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Curtin Village
One of the older and more well preserved historic sites is Curtin Village and the Eagle Iron Works. Roland
Curtin, Governor of Pennsylvania during the Civil War, purchased
11,000 acres of land and erected the Eagle Iron
Works in 1810. The Iron Works was an iron producing center
from 1810 until 1921. By the mid 1800's it consisted of over 60 structures including the
Ironmaster's Mansion, a charcoal-fired iron furnace, rolling mill,
a forge, and a worker's village.
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Bald Eagle State Park
We are located just 3 miles from Bald Eagle State Park. The
1,730-acre lake is the focal point for water-based recreation in
the park. The lake extends nearly eight miles upstream and has 23
miles of shoreline. It features hiking, swimming, boating, fishing,
hunting, cross-country skiing, sledding, ice fishing and ice
skating.
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| Penn's Cave &
Woodward Cave
Penn's Cave is america's only all-water cavern and wildlife
park are nestled in Central Pennsylvania's scenic Penn State
Country. •
Woodward Cave, nicknamed'The Big One', is one of the
largest caverns in Pennsylvania. Experienced guides conduct a well explained, easily
walked tour, offering 50 minutes of nature at its best.
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DelGrosso's Amusement Park
Nestled in the Allegheny Mountains of Central Pennsylvania. When Fred DelGrosso purchased the Park in 1946, he vowed to keep it safe, clean, fun, affordable and delicious! It is a modern family fun facility which includes more than 30 rides, an extensive water park, go-karts, a beautiful miniature golf course and America’s Best Amusement Park Food.
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