
Outdoor Seating
BYOB
Alcohol Served
Children’s Menu
Dinner
Lunch
DINING
Breakfast
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Arooga’s Grille House & Sports Bar
1300 Camp Hill Bypass, Camp Hill 17011 • 730-9464 • E
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Brewhouse Grille 2050 State Rd., Camp Hill 17011 • 737-0030 • E
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Flinchy’s 1833 Hummel Ave., Camp Hill 17011 • 761-9000 • E
• •
•
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$$ American
Gullifty’s Restaurant and Underground
1104 Carlisle Rd., Camp Hill 17011 • 761-6692 • E
• •
•
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•
$ • American
•
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$ • American
What If West Restaurant & Bar 410 St. John’s Church Rd., Camp Hill 17011 • 972-1000 • E
• •
•
•
$$$ American
Fusion Fire Asian Fondue and Sushi Bar 3421 Simpson Ferry Rd., Camp Hill 17011 • 731-1188 • E
• •
•
$$ •
Asian
Camp Hill Bakery 4401 Carlisle Pike, Camp Hill 17011 • 761-1155
•
$$ Bakery
Pennsylvania Bakery
1713 Market St., Camp Hill 17011 • 763-7755
•
• $$ Bakery
Cornerstone Coffeehouse 2133 Market St., Camp Hill 17011 • 737-5026 • E
• •
Marie’s Café 4401 Carlisle Pike, Camp Hill 17011 • 761-7661 • E
•
Sophia’s on Market
•
Masala Bistro 3401 Hartzdale Dr., Camp Hill 17011 • 975-9091 • E
• •
Credit cards accepted unless otherwise noted. E=Handicapped accessible
• • $ • American
•
$$ •
Indian
•
• •
$$ Italian
• •
• $$$ • Lebanese
Dolce Vita Italian Restaurant 1509 Market St., Camp Hill17011 • 732-7202 • E
Cedars Restaurant 2153 Market St., Camp Hill 17011 • 238-3360 • E
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directory • CAMP HILL
Nikoli’s Pizza 3904 Gettysburg Rd., Camp Hill 17011 • 763-7778 • E
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$ •
Pizza
The Pizza Grille Camp Hill • •
3817 Gettysburg Rd., Camp Hill 17011 • 920-5350 • E
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$$ •
Pizza
• •
• $ •
Pizza
Zag’s Pizza
• •
Cuisine Type
$$ Rate
Downtown
•
Live Music
Nightlife
Outdoor Seating
Alcohol Served
•
Children’s Menu
Dinner
• •
Lunch
Sierra Madre Saloon 4035 Market St., Camp Hill 17011 • 763-1277 • E
Breakfast
BYOB
Vegetarian Options
Mexican
• 250$$ • • • • •
• • Outdoor
Pool
Radisson Hotel Harrisburg
1150 Camp Hill Bypass, Camp Hill 17011 • 763-7117 • E
Pets Allowed
• • Outdoor
48 $$ • • •
Fitness Center
On-site Bar
•
On-site Restaurant
Room Rates
# of Guest Rooms
Hampton Inn Camp Hill
SLEEP
ADA Equipped Rooms
Business Center
Theo’s Bar & Grille Steak &
• • • $$ Seafood
3315 Hartzdale Dr., Camp Hill 17011 • 737-6965 • E
VOTE FOR THE
BEST IN THE VALLEY
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VisitCumberlandValley.com/best
directory • CARLISLE/GARDNERS carlisle/gardners
SEE & DO
ART GALLERIES
Local exhibits, art classes and
sales gallery.
38 W. Pomfret St., 17013
249-6973
The Trout Gallery,
Dickinson College
Houses Dickinson’s collec
tions of art, ancient to con
temporary, and changing
exhibits. Free admission.
Mon-Sat 10am-4pm. See
ad on page 2.
240 W. High St., 17013
245-1344
troutgallery.org • E
Andalusia, Carlisle
AUTO/RACING
Carlisle Events
The Cars. The People.
The Excitement. Familyfriendly fun annually at
the Carlisle Fairgrounds.
Event times vary. See ad on
page 2/Must Sees Section
(flip the guide).
1000 Bryn Mawr Rd.,
17013 • 243-7855
carlisleevents.com • E
Eastern Museum of
Motor Racing
EMMR strongly reflects the
popularity of sprint cars,
dirt track racing, drag
racing, along with many
more. Open Fri–Sun from
10am-4pm April-October;
Fri 10am-4pm and 3rd Sun
of each month NovemberMarch. See ad on page 35.
100 Baltimore Rd.,
York Springs 17372
528-8279 • emmr.org
Pine Grove Furnace State Park,
Gardners
BREWERIES
Market Cross Brewery
Hand-crafted, un-filtered,
all-natural brews produced
for Market Cross Pub.
10BBL Peter Austin system.
Brewery tours available
upon request.
113 N. Hanover St., 17013
258-1234
marketcrosspub.com • E
Carlisle Events
Roam the historic town of Carlisle, known by its restored architecture and tree-lined streets. Visit
the local shops and galleries for unique jewelry, artwork and antiques while tasting flavors from
all around the world at a collection of diverse dining hotspots. Carlisle is home to the famous
Carlisle Events Auto Shows and plenty of festivals throughout the year you don’t want to miss.
When you want to escape from the bustle, head to nearby Gardners for outdoor adventure at our
state parks.
COOKING
The Kitchen Shoppe &
Cooking School
Over 200 avocational
cooking classes offered.
101 Shady Ln., 17013
243-0906
FAMILY FUN
Bent Pine Alpaca Farm
Working alpaca farm & shop.
Call for hours.
65 S. Old Stone House Rd.,
17015 • (800) 863-3211
Market Cross Brewery
Molly Pitcher Brewing Co.
Locally-owned and operated
brewery and taproom.
10 E. South St., 17013
609-0969
Carlisle Sports Emporium
Year-round fun featuring
go-karts, mini golf, laser
tag, arcade, roller skating
and more! See our website
for hours of operation. See
ad on page 12.
29 S. Middlesex Rd.,
17015 • 258-4741
carlislesportsemporium.com
E
directory • CARLISLE/GARDNERS
Location: Carlisle (unless otherwise indicated)
Cumberland Valley Aviation
Scenic rides over Cumberland
Valley. Flight lessons.
228 Petersburg Rd., 17015
580-5282
Midway Bowling Center &
Midway Skating
Great family entertainment at
affordable prices.
1561 Holly Pike, 17015
249-1222 • 243-7829
FARMS, MARKETS &
WINERIES
Castlerigg Wine Shop
Wine bar with tastings
and small appetizers.
110 S. Hanover St., 17013
462-4663
Farmers on the Square
Farmer run, downtown market.
Wed 3–7pm. Moves indoor
Nov-Apr.
Hanover & High Sts., 17013
Indoor location:
5 N. Orange St., 17013
Gettysburg Wine &
Fruit Trail
Wineries, breweries,
cideries, restaurants,
museums, art galleries,
food artisans, familyfriendly farms, overnight
accommodations, produce.
See website for individual
hours of operation.
See ad on page 35.
Various Locations
throughout the South
Mountain Region of
MD & PA • 677-7047
gettysburgwineandfruittrail.com
Reid’s Orchard & Winery
Wine and hard cider
tastings and sales. Mountain
views. Live music. Wines
sweet to dry. Wed-Thurs
noon-5pm; Fri & Sat noon9pm; Sun noon-6pm. See
ad on page 14.
2135 Buchanan Valley Rd.,
Orrtanna 17353
677-7047
reidsorchardwinery.com
GOLF
Carlisle Barracks Golf Course
Course 69.3/Slope 113.
901 Jim Thorpe Rd., 17013
243-3262
Cumberland Golf Club
2395 Ritner Hwy., 17015
249-5538
Carlisle Barracks & Carlisle
Indian School Cemetery
Second-oldest Army post in
the US houses the Army War
College. Once the home of the
Carlisle Indian School. Visitors
are required to show a photo
driver’s license, car registration
and proof of insurance.
Security Checkpoint on
Claremont Rd., 17013
245-4773
carlislebarracks.carlisle.
army.mil
Cumberland County Historical
Society
Premier history and education
center dedicated to preserving
the county’s history.
21 N. Pitt St., 17013
249-7610
historicalsociety.com
Dickinson College
During the years of the Civil
War, Confederates made
Old West their headquarters
and used East College as a
hospital.
272 W. High St., 17013
245-1231
housedivided.dickinson.edu
Gettysburg National Military
Park
Interactive museum, battlefield
tours, Cyclorama and more.
1195 Baltimore Pike,
Gettysburg 17325
334-1124 • nps.gov/gett
Molly Pitcher Grave & Statue
Renowned for her bravery
during the Revolutionary War,
Molly is known for assisting
her husband during battle.
S. Bedford & E. South Sts.,
17013
Continued on page 13
Eagles Crossing Golf Club
501 Conodoguinet Ave.,
17015 • 960-0500
Mayapple Golf Club
1 Mayapple Dr., 17013
258-4088
HISTORY
Appalachian Trail Museum
Only museum in the country
dedicated to hiking. Portrays
and preserves the history of
the A.T.
1120 Pine Grove Rd., Gardners
17324 • 486-8126
atmuseum.org
directory • CARLISLE/GARDNERS AREA CODE: 717 (unless otherwise indicated)
Old Courthouse
Built in 1846. Bears marks
caused by Confederate
artillery fire.
S. Hanover & West Sts., 17013
Old Cumberland County
Prison
Former prison 1854-1984.
Built to look like a Norman
castle. Drive-by only.
E. High St., 17013
Old Public Graveyard
750 veterans from the
Revolutionary War through
the Korean War.
S. Bedford & E. South Sts.,
17013
Union Fire Company No. 1 &
Museum
Oldest, continuously operat
ing volunteer company in PA.
35 W. Louther St., 17013
unionfireco.org
U.S. Army Heritage and
Education Center/USAHEC
Diverse U.S. Army history
facility with archive, inter
pretive gallery, exhibits
and 1-mile outdoor trail.
