The Lodges at Gettysburg              Gettysburg, Adams County

The Lodges at Gettysburg is an elegant 63 acre private retreat nestled on one of the highest and most beautiful ridge lines in Gettysburg. The Lodges overlook the hallowed ground where Union and Confederate soldiers fought and died in the most historic defining battle of America’s Civil War.

Philadelphia Family Fun Vacation Package                          Philadelphia

Gettysburg Family Vacation Packages                              Gettysburg, Adams County

Did you know that we are celebrating the 150th anniversary of The Civil War?  Obviously, Gettysburg, PA played a large role in that period of history.  Take your family this summer for an educational tour of the historic battlefields.  Then, blow off some steam at nearby Hersheypark! What a great Pennsylvania family getaway!

Trains, Bikes, Hikes & Museums         May to October     Titusville, Crawford County

Does your kid love trains?  Would they LOVE to spend a night (or two) in a REAL caboose? Yes, mine too.

Check out the Caboose Motel in Titusville, Crawford County.  The rooms are not rooms, they are well, authentic train cars, each outfitted with your typical motel amenities: heat & air conditioning unit, beds, dressers, television and telephone.  Plus, deck chairs are provided so you can relax during your evenings in the Oil Region. So, what else is there to do?  Plenty.

Philly Overnight!                                                                   Philadelphia

The "Philly Overnight" Hotel Package gives you two nights accommodations with free parking.  You get:  2 nights accommodations,  Free Hotel Parking for both nights (a $75+ value at most Center City, A Free gift upon check-in: an adorable Philly’s More Fun Teddy Bear and  The Official Philly Brag Book.

Gettysburg                              Adams County Pennsylvania

The largest producer of apples in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Adams County carries the nickname of Apple Capital USA. 20,000 of its acres are dedicated to production of all kinds of fruit. And, had history been different, that is all this quiet, quaint Pennsylvania county would have been known for. However, on June 30, 1863 a few men from Robert E. Lee's Army of Northern Virginia met a few men from Meade's Army of the Potomac and the history of the world changed. Gettysburg. The high tide for the Confederacy in the Civil war was reached when a couple of men breached the wall at the "Angle" during Pickett's Charge. They were captured or killed and the Confederacy was doomed.