Family Things To Do in Hopeland, Pennsylvania

J Edward Mack Scout Reservation Private land. Permit is required to ride here. Permits can be purchased at Green Mountain Cyclery in Ephrata for $25 annually. You may ride as a guest with a permit ... More on trails.mtbr.com

awsome trail system! From beginner to intermediate to advanced, Camp Mack has it all... Recommended Route: Stick to all the single ... More on trails.mtbr.com

From Lancaster, PA: Follow Route 501 North to Lititz. Turn right (east) onto Route 772 (Main St.). Turn left onto Clay Road and follow up the hill to the Warwick Township Municipal Complex on the r... More on TrailLink.com

Also, appreciated the Warwick Municipal building and park with bathrooms, good parking .....and very friendly people along all the trails. More on TrailLink.com

Check us out on (Type "downtown ephrata" in the search bar) We are nestled amid the rolling hills of agricu... More on Downtownephrata.org

Great place to find antiques, amish goods, and great home cooking! More on GeckoGo

If you like fishing for trout, go to Arrowhead Springs Trout Farm. It has some great trout to fish for, ... More on Trekaroo

The playground area is a joke and the'carnival' they just had was pathetic. More on TripAdvisor

The park was so beautiful , so tranquil and so much fun we stayed over 3 hours. More on TripAdvisor

The Lazer Factory is Awesome! Really cool laser tag arena. The arcade is huge. More on GeckoGo

They got good food too, for very decent prices . More on GeckoGo

Pennsylvania Renaissance Faire features jousting, 16th century style food and drink, theater, artisans and ... More on PlanetWare

It was fun I went last year with my boyfriend and his brother and sister-in-law. We all enjoyed everything ... More on Yahoo! Travel

Well-behaved dogs are allowed to accompany you on these buggy rides. More on DogFriendly.com

Abe's Buggy Rides is most definitely the best one around. The driver was quite but I'm a talker and before ... More on TripAdvisor

The southern trailhead near Landisville is found at the end of Champ Boulevard, just east of Spooky Nook Road and the Salunga exit of I-283. From I- 283 W turn north onto Spooky Nook Rd, turn right... More on TrailLink.com

When the trailhead off of 283're-opened in 2004, a new, state-of-the-art restroom was constructed, as was more parking, thus making it easier access and better for those with small children . More on TrailLink.com

really cool stuff for really cheap prices in lancaster PA More on GeckoGo