Café serving lunch items.
Mon-Sat 10am-5pm;
Sun 12-5pm. See ad on
page 14.
950 Soldiers Dr., 17013
245-3972 • usahec.org
E
Veteran’s Square Civil War
Monument
In honor of the men from
Cumberland County that died
during the Civil War.
S. Hanover & W. High Sts.,
17013
Fuller and Laurel Lakes at Pine
Grove Furnace State Park
Beach area, swimming and
fishing. Boating at Laurel Lake.
1100 Pine Grove Rd.,
Gardners 17324
486-7174
OUTDOORS
Army Heritage Trail at
USAHEC
Outdoor interactive museum
and one-mile loop trail that
interprets the history of the
U.S. Army with full scale
exhibits.
950 Soldiers Dr., 17013
245-3972 • usahec.org
Cumberland County Biker/
Hiker Trail
2-mile trail that winds through
past the lakeside beaches.
Bike rentals available at
Laurel Lake.
Gardners 17324
486-7174
Huntsdale Fish Hatchery
Produces 461,280 pounds
of trout yearly. Stop in for info
and tours.
195 Lebo Rd., 17013
468-3419
Kings Gap Environmental
Education Center
Valley’s largest state park with
2,531 acres, a historic Italian
villa-style mansion for educa
tions programming and week
end mountain retreats. 16
miles of hiking trails, birding,
hunting, orienteering & more.
500 Kings Gap Rd., 17015
486-5031
CARLISLE
Committed to Excellence
in Community Service
American Artisan Gallery
35 North Hanover Street
Carlisle, PA 17013 • 717-254-6136
www.americanartisangallery.com
-SweetS-SOdaS-Fudge-GiftS56 W. High Street - Carlisle, Pa - (717) 243-1002 - GeorgieLous.com
Tues-Thurs: 11:30-7:00 Fri-Sat: 11:30-8:00
Miss Ruth’s
Time Bomb
Bedford Street Antiques, LLC
Vintage Clothing
44 North Bedford Street
Carlisle, PA 17013 • 717-241-5309
www.bedfordstreetantiques.com
117 West High Street
Carlisle, PA 17013 • 717-241-2662
www.missruthstimebomb.com
Carlisle Theatre
Whistlestop Bookshop
40 West High Street
Carlisle, PA 17013 • 717-258-0666
www.carlisletheatre.org
Carlisle, PA 17013 • 717-243-4744
www.whistlestoppers.com
directory • CARLISLE/GARDNERS LeTort Park & Fort LeTort
Playground
Castle-like play structure,
spray pool, and the trail head
for the LeTort Spring Run
Nature Trail.
260 E. Pomfret St., 17013
LeTort Spring Run & Nature Trail
Popular fly-fishing destination,
one of the finest limestone
trout streams in the nation,
known for large wild browns
that are particularly wily.
Opossum Lake
59-acre lake with hiking,
fishing and boating.
Easy Rd./Opossum Lake Rd.,
17015 • 705-7850
696-acre park with historic
charcoal iron furnace. Fuller
Lake (1.7 acres) and Laurel
Lake (25 acres). 4 miles
of trails, biking, camping,
fishing, boating, swimming
and more.
Gardners 17324 • 486-7174
State Game Lands 230 &
Shooting Range
1,083 acres for biking, hiking,
hunting and birdwatching.
44 acres are used for a highuse shooting range.
Enola Rd., 17013
(814) 643-1831
5
Delicious Reasons
directory • CARLISLE/GARDNERS Spanish & Moroccan
Tapas | Full Bar
26 North Hanover St.
717-462-4141
Authentic Italian Cuisine
Wines & Cocktails
22 West Pomfret St.
717-249-9580
Sunset Rocks Trail
One of the most popular hikes
in the area due to great views
including the ruins of a topsecret WWII POW camp.
Michaux Rd., Gardners
17324 • 352-2211
Waggoner’s Gap Hawk Watch
One of the largest concentra
tions of raptors in the US and
one of the best places in the
East to spot Golden Eagles. Two
trails available: one leading
to the outcrop and one for
songbird watching.
NW of Carlisle on Rte 174
213-6880
PERFORMING ARTS/
THEATRE
Carlisle Theatre
Live theatre, concerts, films
(independent, foreign and
first run). Also available for
rentals. Box office: Mon-Fri
10am-4:30pm. Films: WedSat 7:30pm; Sun 2pm.
Times vary for live shows.
See ad page 13.
40 W. High St., 17013
258-0666
carlisletheatre.org • E
Central Pennsylvania
Youth Ballet
Internationally recognized
school of classical ballet.
5 N. Orange St., 17013
245-1190
Belgian Fare | Mussels
Frites
16 North Pitt Street
717-960-0223
Crêpes | Desserts
Macarons Gelato
Chocolates
36 West High Street
717-254-6453
TAQUERIA
L AURITA
Late Night
Authentic Mexican
717-386-5099
• Hair Cut & Style
• Hair Color, Texture & Treatments
• Bridal Services
It is our ultimate goal to fulfill
your total beauty needs by our
caring, talented staff of
professionals with customized,
quality services, premiere salon
products and superior customer
service in a warm, friendly and
inviting atmosphere.
• Spa Hand & Foot Treatments
• Men’s and Women’s Facials
• Maternity Treatments
• Therapeutic Massages
• Infrared Sauna
• Reiki Sessions
• Mu Xing Therapy Message
• Ionic Foot Detox
EyElash ExtEnsions
...to visit Carlisle
directory • CARLISLE/GARDNERS Dickinson College’s
Mathers Theater
Home to many of the
students’ productions.
Holland Union Building,
28 N. College St., 17013
245-1327
Artist Market of
Pomfret Street
Original artwork, women’s
accessories and gifts, and an
Central PA Swing Dance Club extensive selection of Polish
at The Green Door Dance Studio pottery.
All ages. No partners required. 16 W. Pomfret St., 17013
14 E. North St., 17013
960-9201
SPA
TEAHOUSES
Warm Springs Salon & Day Spa
Hair, nail, skin care and
relaxation services.
37 W. High St., 17013
422-5228
SHOP
American Artisan
Gallery
Featuring Americanmade fine art and fine
crafts including ceramics,
glass, wood, metals and
more. Tues-Sat 10:30am5:30pm. Additional hours
during special events.
See ad on page 13.
254-6136 • E
americanartisangallery.com
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farmers markets, history, hiking
and much more!
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Local exhibits, art classes &
sales gallery.
249-6973
Castlerigg Wine Shop
Wine, wine accessories and
food gifts.
110 S. Hanover St., Carlisle
17013 • 462-4663
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Canaday’s Book Barn
200-year old barn full of
over 50,000 used books and
maps.
2269 Newville Rd., 17015
574-0092
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Antiques on Hanover
7,000 sq. ft. featuring
1820’s–1920’s furniture.
249-6285
5
Tranquility Salon and
Wellness Center
Aveda Concept Salon with
the area’s first Salt Cave.
257 Penrose Pl., 17013
218-8732
Camellia’s Sin Tea Room &
Gift Shop
Indulge in full afternoon tea
and a great gift shop.
243-6292
Bedford Street Antiques, LLC
Over 24,000 square feet,
displaying wares from over
100 antique dealers. MonSat 10am-7pm; Sun 10am5pm. See ad on page 13.
44 N. Bedford St., 17013
241-5309
bedfordstreetantiques.com
E
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Body & Sole Salon & Day Spa
We have all the services
you’d expect from a luxe spa
– massages, facials, body
treatments and more! TuesThurs 9am-8pm; Fri 9am7pm; Sat 9am-4pm. See
ad on page 15.
242 York Rd., 17013
245-0900
bodysolesalondayspa.com
E
SWING DANCING
Appalachian Whole Foods
Sustainable, local and
organic products.
100 W. High St., 17013
241-6982
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Meadowbrooke Gourds
Hand-crafted by a small business founded on excellence,
integrity & personal freedom. Our goal is to make you
smile while keeping the American dream alive.
Visit: www.mbgourds.com
Retail store hours: Mon-Sat 10am ‘til 4pm
Tours every Tuesday at 2pm
125 Potato Road • Carlisle, PA 17015 • 717-776-6029
Cole’s Bicycles
2,000 sq. ft. showroom
to view bikes and cycling
accessories.
249-3833
Georgie Lou’s Retro Candy
& Gifts
Family-owned shop
specializing in retro candy,
homemade fudge, glass
bottle soda, and unique
nostalgic gifts. Tues-Thurs
11:30am-7pm; Fri & Sat
11:30am-8pm. See ad on
page 13.
56 W. High St., 17013
243-1002 • georgielous.com
E
East Street Artisans
Fine art and craft by local
artists and craftsmen. TueSat 10am-5pm.
405 N. East St., 17013
243-6619 • E
Firehouse Antiques
American crafts and collectibles.
636 N. West St., 17013
243-6666
Harmony Society
Clothing and gift retailer
specializing in vintage.
136 W. High St., 17013
462-4703
BLOCK
Visit our Facebook page
or call for dates and more
information.
Kings Gap General Store
Snacks, hiking and fishing
supplies, antiques.
1155 Pine Rd., 17015
486-5855
Letort Glass
Variety of mixed media glass
for purchase.
405 N. East St., 17013
218-8300
Meadowbrooke Gourds
The world’s largest gourd
crafting company. A unique
gift for every occasion! MonSat 10am-4pm. See ad on
page 16.
125 Potato Rd., 17015
776-6029 • mbgourds.com
E
Visit Carlisle’s So-Hi Arts District &
Discover the Best
Boutique Shopping, Dining &
Downtown Fun
LIKE us on
JW Music
Sells, rents and repairs
instruments.
258-6765
Marjorie’s Gems
Buys and sells vintage jewelry
and coins.
701-8148
SHOP THE
Located in
Historic Downtown
Carlisle, PA on
West Pomfret and
South Hanover Streets
History on High – The Shop
Unique museum shop for the
Cumberland County Historical
Society; art, books, gifts,
jewelry and toys.
