Things To Do
High Rock
High Rock Overlook has amazing views. There is no hiking required, you drive up to the overlook. While there is no address, if you search "High Rock" in google, the directions will appear. It is approximately 15 minutes from the venue.
Renfrew Museum and Park
The Royer–Nicodemus House and Farm, also known as the Renfrew Museum and Park, is an historic, American home and farm that is located in Waynesboro about 10 minutes from the venue. It was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1976. Renfrew is definitely a beautiful place to visit.
Horse-Drawn Battlefield Tour
xplore the solemn grounds of Gettysburg National Military Park on horseback. Learn how the Battle of Gettysburg altered the course of the Civil War and take in panoramic views at Spangler Farm. Experience the grounds of the Gettysburg Battlefield on horseback, guided by a Civil War expert. Mount your horse and experience the time of 1863 by using this authentic form of transportation. Learn the intricacies of the greatest Civil War battle and its historical importance. (Not suitable for children under 8 years)
Carrol Valley Golf Course
Carroll Valley Golf's 18-hole championship course is located in a valley set amidst the picturesque rolling hills of South Central Pennsylvania, at the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains. A clear flowing mountain stream fronts nearly a third of the holes which uniquely feature six par 3's and five par 5's. This par 71 course, designed by Ault, Clark & Associates is a true championship length course.
Adams County Winery
Sip. Relax. Enjoy. Adams County’s original winery, and the fifth-oldest operating winery in Pennsylvania. We believe in building authentic relationships and experiences through the sharing of knowledge and passion for what we do.
Family Friendly Ghost Tours
See Gettysburg through a different lens on a ghoulish, guided nighttime tour. Journey through the most haunted locations in the downtown area of historic Gettysburg. Learn about the city's Civil War history and hear tales about the hauntings and specters that make Gettysburg one of America's most haunted cities. Get to see the Farnsworth House, Jenny Wade's Birth House, The Reynolds Death House, the Haunted Creek, and many more.
Catoctin Wildlife Preserve
Explore the preserve where people and animals get closer together. Ramble over 50 beautifully wooded and landscaped acres and gardens, meeting animals who jump, swim, fly, roar and tweet to greet you. Endearing Sun Bears, energetic Lemurs from Madagascar, Kangaroo and Dingo from “down under” and some of the rarest and most entertaining monkeys in the world await you. Dangle your fingers among a hundred of brilliantly colored Japanese Koi in the Japanese Garden and watch the sunlight on the ripples of its calming waters. Feed the dozens of free flying ducks and geese wandering among our ponds.
Jennie Wade House
With but few minor changes and repairs, the Jennie Wade House Museum remains much as Jennie must have known it more than 150 years ago. Authentically furnished from cellar to attic, the museum is not only a shrine to a heroic martyr but has become a museum of life during the American Civil War. The Jennie Wade Gift Shop features unique gifts and collectibles as well as Jennie Wade souvenirs.
Land of Little Horses Interactive Animal Theme Park
Land of Little Horses Interactive Animal Theme Park had a humble beginning in 1971. This 100-acre farm located just west of Gettysburg, PA became the home for 24 miniature horse and a favorite stop for tourists. Originally named the Gettysburg Miniature Horse Farm, visitors flocked to see the tiny equine. But my how we have grown! 52 years later, the park still remains quite an attraction with its namesake miniature horses still the main draw. However, performing animal shows, educational displays and events, races and animals of all kinds that you may actually touch and feed delight the audiences year after year. Pony rides, wagon rides, Train rides and special seasonal events such as our summer day camp and autumn fall festival keep everyone coming back for another visit all year long.
Granite Hill Adventure Golf
Adventure Golf has transformed miniature golf into the 21st Century. Our new course design, starting with an unusual waterfall and cascading streams from atop our own Stone Mountain, is like no other on the East Coast. Varying elevations, architectural mounds and dramatic landscaping complement the new state-of-the-art greens with their subtle undulations, sand traps and water hazards. A whole new element of excitement now challenges the entire family resulting in FUN FOR ALL AGES!
The National Shrine of Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton
Discover the story of an extraordinary woman. Elizabeth Ann Seton knew first-hand what a difference a year or two can make. She went from being a loving wife and mother of a financially-comfortable family, to a destitute widow and single mother of five children in just two years. Despite these challenges, she thrived, and went on to become America’s first native-born saint. Among her accomplishments are beginning the first free Catholic school for girls in the U.S. and founding the first new order of Sisters in the U.S. This order now includes thousands of Sisters and collaborators who serve the poor and marginalized throughout the world. Plan a visit to the Shrine in Emmitsburg and begin at our Visitor Center. There’s no admission fee and parking is free.
Dobbin House Tavern
The Dobbin House Tavern, known also as Dobbin House, on 89 Steinwehr Avenue in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania is a tavern which is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. It was established in 1776, making it the oldest standing structure in the town limits of Gettysburg.
Shriver House Museum
You may know what happened on the battlefields . . . but do you know what happened to the families and their homes in town? Travel back in time with a living historian in period attire while you listen to the story of ordinary people caught up in extraordinary events. One of the finest homes in town was built in 1860 as residence for the Shriver family and a business for George: ‘Shriver’s Saloon & Ten-Pin Alley’. Every room frozen in time and accurately furnished to its 1860s appearance. Original bloodstained sharpshooters nest in the attic, CSI Detectives confirmed bloodstains where eyewitnesses confirm soldiers were shot and killed. Families were left with the devastating aftermath families when the soldiers retreated. Hidden Civil War medical supplies found during the restoration attests to wounded soldiers treated in the house, numerous bullet holes scar the bricks. See firsthand what civilian life was like during the Civil War when visiting the Shriver House.
1863 Escape Room
Gettysburg’s #1 Fun and Games Attraction, 1863 Escape Room is an ideal fit for history enthusiasts or novices, those celebrating with family, creative date night, or for a group of friends looking for a challenge and a good laugh. Located in the heart of historic Downtown Gettysburg, our Civil War-themed escape rooms offer the chance to “become a hero” before time runs out. As the suspense, excitement, and intrigue build, you will work as a team using your best communication skills, intuition, instinct, and logic in “Rebel Recon,” “Spirited Study,” or “Gettysburg Gold: Train Escape.”
