I like the name of this park because it is so close to my uncle's name: Hugh Moy. In fact, if you say it fast enough, it sounds the same. Hugh Moore, Hugh Moore, Hugh Moore. See it sounds like Hugh Moy.
Anyway, this is a cool little park with some history and a boat ride! While visiting the park you will see locks and other canal structures, 19th century industrial ruins, as well as the park's centerpiece, the Josiah White II (as pictured above). Take a voyage on the Josiah White II and listen while a costumed crew gives you an oral history of regional canals. It's a memorable trip through history for all ages!
Washington Crossing Historic Park                         Washington Crossing, Bucks County
I remember going to Washington Crossing Park on Christmas Day to see the re-enactment of "Washington and his men" crossing the Delaware. My grandfather would take movies, my brother and I would watch the re-enactors, as we sipped hot chocolate, tread through snow or mud and lug those big wooden boats into the water and start paddling. A couple times they had to call it off because there was so much ice. My dad would always wonder aloud, "why don't take the bridge". . but I digress. Washington Crossing Park is really a MUST on the "Things to See and Do in Pennsylvania" list.
Gettysburg National Military Park                            Gettysburg, Adams County
Gettysburg National Military Park offers a full compliment of Summer Ranger Programs (mid-June through mid-August), battlefield walks, evening campfire programs, and special events including living history groups and band concerts. During the winter months the park offers a special series of indoor programs that address high points of the battle and the army commanders.