33 W. High St., 17013
249-1626
Live Music in the Garden
BYOB | Every Sat. 4–6pm – June–Sept.
April Wine Walk
Noon–5pm | Ticketed Event
October Beer Crawl
Noon–5pm | Ticketed Event
717-245-0382 • [email protected]
Miss Ruth’s Time Bomb
Featuring vintage and
retro-designed clothing,
accessories, and gifts for
both women and men.
Mon-Wed 11am-5pm; Thur
11am-8pm; Fri & Sat 11am6pm. See ad on page 13.
117 W. High St., 17013
241-2662
missruthstimebomb.com
E
Mountain Lakes Market
Home decor, jewelry,
antiques, flower shop and
more.
1800 Newville Rd., 17015
258-5922
Nancy Stamm’s Galleria
Fine arts and crafts, jewelry
and fun things for kids.
240-0551
NorthGate Antique Mall
Over 80 dealers with a
large variety of quality
antiques and something for
everyone! Daily 10am5pm. See ad on page 22.
726 N. Hanover St, 17013
243-5802
ngantiques.com • E
Olde Susquehanna House
Primitive home furnishings,
Vera Bradley and more.
162 York Rd., 17013
243-5952
Pat Craig Studios, LLC
Custom picture framing,
arts/jewelry studio, Maruca
bags, funky, beautiful
scarves, accessories, cards
and gifts. Mon-Sat 10am7pm. See ad on page 18.
245-0382
patcraigstudios.com
Pomfret Street Books
Hard-to-find, used, out of print
and rare books.
258-8104
Serendipity Antique Gallery
Collectibles, jewelry, military
items, furniture, and currency.
218-7715
directory • CARLISLE/GARDNERS the ClothesVine
New York style boutique with
small town prices.
134 W. High St., 17013
249-7909
www.patcraigstudios.com • [email protected]
The Outlet Shoppes at
Gettysburg
Variety of discount and outlet
stores including Coach, Gap,
Carter’s, Adidas and more.
1863 Gettysburg Village Dr.,
Gettysburg 17325
337-9705
• •
Vegetarian Options
• • • $$ American
Cuisine Type
Rate
Downtown
•
Live Music
Nightlife
Outdoor Seating
Alibis Eatery & Spirits 10 N. Pitt St., Carlisle 17013 • 462-4629 • E
Whistlestop Bookshop
Independent bookseller
since 1985. New books
(all categories) and gifts.
Mon-Wed & Sat 10am6pm; Thur & Fri 10am8pm. See ad on page 13.
129 W. High St., 17013
243-4744
whistlestoppers.com
BYOB
DINING
30 W. Pomfret Street
Carlisle, PA 17013
Hours: Mon.–Sat. 10 am–7 pm
Alcohol Served
The Kitchen Shoppe &
Cooking School
Gourmet super store with
over 20,000 items.
101 Shady Ln., 17013
243-0906
717-245-0382
Children’s Menu
The Fabric Center
Quilting, apparel fabrics and
notions.
243-5076
Custom Picture Framing
Handcrafted Jewelry • Fine Arts & Prints
Unique Cards & Gifts • Flamingo-Wear
Dinner
The Greatest Gift
Unique gifts crafted by
innovative artisans.
243-5562
We leave the ordinary to others!
Lunch
The Garden Gallery
Artwork and sculpture from
recognized artists.
249-1721
Breakfast
Shop the Block
The best boutique shopping,
downtown dining, So-Hi
Arts District. Hosts live
Music in the Garden (JuneSept) and other special
events throughout the year.
Members include: Artist
Market of Pomfret Street,
Camellia’s Sin Tea Room &
Gifts, Carlisle Arts Learning
Center, Castlerigg Wine
Shop, Coldwell Banker
Realty, Comfort Suites, Lili’s
Place, Marjorie’s Gems,
Pat Craig Studios, and
Trattoria Piatto. Individual
store hours vary. See ad on
page 17.
W. Pomfret St., 17013
245-0382
Courthouse Common Espresso Bar & Bistro 1 S. Hanover St., Carlisle 17013 • 243-8899 • E
• •
•
• • $$ American
Fay’s Country Kitchen 203 S. Hanover St., Carlisle 17013 • 243-5510
Cash only
• •
•
• $
American
Fiddlers on the Green 1 Mayapple Dr., Carlisle 17013 • 258-1800 • E
• •
• •
•
$$ American
George’s Subs & Pizza
121 W. High St., Carlisle 17013 • 243-5809
• •
• $
American
Vegetarian Options
• $
•
•
• $ • American
Lili’s Place Country Market & Cafe 10 W. Pomfret St., Carlisle 17013 • 245-0003
•
Cuisine Type
Rate
• • •
Downtown
• $$ American
Live Music
Nightlife
• •
BYOB
Children’s Menu
Alcohol Served
Dinner
•
Lunch
Breakfast
• •
Gingerbread Man 5 S. Courthouse Ave., Carlisle 17013 • 249-6970 • E
Hamilton Restaurant 55 W. High St., Carlisle 17013 • 249-4410 • E
Outdoor Seating
American
Market Cross Pub & Brewery
English/American meals paired with 250+ international beers
including our own brews. • • • • • • • • $$ • American/
113 N. Hanover St., Carlisle 17013 • 258-1234 • EEnglish
marketcrosspub.com
North Hanover Grill
37-39 N. Hanover St., Carlisle 17013 • 241-5517 • E
• • • •
• • • • $$ • American
Scalles
• • 2 York Rd., Carlisle 17013 • 249-0099 • E
$
American
South Side Deli 46 W. High St., Carlisle 17013 • 960-0077
•
• $
American
The Back Door Cafe 156 W. High St., Carlisle 17013 • 249-4310 • E
• • •
• •
• $ • American
Chen’s Asian Restaurant 310 N. Hanover St., Carlisle 17013 • 258-1238 • E
• • •
$$ The Carlisle Bakery 35 S. Hanover St., Carlisle 17013 • 462-4160 • E
• •
•
• $
• •
•
$$ •
BBQ
• •
•
• $$ BBQ
• •
•
•
• $$ Belgian
Helena’s Chocolate Café & Creperie
A slice of Europe, offering crepes, handmade chocolates,
macarons, desserts, cappuccinos, espressos, lattes and mochas.
• • •
36 W. High St., Carlisle 17013 • 254-6453 • E
helenascafe.com • See ad on page 15.
•
•
• $ •
French
Horner’s BBQ 1900 Spring Rd., Carlisle 17013 • 258-4227
Redd’s Smokehouse BBQ 109 N. Hanover St., Carlisle 17013 • 254-6419
Café Bruges
Belgian cuisine and over 100 Belgian beers. 16 N. Pitt St., Carlisle 17013 • 960-0223
cafebruges.com • See ad on page 15.
Asian
Bakery
Rate
Cuisine Type
Downtown
Vegetarian Options
Live Music
$
Ice Cream
Massey’s Frozen Custard Inc.
•
$
Ice Cream
Twirly Top Drive-In 1 Pine Grove Rd., Gardners 17324 • 486-3424 • E
• •
•
$
Ice Cream
Miseno’s Ristorante 598 W. High St., Carlisle 17013 • 240-0133 • E
• •
• •
•
$
Italian
Rillo’s Restaurant 60 Pine St., Carlisle 17013 • 243-6141 • E
• •
• •
$$$ •
Italian
Italian
BYOB
Dinner
•
Lunch
Leo’s Homemade Ice Cream 816 W. High St., Carlisle 17015 • 960-0000 • E
Cash only. ATM on site.
Breakfast
Nightlife
Outdoor Seating
Alcohol Served
Children’s Menu
Trattoria Piatto
Traditional authentic Italian cuisine from all 21 regions;
Wine Spectator awarded Wine List; full bar. • 22 W. Pomfret St., Carlisle 17013 • 249-9580 • E
piatto.com • See ad on page 15.
•
•
• $$$ •
Aya Japanese Steakhouse 255 S. Spring Garden St., Carlisle 17013 • 218-8000 • E
• •
$$ • Japanese
Issei Noodle
• •
•
• $$ • Japanese
Mount Fuji 149 N. Hanover St., Carlisle 17013 • 243-2788 • E
• •
•
• $$ • Japanese
Taqueria Laurita
True Mexican Taqueria: casual and quaint. It’s a food truck
you don’t have to chase. • • 150 W. High St., Carlisle 17013 • 386-5099
taquerialaurita.com • See ad on page 15.
•
• $ • Mexican
• •
The Pizza Grille, Carlisle
1007 Ritner Highway, Carlisle 17013 • 218-2320 • E
• •
$ •
Pizza
Andalusia
Andalusia offers a large variety of tapas and entrees using
Spanish/
local ingredients.
• • • • $$$ • Moroccan
26 N. Hanover St., Carlisle 17013 • 462-4141 • E
andalusiacarlisle.com • See ad on page 15.
Cuisine Type
Vegetarian Options
Rate
Downtown
Live Music
Nightlife
Outdoor Seating
BYOB
Alcohol Served
Children’s Menu
Dinner
Lunch
Breakfast
•
• $$ • Teahouse
White Elephant Thai Cuisine
• •
• $$ On-site Restaurant
On-site Bar
Business Center
Fitness Center
• • •
•
• •
•
•
•
Comfort Suites Downtown Carlisle
10 S. Hanover St., Carlisle 17013 • 960-1000 • E
comfortsuitescarlisle.com • See ad on page 23.
• 105 $$ • • • • • •
• •
Country Inn & Suites Carlisle
1529 Commerce Ave., Carlisle 17015 • 241-4900 • E
countryinns.com/carlislepa • See ad on page 22.
• 70 $$ •
• •
• • •
Thai
Pool
• •
Pets Allowed
America’s Best Value Inn
60 $ • 1460 Harrisburg Pike, Carlisle 17013 • 249-7775 • E
Best Western Carlisle
• 73 $$ • 1155 Harrisburg Pike, Carlisle 17013 • 243-6200 • E
Budget Inn
Carlisle House B&B
148 S. Hanover St., Carlisle 17013 • 249-0350
10 $$$ thecarlislehouse.com • See ad on page 11.
