Pennsylvania’s Laurel Highlands are a beautiful area filled with rolling hills, lush greenery, and tons of activities. The area is very family-oriented, boasting many parks, camps, amusement parks, zoos and more. You’ll never run out of things to do here!
Critter Country Animal Farm
Come visit this walk through farm and see animals from alpacas to zebras. Most of the animals are roaming freely on the grounds. They boast a few exotic animals, such as spotted genets, a kangaroo, and a 2 toed sloth. Group rates are available, and prices are very low to get in. Visit www.crittercountryanimalfarm.com for more information!
Caddie Shak
Caddie Shak is a 50-acre park that offers everything from bumper boats, go karts, kiddie rides, golf, miniature golf and more. Try your hand at paintball if you’d like, or hit some balls in the batting cages! Cool down and have a good time in the arcade, or grab a bite to eat at the concession stands. Conveniently located and fun for all ages, you’re family will be delighted to spend the day here! Go to www.caddieshak.com for more information.
Idlewild and Soak Zone
Idlewild is named by Amusement Today as the #2 Best Family Park in the World. With seven different theme area, including story Book Forest, Mr. Rodger’s Neighborhood, and more, you will love this family-oriented theme park. Stop at Soak Zone for for fourteen water slides, a pool, and lots of interactive sprays. There are classic midway games, amusement rides, and good food. Picnic areas are available, you are also permitted to bring your own food and drink into the park. See www.idlewild.com for lots more information!
Laurel Caverns Geological Park
Explore undeveloped portions of the Laurel Caverns or rappel from a 45 foot in the developed cave. There is a one-hour guided tour, miniature golf, and panning for gemstones for the less -adventurous visitor. Whatever your fancy, you will find it at the Laurel Caverns! Visit their website at www.laurelcaverns.com.
Living Treasures Animal Park
One of the best kept secrets of the mountains, this park offers a wide variety of animals, from the domesticated to the exotic. Come gaze at the fierce lions and tigers, then head off to pet the goats, cows, and llamas.The petting zoo is large, and kids can take a ride on either a pony or, new this year, a camel! Bring your camera for plenty of wonderful pictures as you and your kids make friends with the animals. A beautiful gift shop with many hand-crafted items is a must-see, too. Go to www.ltanimalpark.com for hours, directions, and more information.
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