Outdoor Activities

An inn was first constructed at this location in 1741. The present building was built by Abraham Witmer around 1789. The name and owners have changed many times in the past, however, the name "Conestoga Inn" was used most often. -Lancaster Historical Society

Seasonal farm-to-table dining inside the Lancaster Arts Hotel, with menus that change as the local harvest does.

Nestled in the center of Lancaster County, this 544 acre park features gorgeous scenery, as well as a swimming pool, skate park, gardens, pavilions, and an environmental library. It is by consensus the best park in Lancaster County, PA!

*Note, This is in York PA!* Jim Mack's Ice Cream features a large picnic area which can be enjoyed by all. A 24 hole miniature golf course, an arcade, mini-zoo, playground, and BankShot Basketball.

Cork Factory Hotel's restaurant at 480 New Holland Avenue, with on-site dining and online ordering.

Visitors to the site, which features a remarkably preserved water-powered grain mill, step back in time to learn about milling history along the banks of scenic Mill Creek. The adjacent 1855 miller's house, home to three generations of Resslers, is a clear window to early 20th century housekeeping and family life. The home is preserved just as it was when brother and sister Franklin and Anna Ressler offered their neighbors the finest flour, along with neighborly hospitality.

Pequea Creek Campground is a quiet, relaxing campground located in Southern Lancaster County, PA in the town of Pequea (pronounced Peck-way). The Pequea Creek slowly drifts along our property and there are hiking trails winding through the campground.

Located in the heart of PA Dutch Country, Cherry Crest Adventure Farm is a unique place where fun, family, and farming come together. A leader on the growing edge of "*agri-tainment*", they work hard to give your family an opportunity to laugh and learn while engaging in a variety of wholesome activities on our working farm! They're a great choice when looking for *fun things to do in Lancaster, PA*.

Donated by Mr. Dulon F Buchmiller, this land has been transformed into an excellent recreational area, which features tennis courts, volleyball, a frisbee golf course, a playground, and pavilions.

The first thing you notice when you arrive at Heritage Hotel is the incredibly unique addition to this Lancaster landmark hotel. To call the structure a deck or a patio doesn't do this two-story structure justice. It’s unique structure is nothing short of extraordinary.

Locally owned and operated since 1993, we try to provide you with good times and great experiences. Whether you're looking for a frosty summertime cocktail on our extensive outdoor deck area or a warm cozy fire with which to enjoy a juicy steak on a snowy night, we can accommodate all of your needs. So, gather the family, your buddies or business partner and let our friendly staff take care of you.

80-acre park off Harrisburg Pike with summer concerts, the Labor Day art festival, a petting zoo, and a pond.

One of the best bars in Lancaster, PA, The Brasserie features indoor (bar or restaurant) and outdoor seating, and features delicious appetizers and entrees, not to mention a bistro menu with an excellent beer and wine list.

Columbia Crossing River Trails Center is located in Columbia River Park on the banks of the Susquehanna River. Now open to the public under management of Susquehanna Heritage, Columbia Crossing is a premier visitor and river education center at the southern trail head of the Northwest Lancaster County River Trail. Staff is available to help you explore the culture and heritage of the river and surrounding region and optimize your experience in the Susquehanna Riverlands.

Our brew pub offers locally inspired fare, and a seasonal menu, highlighting the freshest produce, dairy, poultry and more from Lancaster County farms. Beer to-go, growlers fills and brewery swag are also available seven days a week.

Relax and unwind at the John Wright Restaurant. The restaurant is located in the lower level of a restored silk mill that opens onto a green lawn that rolls to the banks of the Susquehanna River.

Hello, we are the Fisher Family. Together we have created an experience that showcases our heritage; artistic beauty, culinary creations, rich coffee, bakery delicacies, laughter and conversations that warm the soul. Tomato Pie Café boasts eclectic flair signature to the places we have been and the people we have met. We are delighted to share a little piece of our journey with you.

County park on a 200-foot Susquehanna bluff north of Columbia, with overlook trails and regional rock climbing.

A Lancaster city park that hosts an outdoor steel sculpture.