•
Room Rates
•
# of Guest Rooms
ADA Equipped Rooms
SLEEP
•
Camellia’s Sin Tea Room & Gift Shop 36 W. Pomfret St., Carlisle 17013 • 243-6292
1794 The Whiskey Rebellion at Comfort Suites
Local ingredients, timeless recipes and simplistic cooking
create the perfect downtown dining experience.• • • • • $$$ Steak &
Seafood
10 S. Hanover St., Carlisle 17013 • 960-1000 • E
1794dining.com • See ad on page 23.
Rustic Tavern Steak &
• • • • $$
823 Newville Rd., Carlisle 17013 • 245-2999 • E
Seafood
Outdoor
Indoor
Cumberland Valley Motel
4 E. Main St., New Kingstown 17072 • 766-3779
Days Inn Carlisle North
1825 Harrisburg Pike, Carlisle 17015 • 245-2242 • E
Days Inn Carlisle South
101 Alexander Spring Rd., Carlisle 17015 • 258-4147 • E
Econo Lodge Carlisle
Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott
1528 Commerce Ave., Carlisle 17015 • 243-2080 • E
Easy access from Rte 81, Exit 52 —
Go south 3.5 miles on Rte 11 or
take the PA Turnpike to mile marker 226 —
Go 2.5 miles on the right.
Pool
Pets Allowed
$
• 200$$ •
• • • •
• •
• 136$$ •
• • • •
• • Outdoor
• 112$$ •
• • •
• •
• 84 $$ •
• • •
• •
NorthGate
AntiqueMall
(717) 243.5802
OPEN 7 DAYS 10:00am–5:00pm
726 North Hanover Street
Carlisle, PA 17013
www.ngantiques.com
Fitness Center
Business Center
On-site Bar
On-site Restaurant
Room Rates
# of Guest Rooms
ADA Equipped Rooms
1529 Commerce Avenue, Carlisle, PA 17015
717-241-4900 | www.countryinns.com/carlislepa
Indoor
Holiday Inn Express & Suites Carlisle
Howard Johnson Inn
• 83 $$ •
• 61 $ • • •
• • • •
Pets Allowed
Pool
Fitness Center
Fallen Tree Farm Bed & Breakfast
4 $$$ 1634 Holly Pike, Carlisle 17015 • 243-0723
Glass Gable Vacation Rental
560 South Hanover St., Carlisle 17013 • 443-4647 7 $$$ Hampton Inn Carlisle
• 97$$$ • carlisle.hamptoninn.com • See ad on page 22.
Business Center
On-site Bar
On-site Restaurant
Room Rates
# of Guest Rooms
ADA Equipped Rooms
• •
• • •
• •
Indoor
• • •
• •
Indoor
• • Outdoor
•
• • • •
•
• • •
• • Outdoor
• •
Pool
Pets Allowed
Fitness Center
Motel 6 Carlisle
• 118$$ 1153 Harrisburg Pike, Carlisle 17013 • 249-7622 • E
Pheasant Field Bed & Breakfast
• 8 $$ • 150 Hickorytown Rd., Carlisle 17015 • 258-0717 • E
Pike Motel
18 $ 1121 Harrisburg Pike, Carlisle 17013 • 249-3120 • E
Quality Inn Carlisle
• 96 $$ • •
Red Cardinal Bed & Breakfast
2 $$ 521 Lerew Rd., Carlisle 17015 • 245-0823
Red Roof Inn
Residence Inn by Marriott Harrisburg/Carlisle
1 Hampton Court, Carlisle 17013 • 610-9050 • E
• 78 $$$ • carlisleresidenceinn.com • See ad on page 25.
Business Center
On-site Bar
On-site Restaurant
Room Rates
# of Guest Rooms
ADA Equipped Rooms
• • Outdoor
• • •
• • Outdoor
• • •
• •
Indoor
Rodeway Inn Carlisle
• 89 $ •
•
•
• • Outdoor
Sleep Inn Carlisle
5 E. Garland Dr., Carlisle 17013 • 249-8863 • E
sleepinn.com/hotel/pa055 • See ad on page 25.
• 99 $$ •
• • •
• •
Stardust Motel
1502 Holly Pike, Carlisle 17015 • 243-6058 • E
17 $
Super 8 Motel Carlisle North
• 106 $ •
•
• • Outdoor
Super 8 Motel Carlisle South
100 Alexander Spring Rd., Carlisle 17013 • 245-9898 • E
60 $ •
•
14$$$ • •
• 60 $ •
•
Thornwald Mansion
850 Bicentennial Dr., Carlisle 17013 • 701-0300 • E
Travelodge
Indoor
•
•
• •
Mini Golf (MG)/Game Room (GR);
Fishing (F)
Snack Bar
Wireless Internet
Pets Allowed
Sewer Hook Up
P
Electric/Water Hook Up
• • • • • • •
LP Gas
On-site HLD Tank
Swimming Pool (P)/Lake (L)
C
Recreation Hall
Cherokee Campground & Family Restaurant
200 Pine Grove Rd., Gardners 17324 • 486-8000 • E 98 Apr.–Oct.
Cabin (C)/Trailer (T) Rentals
Seasonal
Campgrounds/RV Parks
# of Sites
Deer Run Camping Resort
MG/GR/
226 Apr.–Oct. C • • • • • • • • P
111 Sheet Iron Roof Rd., Gardners 17324 • 486-8168
F
Mountain Creek Campground
349 Pine Grove Rd., Gardners 17324
GR/F
252 Apr.–Oct. C/T • • • • • • • • P
486-7681 • E
1100 Pine Grove Rd., Gardners 17324
888-727-2757 • E
Western Village RV Park
200 Greenview Dr., Carlisle 17015 • 243-1179
westernvillagervpark.com • E
70 Apr.–Dec.
C •
235Year Round C
•
•
F
L
• • • • •
P MG/GR
Hostel
Ironmaster’s Mansion Hostel
1212 Pine Grove Rd., Gardners 17324 • 486-4108
New Look;
Same Great Service.
• Complimentary hot
breakfast buffet.
• Pet friendly
• Indoor heated pool
• Fitness center
1 Hampton Court
Carlisle, PA 17013
717.610.9050
carlisleresidenceinn.com
Men’s Room and Women’s Room with seven bunk beds each. Linens,
towels, and basic breakfast; shower facilities, and free wi-fi.
Minutes from Carlisle Attractions
Deluxe
Expanded
•• Free Hot
Breakfast
Continental Breakfast
Heated Indoor
Indoor Pool
Pool
••Heated
Fitness Center
••Fitness
Center
Free Wireless
Wireless High
HighSpeed
SpeedInternet
InternetAccess
Access
••Free
Pet Friendly
Hotel*
••Pet
Friendly Hotel*
CableTV,
TV,Air
AirConditioning,
Conditioning,
••Cable
Microwave,
and
Room Safe, Microwave, and Refrigerator
Refrigerator
in every room
in every room.
• Free Local Calls
• Free Local Calls
• Newly Redecorated
5 E. Garland Dr. / Carlisle, PA 17013 / Phone: 717-249-8863
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directory • ENOLA/MECHANICSBURG ENOLA/MECHANICSBURG
Metropolis Collective, Mechanicsburg
SEE & DO
ART GALLERIES
2nd Floor Gallery
Fine art and artist studios in
an 1800s church. Browse or
shop for a unique piece of
artwork.
105 S. Market St., 17055
697-0502
Art Center School & Galleries
Painting, drawing and pottery
classes, exhibits and sales
gallery.
18 Artcraft Dr., 17050
697-2072
Chalits Thai Bistro, Mechanicsburg
AUTO/RACING
Antique Automobile Club of
America Museum
Cruise through time with
vintage vehicles and
more! Changing exhibits,
something for everyone.
Open daily 9am-5pm.
Just a short drive from
Cumberland Valley to the
Museum in Hershey.
161 Museum Dr., Hershey
17033 • 566-7100
AACAMuseum.org • E
Metropolis Collective
Fine art and performances
with a twist.
17 W. Main St., 17055
458-8245
Paulus Farm Market, Mechanicsburg
Harley Davidson Factory Tour
Family-friendly and free
guided tours.
1425 Eden Rd., York 17402
852-6590
Rolls Royce Museum
Preserved Rolls Royces &
Bentleys. Look for Rock that
says RROC & RRF.
189 Hempt Rd., 17050
795-9400
Williams Grove Speedway
Racing Friday and
Saturday nights March
through October. Kids 12
and under always free!
See ad on page 27.
1 Speedway Dr., 17055
697-5000
williamsgrove.com • E
Families will find Mechanicsburg and Enola beautiful towns to relax in for a day or two of
sightseeing. Community parks, art galleries, old-fashioned restaurants and museums are
prevalent throughout both towns. Be sure to check out the Mechanicsburg Museum and explore
the remaining structures of the old Pennsylvania Railroad, which had a huge impact on the
development of both communities in the 1800s. You can also stay and play here and visit nearby
Hershey, Harrisburg, Lancaster and York.
FAMILY FUN
ABC West Lanes
100% smoke-free familyfriendly location.
6454 Carlisle Pike, 17050
766-7601
Adams-Ricci Community Park
Fields, a batting cage, picnic
areas, and a massive children’s
play structure.
100 E. Penn Dr., Enola 17025
909-5630
City Island
Picnicking, boating, carousel,
carriage rides, dinner cruises,
sports and more.
City Island, Harrisburg, PA
17101
Climbnasium Inc
Indoor rock climbing
facility with 40 ft. high
walls.
339 N. Locust Point Rd., 17050
795-9580
directory • ENOLA/MECHANICSBURG
Location: Mechanicsburg (unless otherwise indicated)
Haar’s Drive-In
Old-fashioned drive-in movie
theater.
185 Logan Rd., Dillsburg
17019 • 432-3011
Harrisburg Senators
Minor league baseball at
City Island.
Riverside Stadium, City
Island, Harrisburg 17101
231-4448
Hersheypark
65 rides and attractions,
including 12 roller coasters,
and 14 water attractions.
100 W. Hersheypark Dr.,
Hershey 17033 • 534-8942
Lake Tobias
Wildlife park with animals,
reptiles and birds. Includes a
petting zoo and safari tours.
760 Tobias Rd., Halifax
17032 • 362-9126
Oakes Museum at
Messiah College
Devoted to natural history.
Features 75 full mounts.
One College Ave., 17055
691-6082
Olympic Skating Center
The largest hardwood floor in
Central PA.
60 E. Shady Ln., Enola 17025
732-9168
Pride of the Susquehanna
Riverboat
Authentic stern-drive paddle
wheeler. Daily sightseeing
cruises.
11 Championship Way,
Harrisburg 17101
234-6500
WILLIAMS GROVE Speedway
717-697-5000 • Mechanicsburg, PA
williamsgrove.com
RVG Mini Golf
18-hole mini golf course
with nine handicapped
accessible holes.
227 Rich Valley Rd., 17050
691-8805
SkyZone Indoor
Trampoline Park
The original indoor trampo
line park for all ages. Enjoy
the adventure of wall to wall
fun! Tues-Thurs 3pm-8pm;
Fri 3pm-11pm; Sat 10am11pm; Sun 11am-8pm.
Check website for summer
and holiday hours.
95 Gateway Dr., 17050
208-8909
skyzone.com/harrisburg
E
Trindle Bowl
Non-alcoholic and smoke-free
bowling alley.
4695 E. Trindle Rd., 17050
737-9820
Twin Ponds Family Recreation
Center West
88,000 sq. ft. facility with
NHL standard size rink.
200 Lambs Gap Rd., 17050
795-7663
Whitaker Center
Hands-on science and arts
center with 6-story IMAX
screen and specially-designed
performance theater.
222 Market St., Harrisburg
17101 • 214-2787
Williams Grove Speedway,
home of American Sprint car racing
since 1939, is a 1/2 mile banked clay
oval track that hosts some of the best
racing in the country. Racing Friday and
Saturday March through October with
prices ranging from $6–$35, Discounted
youth (13–20, $10–$15), and Kids 12 &
under FREE. Racing divisions include 410
Sprints, 358 Sprints, Super Sportsman,
358 Late Models and Street Stocks.
Special sanctioned races include World
of Outlaws Sprint Cars, All-Stars, URC
Sprints and ARDC Midgets. We have two
Kids Nights a year that include bounce
rides, giveaways, free games, and kids
bike races, plus 12 nights of Fireworks.
Check our website for dates and
information. See you at the track!
directory • ENOLA/MECHANICSBURG FARMS, MARKETS &
WINERIES
Cullari Vineyards & Winery
Uniquely crafted wine in
small quantities.
1251 E. Chocolate Ave.,
Hershey 17033
533-8985
Hunters Valley Winery
Winery overlooking the
Susquehanna River.
3 Orchard Rd., Liverpool
17045 • 444-7211
Oak Grove Farms
U-Pick flowers, berries
and peas.
846 Fisher Rd., 17055
766-2216
Paulus Farm Market
Farm stand, corn mazes, play
area, U-pick berries, apples,
pumpkins and more.
1216 S. York St., 17055
697-4330
HISTORY
Association
Four historical sites including
Freight Station Museum and
Store, Passenger Station,
Frankenberger Tavern and
Station Master’s House.
Wed-Sat 12pm-3pm. See
ad on page 29.
2 W. Strawberry Alley,
17055 • 697-6088
mechanicsburgmuseum.org
National Civil War Museum
Only museum in the US that
portrays the entire picture of
the American Civil War.
One Lincoln Circle at Reservoir
Park, Harrisburg 17103
260-1861
NIGHTLIFE
Paulus Orchards
Farm stand, corn mazes, play
area, U-pick berries, apples,
pumpkins and more.
522 E. Mt. Airy Rd., Dillsburg
17019 • 432-2544
Hollywood Casino at Penn
National Race Course
Table games, horse racing,
slots, live music and dining.
777 Hollywood Blvd.,
Grantville 17028
469-2211
GOLF
OUTDOORS
Armitage Golf Club
800 Orrs Bridge Rd., 17050
737-5344
Blue Mountain Outfitters
Rental equipment for river
trips and tours.
103 S. State Rd., Marysville
17053 • 957-2413
Liberty Forge Golf
3804 Lisburn Rd., 17050
795-9880
Rich Valley Golf
227 Rich Valley Rd., 17050
691-8805
Conodoguinet Creek
Water Trail
Approximately 40 miles long
from Carlisle to confluence
with the Susquehanna River.
Weaves through agricultural
lands, villages and small
towns. Enjoy a leisurely float,
fishing and birding.
ccpa.net
Roundtop Mountain Resort
Mountain adventures
(OGO Ball), zipline
canopy tour, paintball,
ropes course, snow tubing,
and skiing/snowboarding.
Hours vary seasonally. See
ad on page 29.
925 Roundtop Rd.,
Lewisberry 17339
432-9631
roundtopmountainresort.com
Wildwood Park
Nature sanctuary with seven
trails and boardwalks.
100 Wildwood Way,
Harrisburg 17110
221-0292
PERFORMING ARTS/
THEATRE
Giant Center
Hosts professional ice shows,
family events and more.
550 W. Hersheypark Dr.,
Hershey 17033
534-3911
Hershey Theatre
Broadway shows, concerts,
classic films and more.
15 E. Caracas Ave., Hershey
17033 • 534-3405
Heel Your Sole Foot Sanctuary
Foot baths, massages and
reflexology treatments.
4922-4924 Louise Dr., 17055
591-CALM
TEAHOUSES
Sweet Remembrances
Afternoon teas, private parties
and special programming.
118 S. Market St., 17055
697-5785
SHOP
Appalachian Harley Davidson
Premier dealer for Central
PA with large showroom and
gear.
766-9366
Ashcombe Farm &
Greenhouses
Greenhouses, gifts, garden
ing supplies, home decor,
café and more.
906 W. Grantham Rd., 17055
766-7611
Asma Gifts
Greeting cards, Webkinz,
doilies, toys and more.
115 W. Main St., 17055
Little Theatre of Mechanicsburg 795-1939
All-volunteer community
Brittle Bark
theatre.
Handmade brittle, chocolates,
915 S. York St., 17055
popcorn, and other sweets.
766-0535
33 W. Main St., 17055
697-6950
SPAS
Barefoot Yoga & Wellness
Studio
Massages, yoga, workshops
and wellness events.
130 A Gettysburg Pike,
17055 • 610-1200
Caromal Colours
Specialty paints and finishes
for furniture.
13 E. Main St., 17055
790-3190
Civil War and More
Shop for all things related
to this prominent period in
American history.
10 S. Market St., 17055
766-1899
civilwarandmore.com
Cupboard Maker Books
100,000 gently used, rare
and out of print books.
157 N. Enola Rd., Enola
17025 • 732-7288
Hershey Violins
Owner handcrafts and
repairs violins and violas.
11 W. Main St., 17055
697-6341
Just Clogs
Best selection of comfortable
and stylish shoes, clogs,
sandals and boots for men
and women. Mon-Fri 10am5pm; Sat 10am-4pm. See
ad below.
15 W. Main St., 17055
766-6092 • justclogs.net
K. Marie & Company
Women and baby designer
clothes and gifts.
111 Walden Way, 17050
386-5731
Leaf of Eve
Gift boutique offering fine
fashions & accessories.
149 N. Enola Dr., Enola
17025 • 732-2564
Mechanicsburg Mystery
Bookshop
Specializing in mystery, spy,
thriller and horror.
6 Clouser Rd., 17055
795-7470
Mountainside Ski & Sports
Ski and cycling gear.
5142 Trindle Rd., 17050
697-2063
Perry County Council of the
Arts Gallery
Paintings, sculptures, pottery,
jewelry and more.
One S. Second St., Newport
17074 • 567-7023
Shoppes at Susquehanna
Shopping, dining and more.
2547 Brindle Dr., Harrisburg
17110
Snazzy Giraffe
Elegant baby and children’s
boutique.
104 Walden Way, 17050
590-5147
Tanger Outlets at Hershey
Great savings at our 60
stores including Coach,
J.Crew, Calvin Klein and
Yankee Candle.
46 Outlet Sq., Hershey 17033
520-1239
MECHANICSBurg
A Good Place to Visit and Shop
Just Clogs
15 West Main Street
Mechanicsburg, PA 17055
717-766-6092
www.justclogs.net
2 West Strawberry Alley
717-697-6088
www.mechanicsburgmuseum.org
Snapper’s Bar and Grill
120 East Allen Street
717-697-9475
www.snappersbarandgrill.net
www.snappersbarandgrill.net
120 East Allen Street
Wegmans Food Markets,
Inc. A huge selection of
organic and family pack
items. Produce, bakery,
seafood, meat, cheese
and groceries. See ad
page 31.
791-4500 • wegmans.com
$$ American
Arooga’s Grille House & Sports Bar Mechanicsburg 4713 Carlisle Pike, Mechanicsburg 17050 • 737-1600 • E
• •
•
•
$$ • American
Black N Bleu 6108 Carlisle Pike, Mechanicsburg 17050 • 458-8105 • E
• •
•
$$$ American
Caddy Shack 800 Orrs Bridge Rd., Mechanicsburg 17055 • 975-0940 • E
• •
•
•
$$ American
Cafe Magnolia 4700 Old Gettysburg Rd., Mechanicsburg 17055 • 901-9700 • E • •
• •
$$$ American
Gingerbread Man • •
26 W. Main St., Mechanicsburg 17055 • 697-8882 • E
•
• • • $$ American
Isaac’s Famous Grilled Sandwiches
Bird-themed restaurant serving grilled sandwiches, soups,
salads and more. Great kids menu, too!
• • •
•Rossmoyne: 4940 Ritter Rd., Mechanicsburg 17055 766-1111
• • •
•Silver Spring: 6520 Carlisle Pike, Mechanicsburg 17050
795-1925 • isaacsdeli.com • E
• •
$ • American
•
$ • American
•
$
•
$$ American
Kristy’s Whistle Stop • • • 600 S. Enola Rd., Enola 17025 • 909-3881 • E
Nathan’s Bar and Grill 201 Enola Rd., Enola 17025 • 728-7526 • • • •
Cuisine Type
•
Rate
Downtown
Live Music
•
Nightlife
Outdoor Seating
Alcohol Served
• •
Lunch
Appalachian Brewing Company 6462 Carlisle Pike, Mechanicsburg 17055 • 795-4660 • E
DINING
Breakfast
BYOB
The Rosemary House
One of America’s oldest herb
and spice shops.
120 S. Market St., 17055
697-5111
Children’s Menu
The Jerky Jar
Gourmet jerky, seasoning,
sauces and snacks.
123 E. Main St., 17055
525-2198
The Potomac Bead Company
Create your own jewelry.
54 W. Main St., 17055
796-2323
Vegetarian Options
Ten Thousand Villages
Gifts, home decor, and more
from around the world.
701 Gettysburg Pike, 17055
796-1474
Dinner
Tanger Outlets at Lancaster
60+ outlet stores including
Nine West, Talbots, Nike,
and Kenneth Cole.
311 Stanley K. Tanger Blvd.,
Lancaster 17602
392-7260
American
• • • •
• • • • $$ American
Sophia’s at Walden
• • • • • • 129 Walden Way, Mechanicsburg 17050 • 791-0100
T.J. Rockwells • • • • • •
896 W. Grantham Rd., Mechanicsburg 17055 • 766-4200 • E
Cuisine Type
Live Music
Vegetarian Options
Nightlife
Snapper’s Bar and Grill
West Shore’s finest in casual dining featuring daily food and
drink specials including our $5 appetizer menu 4-6 daily.
120 E. Allen St., Mechanicsburg 17055 • 697-9475 • E
snappersbarandgrill.net • See ad on page 29.
Rate
Outdoor Seating
Downtown
BYOB
Alcohol Served
Children’s Menu
Nolo’s Bar & Restaurant •
227 Rich Valley Rd., Mechanicsburg 17050 • 691-8805 • E
Dinner
• • •
Lunch
Breakfast
$$ American
$$ • American
$$ American
Hellenic Kouzina Greek Café
Exclusive Greek Menu • BYOB
500 East Main Street • Mechanicsburg, PA
717-766-2990 • Hellenickouzina.com
One stop
shopping
6416 Carlisle Pike, Ste 2000, Mechanicsburg, PA 17050
wegmans.com
Yardz Bar & Grill 325 N. Enola Rd., Enola 17025 • 409-8337
Cuisine Type
Vegetarian Options
Rate
Downtown
Live Music
Nightlife
Outdoor Seating
BYOB
Alcohol Served
Children’s Menu
Dinner
Lunch
Breakfast
directory • ENOLA | MECHANICSBURG •
•
• • •
$$ American
Your Place Restaurant & Pub • •
6035 Carlisle Pike, Mechanicsburg 17050 • 691-7827 • E
•
•
$$ American
China Taste 431 Enola Rd., Enola 17025 • 728-3133
•
•
Hellenic Kouzina Greek Cafe
Central PA’s premier go-to place for authentic Greek food
and pastries. Exclusive Greek-only menu. 500 E. Main St., Mechanicsburg 17050 • 766-2990 • E
hellenickouzina.com • See ad on page 31.
• •
$$ •
•
• •
$
Bamboo Frozen Yogurt Cafe •
$
Froyos • $
Maggie’s Italian Ice & Frozen Custard
• • $
147 Gettysburg Pike, Mechanicsburg 17050 • 697-4200
Rakestraw’s Ice Cream Company Store • $
313 S. Market St., Mechanicsburg 17055 • 691-5353 • E
Bombay Junction • •
Chinese
Ice Cream
Ice Cream
Ice Cream
Ice Cream
•
$$ •
Indian
Visaggio’s • • •
6990 Wertzville Rd., Enola17025 • 697-8082 • E
$$$ •
Italian
Mikado Japanese Steak House & Sushi Bar • •
$$$ Japanese
• •
•
$$ Japanese
$$ Japanese
•
$$ Japanese
• • • •
$$ •
Sapporo East • •
Tokyo Diner 5202 Simpson Ferry Rd., Mechanicsburg 17050 • 697-7305
El Rodeo, Carlisle Pike 6417 Carlisle Pike, Mechanicsburg 17050 • 791-0617 • E
Greek
Sakura Japanese Cuisine 6499 Carlisle Pike, Mechanicsburg 17055 • 697-6000
• •
Mexican
$ • Mexican
• • • •
•
$ •
Pizza
Jigsy’s Old Forge Pizza • • • 225 N. Enola Dr., Enola 17025 • 732-7708 • E
•
$$ •
Pizza
Jo Jo’s Pizzeria & Restaurant 107 W. Main St., Mechanicsburg 17055 • 766-8292 • E
• $ •
Pizza
Al’s of Hampden 2240 Millennium Way, Enola 17025 • 728-3840 • E
• • •
Cuisine Type
Live Music
Neato Burrito Mechanicsburg
• 6391 Carlisle Pike, Mechanicsburg 17050 • 691-4193 • E • • •
• 5238 Simpson Ferry Rd., Mechanicsburg 17050 • 766-1518 • E
Rate
Nightlife
$$ Downtown
Outdoor Seating
Alcohol Served
Children’s Menu
Dinner
Lunch
El Rodeo, Mechanicsburg • • • •
Breakfast
BYOB
Vegetarian Options
Mexican
Tavern on the Hill Steak &
• • • $$$ 109 Howard St., Enola 17025 • 732-2077 • E
Seafood
Bangkok Wok • $$ Thai
125 Gateway Square, Mechanicsburg 17055 • 795-7292 • E • • • •
•
$$ • Vietnamese
Pho Miss Saigon 5206 Simpson Ferry Rd., Mechanicsburg 17055 • 795-9696
• •
$$ • Vietnamese
•
•
Baymont Inn & Suites Mechanicsburg/Harrisburg West
350 Bent Creek Blvd., Mechanicsburg 17055 • 790-1520 • E • 69 $$ •
• •
•
Credit Cards accepted unless otherwise noted.
Thai
Pool
Room Rates
30 Timber Road Bed & Breakfast
30 Timber Rd., Mechanicsburg 17050 • 766-9123
30timberroad.com • See ad on page 11.
# of Guest Rooms
ADA Equipped Rooms
3 $$$ SLEEP
Pets Allowed
Pho 7 Spice 4830 Carlisle Pike, Mechanicsburg 17050 • 412-7155
$$ •
Fitness Center
Business Center
•
On-site Bar
On-site Restaurant
Chalit’s Thai Bistro • •
Indoor
Fitness Center
•
• 129$$ • •
• • •
• • Outdoor
• • •
•
• 109$$ • •
• • •
• •
• 116$$$ •
• • •
• • Outdoor
•
•
•
Outdoor
•
Outdoor
•
• • •
Pool
Business Center
•
Pets Allowed
On-site Bar
Room Rates
# of Guest Rooms
ADA Equipped Rooms
On-site Restaurant
Colonial Crossroads Bed & Breakfast
• • • • 2600 S. Market St., Mechanicsburg 17055 • 691-1244 3 $$ Comfort Inn Mechanicsburg-Harrisburg South
• 64 $$ • • • • • • Outdoor
1012 Wesley Dr., Mechanicsburg 17055 • 766-3700 • E
Courtyard by Marriott Harrisburg West/Mechanicsburg
4921 Gettysburg Rd., Mechanicsburg 17055 • 766-9006 • E • 91 $$– • • • • • • Indoor
$$$
marriott.com/harwm • See ad on page 35.
Econo Lodge Mechanicsburg
650 Gettysburg Rd., Mechanicsburg 17055 • 766-4728 • E
Hampton Inn Harrisburg West
4950 Ritter Rd., Mechanicsburg 17055 • 691-1300 • E
• 41 $$ •
Holiday Inn Express & Suites
2055 Technology Pkwy., Mechanicsburg 17050 • 732-8800 • E • 103$$$ •
Holiday Inn Express Harrisburg SW/Mechanicsburg
Homewood Suites by Hilton Harrisburg West
Microtel Inn & Suites Enola
• 70 $$ •
4900 Woodland Dr., Enola 17025 • 635-2523 • E
Motel 6 Mechanicsburg
381 Cumberland Pkwy., Mechanicsburg 17055 • 766-0238 • E • 35 $ Orris House Inn
3 $$$ 318 W. Main St., Mechanicsburg 17055 • 798-2157
Outdoor
Indoor
Park Inn by Radisson Harrisburg West
Indoor/
• 219$$ • • • • • • •
parkinn.com/hotel-harrisburgwestpa • See ad on page 31.Outdoor
Quality Inn Riverview
501 N. Enola Rd., Enola 17025 • 732-0785 • E
TownePlace Suites by Marriott Harrisburg West
• 71 $$ •
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•
•
• 120$$ •
• • •
• •
Indoor
Visaggio’s
16 $$ • •
6990 Wertzville Rd., Enola 17025 • 697-8082 • E
• • •
•
• •
Pool
Pets Allowed
Fitness Center
Business Center
On-site Bar
Room Rates
• 93 $$ •
On-site Restaurant
Wingate by Wyndham Mechanicsburg/Harrisburg West
385 Cumberland Pkwy., Mechanicsburg 17055
766-2710 • E
hotelmechanicsburg.com
# of Guest Rooms
ADA Equipped Rooms
Indoor
Minutes from the PA Turnpike on Route 15!
Our hotel is conveniently located…
It’s our staff that goes out of the way!
4921 Gettysburg Road
717.766.9006
www.marriott.com/harwm
directory • LEMOYNE/NEW CUMBERLAND/WORMLEYSBURG
Lemoyne/new cumberland/wormleysburg
West Shore Farmers Market, Lemoyne
SEE & DO
FAMILY FUN
Fountainblu Skating Arena
Skating, indoor soccer and
hockey, arcade and more.
521 Locust Rd.,
New Cumberland 17070
938-3777
GOLF
Riverview Golf Club
9 hole course. Rating: 67.9
Slope Rating: 114.
300 A Ave.,
770-5199
HISTORY
Fort Couch & General Couch
Monument
Remains of outpost built in
June 1863. Granite monument.
Eighth St. and Ohio Ave.,
Lemoyne 17043
Tickle My Senses, New Cumberland
OUTDOORS
Negley Park
Perched high on a hill
overlooking the Harrisburg
skyline and the Susquehanna
River. Two miles of trails and
sporting fields.
Indiana Ave., Lemoyne 17043
737-6843
Tom’s Fly-Fishing Service
Guided fly-fishing trips.
770-0796
Susquehanna River Trail
Fishing, boating, and bird
watching available on the
Susquehanna River along
the eastern border of
Cumberland Valley. Middle
section: 51 miles, Sunbury
to Harrisburg. Lower section:
52 miles, Harrisburg to the
Mason-Dixon Line.
fishandboat.com/watertrails
Duke’s Bar and Grille, Wormleysburg
PERFORMING ARTS/
THEATRE
West Shore Theatre
Classic single-screen movie
theatre.
317 Bridge St., New
Cumberland 17070
774-7160
SHOP
Antique Marketplace of
Lemoyne
32,000 sq ft market with
antiques from 150 dealers.
415 Bosler Ave., Lemoyne
17043 • 761-2865
Art & Soul Gallery
Selling a variety of media
from award-winning artists.
In the West Shore Farmers
Market, 900 Market St.,
Lemoyne 17043
761-1270
Discover our river towns of Lemoyne, New Cumberland and Wormleysburg. These towns offer the
best of riverfront dining, quaint mom-and-pop shops, boutique shopping and more. A must-stop
is the West Shore Farmers Market in Lemoyne. It boasts 60,000 sq. ft. of fresh produce, madeto-order foods, specialty products, meats, cheeses, and the upstairs has clothing, home goods,
accessories and jewelry shops.
Baby Bug & Me
Children’s boutique featuring
clothing, shoes and toys.
Lemoyne 17043
763-1780
Higashi Pearls & Fine Jewelry
Fine and fashion jewelry,
eyewear and accessories.
Lemoyne 17043
303-0336
JW Music Lemoyne
Sells, rents and repairs
instruments.
331 Market St., Lemoyne
17043 • 761-8222
Kauffman’s
Large variety of unpackaged
coffees, loose teas and spices.
222 S. 3rd St., Lemoyne
17043 • 763-0829
directory • LEMOYNE/NEW CUMBERLAND/WORMLEYSBURG
Top Shelf Menswear
High-end men’s consignment
clothing store.
300 Bridge St.,
770-2080
Live Music
Downtown
•
$ • American
Dewz Dogz
Open seasonally.
• •
930 N. Front St., Wormleysburg
17043 • 226-3154 • E
•
$
Dockside Willies 449 S. Front St., Wormleysburg 17043 • 730-4443 • E
• • • •
• • •
$$ • American
Dukes Riverside Bar & Grille 313 S. Front St., Wormleysburg 17043 • 737-1313 • E
• • • •
• •
$$ • American
Isaac’s Famous Grilled Sandwiches
Bird-themed restaurant serving grilled sandwiches, soups,
salads and more. Great kids menu, too!
West Shore Plaza, 1200 W. Market St., Lemoyne 17043
731-9545 • isaacsdeli.com • E
• • •
•
Shugar’s Philly Deli 316 Bridge St., New Cumberland 17070 • 884-5900
• • •
• $$ American
• $
TJ Homestyle 600 Bridge St., New Cumberland 17070 • 774-7141
E=Handicapped accessible
• •
•
Cuisine Type
Nightlife
• •
Rate
BYOB
Brew Crumberland’s Best 1903 Bridge St., New Cumberland 17070 • 774-6511 • E
Lunch
DINING
Breakfast
Alcohol Served
Vegetarian Options
West Shore Farmers Market
Fresh meats, produce,
seafood, baked goods, wines
and doggie treats.
17043 • 737-9881
Children’s Menu
Susan’s Treasures
Jewelry, wall art, accessories
and more.
Lemoyne 17043
731-7250
Tickle My Senses Gallery
125 local, regional, national
and Canadian artists.
315 Bridge St.,
774-1168
Tastealotta
Central PA’s finest olive oils,
balsamic vinegars, salts,
spices and more. Taste
before you buy. Tues-Fri
10am-6pm; Sat 10am-4pm.
829 State St., Lemoyne
17043 • 731-9900
tastealotta.com • E
Dinner
Oxford Hall Celtic Shop
Irish and Celtic imports,
jewelry, food and tea.
233 Bridge St.,
774-8789
Sassy
Designer apparel and jeans.
Lemoyne 17043
635-2585
Outdoor Seating
Macris Chocolates
Chocolates with more than
100 varieties.
17043 • 412-7129
American
$ • American
American
Children’s Menu
Alcohol Served
BYOB
Outdoor Seating
Nightlife
Live Music
•
$$ • American
Juice & Grind
271 Market St., Lemoyne 17043 • 547-6595
• • • •
• $ • Eat Green
Oxford Hall Celtic Shop
233 Bridge St., New Cumberland 17070 • 774-8789 • E
• •
• • $ •
Akitas
• • 834 Market St., Lemoyne 17043 • 761-1988 • E
• $$ • Japanese
Korealicious 829 State St., Lemoyne 17043 • 317-9015
• •
•
$$ Mezza Cafe
829 State St., Lemoyne 17043 • 972-0589
• • •
$$ Lebanese
Neato Burrito Lemoyne • 1005 Market St., Lemoyne 17043 • 731-3434 • E
• 316 4th St., New Cumberland 17070 • 770-0390 • E
• •
$ • Mexican
The Pizza Grille, Lemoyne 901 State St., Lemoyne 17043 • 731-6717 • E
• •
• •
$ •
Cuisine Type
Dinner
•
Rate
Lunch
West Shore Farmer’s Market
Limited hours.
900 Market St., Lemoyne 17043 • 737-9881 • E
Downtown
Breakfast
Vegetarian Options
directory • lemoyne/NEW CUMBERLAND/WORMLEYSBURG Irish
Korean
Pizza
• •
Pool
Pets Allowed
•
Fitness Center
On-site Bar
On-site Restaurant
Room Rates
37 $$ • • •
Business Center
Econo Lodge Riverview
860 N. Front St., Wormleysburg 17043 • 763-7086
# of Guest Rooms
SLEEP
ADA Equipped Rooms
RockBass Grill
• • • • • $$$ Steak &
461 S. Front St., Wormleysburg 17043 • 731-1160 • E
Seafood
directory • NEWVILLE/SHIPPENSBURG
newville/shippensburg
SEE & DO
ART GALLERIES
Kauffman Gallery at
Shippensburg University
Fine art museum with
changing exhibits.
1871 Old Main Dr.,
Shippensburg 17257
477-1530
Shippensburg Arts
Programming & Education
(SHAPE)
Student exhibits and classes.
20 W. King St., Shippensburg
17257 • 532-2559
The Thought Lot
Contemporary arts center
offering art exhibits, music
shows, theatre, workshops
and classes.
37 E. Garfield St.,
Shippensburg 17257
377-3550
Laughlin Mill, Newville
AUTO/RACING
Doublin Gap Motocross
Motorcross racing events and
open practice.
100 Reasner Ln.,
Shippensburg 17257
249-6036
Shippensburg Speedway
A 1/4-mile dirt race track.
178 Walnut Bottom Rd.,
Shippensburg 17257
532-8581
HISTORY
Laughlin Mill
Built in 1763, stop for a picture.
PA 641, east end of Newville,
Newville 17241
Locust Grove Cemetery
Burial location for 47 African
American veterans from every
major American conflict from
the Civil War to Vietnam.
200 Ott Rd., Shippensburg
17257
Photo credit: Bryan McNulty
Cumberland Valley Rail Trail, Newville
Connected by the 11-mile Cumberland Valley Rail Trail, these two communities have a lot to offer
in the way of historical attractions and small town charm. Shippensburg is the oldest town in
the Cumberland Valley with strong ties to the Civil War, while Newville is proud of its numerous
preserved homes, farms and churches reflecting the past. Stop by and visit the local shops and
home-cooked restaurants for an authentic experience. Plan to slow down and relax as you travel
through Amish farmland and rolling hills.
CJ’s American Pub, Shippensburg
Newville Historical Society
Local history exhibits and
research library.
69 S. High St., Newville
17241 • 776-6210
Shippensburg Historical
Society
Exhibits, library, photographs,
maps, clothing and artifacts.
52 W. King St., Shippensburg
17257 • 532-6727
FAMILY FUN
Cumberland Drive-in Theatre
One of only 375 drive-in
theaters in America.
715 Centerville Rd.,
Newville 17241
776-5212
Winsome Farm
Horseback rides, lessons
and parties.
444 Nealy Rd., Newville
17241 • 776-5516
FARMS, MARKETS &
WINERIES
Maplewood Produce &
Greenhouses
Seasonal produce, baked
goods and more.
8564 Old Scotland Rd.,
Shippensburg 17257
532-8973
Shippensburg Auction Center
Vegetables, fruit, flowers, and
Christmas trees.
1122 Ritner Hwy.,
Shippensburg 17257
532-5511
Toigo Orchards
Fruits and vegetables grown
in pesticide-free greenhouses.
750 South Mountain Estate,
Shippensburg 17257
532-4655
directory • newville/shippensburg OUTDOORS
Big Spring Creek Greenway
World-famous limestone creek
with fly-fishing and bird
watching. 1.5 mile catch-andrelease only fly-fishing area.
Big Spring Rd., Newville
17241 • 705-7850
Colonel Denning State Park
State park with 273 acres,
environmental education
programs, 3.5-acre lake,
hiking trails, boating, orien
teering, picnic areas, crosscountry skiing, equestrian
trails and camping.
1599 Doubling Gap Rd.,
Newville 17241
776-5272
Cumberland Valley Rail Trail
Follows the abandoned Cum
berland Valley railroad from
Shippensburg to Newville.
Signage on the agricultural
and Civil War significance.
Hiking, biking and horseback
riding.
Trailheads at:
• 23 McFarland St., Newville
• 401 Oakville Rd.,
Shippensburg
• 304 Britton Rd.,
Shippensburg
860-0444 • cvrtc.org
Flat Rock Trail
2.5-mile rocky climb that
leads to 180-degree view.
Trailhead in Colonel Denning
State Park.
Newville 17241
776-5272
Doubling Gap Lake at Colonel
Denning State Park
3.5-acre lake with swimming,
beach area and trout fishing.
Newville 17241
776-5272
Tuscarora Trail
This branch off of the famous
Appalachian Trail connects
near Waggoner’s Gap, 220
miles in length.
Elk Hill Rd., Newville 17241
536-3191
IT’S A NEW STAY.®
In an attractive university town with a
desirable balance of education, agriculture and
industry there is a new environment emerging to
discover, experience and enjoy …
for business and pleasure.
Introducing the new
Courtyard by Marriott Shippensburg
located adjacent to the Conference Center
at Shippensburg University
500 Newburg Road
Shippensburg, PA 17257
[email protected]
www.cyshippensburg.com
State Game Lands 169
2,500 acres of hiking,
birdwatching, horseback
riding and hunting.
Off Rte 641, Newville 17241
(814) 643-1831
PERFORMING ARTS/
THEATRE
H. Ric Luhrs Performing Arts
Center at Shippensburg
University
Premier performing arts
center for Central PA &
Northern MD. 1500 seats.
1871 Old Main Dr.,
Shippensburg 17257
477-7469
SHOP
B&H Bikes and Antiques
Downtown shop with bicycles
and antiques.
44 E. King St., Shippensburg
17257 • 532-9624
directory • newville/shippensburg
Dutch Country Store
Bulk foods, deli, and fresh
home-baked goods.
10 Mooney Rd.,
Shippensburg 17257
477-9339
Lodging • Dining
Directions • Shops & Malls
Attractions • Local History
32 East King Street
Shippensburg, PA
717-532-4141
University Grille | One Bean Espresso Bar
CJ’s American Pub & Grill 487 E. King St., Shippensburg 17257 • 532-5612
• •
•
• •
$$ • American
Kathy’s Deli 891 W. King St., Shippensburg 17257 • 477-8300
• •
•
$$ • American
Knute’s Pub & Grill 15 W. King St., Shippensburg 17257 • 532-3876 • E
• •
•
•
• $$ American
The Wheel House Cafe 300 N. Earl St., Shippensburg 17257 • 300-3606 • E
•
•
•
$
American
D’Lish Bakery
17 Shippensburg Shopping Ctr., Shippensburg 17257
477-2221 • E
•
•
•
$
•
Goose Bros Ice Cream
$
81 Walnut Bottom Rd., Shippensburg 17257 • 477-0010 • E
Cuisine Type
• $$ American
Rate
Downtown
•
Live Music
Nightlife
Alcohol Served
•
Children’s Menu
Dinner
• •
Arooga’s Grille House & Sports Bar
105 W. King St., Shippensburg 17257 • 221-9464 • E
Lunch
DINING
Breakfast
Outdoor Seating
WM and Mary Antiques
Wide array of quality
antiques.
17257 • 532-7964
BYOB
East meets West Emporium
Gift shop including Brighton,
Tribal, and Trollbeads.
17257 • 532-3518
Quarry Hill Quilts &
Cedar Chests
Hand-quilted quilts, wall
hangings and hope chests.
150 Quarry Hill Rd.,
Shippensburg 17257
776-7942
Vegetarian Options
BRG Music
Guitars, drums, accessories
and amplifiers.
17257 • 532-5553
Bakery
Ice Cream
University Grille at Shippen Place Hotel
Steak &
32 E. King St., Shippensburg 17257 • 532-4141 • E
• • • • • • • $$$ • Seafood
See ad above.
Credit Cards accepted unless otherwise noted. E=Handicapped accessible
Best Western Shippensburg Hotel
125 Walnut Bottom Rd., Shippensburg 17257 • 532-5200 • E • 59 $$ • • • •
Courtyard by Marriott Shippensburg
500 Newburg Rd., Shippensburg 17257 • E
• 110$$ • • • • • cyshippensburg.com
See ad on page 40.
Theo’s Motel
30 Walnut Bottom Rd., Shippensburg 17257 • 532-5551
Pool
Pets Allowed
• •
Indoor
•
Indoor
•
• •
•
Wireless Internet
Dykeman House B&B
4 $$ • •
6 W. Dykeman Rd., Shippensburg 17257 • 530-1919
McLean House Bed & Breakfast
4 $ • •
80 W. King St., Shippensburg 17257 • 530-1390
Rodeway Inn Shippensburg
• 36 $ • •
10 Hershey Rd., Shippensburg 17257 • 530-1234 • E
Shippen Place Hotel
32 E. King St., Shippensburg 17257 • 532-4141 • E
• 57 $$ • • • • •
shippenplace.com • See ad on page 41.
Fitness Center
Business Center
On-site Bar
On-site Restaurant
Room Rates
SLEEP
# of Guest Rooms
ADA Equipped Rooms
directory • newville/shippensburg
•
20 $
L
F
• • • • • • •
P
GR/F
Pets Allowed
•
Sewer Hook Up
Electric/Water Hook Up
Mini Golf (MG)/Game Room (GR);
Fishing (F)
106 Apr.–Nov. C/T Swimming Pool (P)/Lake (L)
•
LP Gas
On-site HLD Tank
Cabin (C)/Trailer (T) Rentals
Recreation Hall
Dogwood Acres Campground
4500 Enola Rd., Newville 17241 • 776-5203 • E
52 Apr.–Dec.
Snack Bar
Colonel Denning State Park
1599 Doubling Gap Rd., Newville 17241
800-727-2757
Seasonal
Campgrounds/RV Parks
# of Sites
•
directory • VISITOR SERVICES
Visitor
Services
Colleges/
Universities
Central Penn College
600 Valley Rd., Summerdale
17093 • centralpenn.edu
Dickinson College
272 W. High St., Carlisle
17013 • dickinson.edu
Messiah College
One College Ave.,
Mechanicsburg
17055 • messiah.edu
Penn State Dickinson School
of Law
150 S. College St.,
Carlisle 17013
dickinsonlaw.psu.edu
Shippensburg University
1871 Old Main Dr.,
Shippensburg 17257
ship.edu
US Army War College
Security checkpoint on
Claremont Rd., Carlisle 17013
carlisle.army.mil
Hospitals/
Urgent Care
AllBetterCare Urgent Care
Center
Walk-in care with no
appointment necessary.
Open 7 days a week from
8am-8pm. Caring is our
culture! See ad on this
page.
• 6481 Carlisle Pike,
Mechanicsburg 17050
796-9355
• 1175 Walnut Bottom
Road, Carlisle 17015
258-9355
allbettercare.com
Shippensburg Urgent Care
Great care and treatment
for when you’re on the go!
No appointment needed.
Open daily 9am-9pm. See
ad on page 44.
46 Walnut Bottom Rd.,
Suite 100, Shippensburg
17257 • 477-2764
onthegocare.com
Carlisle Regional
Medical Center
361 Alexander Spring Rd.,
Carlisle 17015
249-1212
Holy Spirit Hospital
503 N. 21st St., Camp Hill
17011 • 763-2100
West Shore Hospital
1995 Technology Pkwy.,
Mechanicsburg
17050 • 791-2600
Visitor Services
Downtown Carlisle
Association
245-2648 • lovecarlisle.com
Carlisle Area Chamber
of Commerce
243-4515
carlislechamber.org
Downtown Mechanicsburg
Partnership
441-3839
downtownmechanicsburg.
com
Cumberland Area Economic
Development Corporation
53 W. South St., Suite 1,
Carlisle 17013
240-7180
cumberlandbusiness.com
Cumberland Valley
Visitors Center
Free maps, self-guided
walking tours, brochures,
directions, and trip
recommendations.
33 W. High St., Carlisle
(888) 513-5130
Mechanicsburg Chamber
of Commerce
796-0811
mechanicsburgchamber.org
Shippensburg Area Chamber
of Commerce
532-5509 • shippensburg.org
West Shore Chamber
of Commerce
761-0702 • wschamber.org
Transportation
Amtrak
Train service to downtown
Harrisburg from New York,
Philadelphia, Pittsburgh
and many other cities. See
ad on page 11/Must Sees
Section (flip the guide).
4th & Chestnut Sts.,
Harrisburg 17101
(800) 872-7245
amtrak.com
Locally Owned & Operated
Medical Care You Can Trust!
Capital Area Transit (CAT)
238-8304 • cattransit.com
Carlisle Airport
243-2133
Greyhound Harrisburg
(800) 231-2222
greyhound.com
Harrisburg International
Airport (MDT)
(888) 235-9442 • flyhia.com
Unique Limousine
233-4431
uniquelimousine.com
AllBetterCare Urgent Care Center, owned and operated by local
emergency physicians, provides treatment of illness and injury on a
walk-in basis, seven days a week. If you need immediate medical care
without an appointment, we are your convenient cost effective choice.
OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK: 8AM–8PM
6481 Carlisle Pike, Mechanicsburg • 717-796-9355
1175 Walnut Bottom Road, Carlisle • 717-258-9355
www.allbettercare.com

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