Lancaster County, PA--5 Must Visit Destinations on a Budget
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- Here are 5, well actually 6 locations that I would recommend you check out if you're planning to visit Lancaster County, especially if your on a budget! Here are all the locations and even a coupon code!
Bird in Hand Bakery and Cafe:
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2715 Old Philadelphia Pike, Bird in Hand, PA 17505
Camel Location:
648 Mill Creek School Rd, Bird in Hand, PA 17505
The Red Caboose Motel:
312 Paradise Ln, Ronks, PA 17572
Strasburg Railroad Schedule:
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Waters Edge:
230 N Ronks Rd, Bird in Hand, PA 17505
Hayloft Ice Cream:
95 S Groffdale Rd, Leola, PA 17540
Bird in Hand Farm Supply:
2805 Old Philadelphia Pike, Bird in Hand, PA 17505
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I live in Australia and it is so interesting to see different parts of America. This area is gorgeous.
As a resident of Lancaster County, I fully endorse this video.
Wow, so sorry for you. You think you are happy living in Lancaster. You must have some effective delusional potion to stay in your private little Lalaland. I'm guessing you have never lived anywhere else and don't know the difference.
I'm so sorry for you if you live in Lancaster (hell).
I grew up in that area.
It was nice to hear someone pronounce Lancaster correctly
My family and I love to go to Shady Maple.. haven't been to many places around that area but definitely will especially thrift stores.
I has been to several of those places. they are all a lot of fun. your whole area is just lovely.
And was always a treat when we came your way.
Some destinations south of the city that locals go to
Pine View Dairy: Store (w/ Ice Cream), Picnic tables and Animals
Cherry Hill Orchards: Store w/ Pick your own events
Corn Wagon: Farm store (fresh veggies)
Granny's Place: Small amish store
we go to Lancaster two to three times a year and we're going this June. we have never heard of these places. we're going to move out there in two year's. were fron Johnson pa
Ok, good. You named places in the Southern end. That's the place to live if you are stuck in Lancaster county. Down near Conestoga. I didn't like the Lancaster area and I strongly do not recommend it. But at least you know where to stomp around.
@@cantfindmykeys Conestoga has the Conestoga Wagon, and in the summer the Conestoga Pool has snacks. Many farms also have stands. Closest bar is the Frogtown in Marticville.
@@FrancisKoczur I know the frogtown cafe. I've played pool at Marticville tavern. Pequea tavern. I know all the spots along the river and down in that area. I used to hike Tucquan trails and the pinnacle is very pretty. I just despise the town of Lancaster. My friends have a beautiful property along the Conestoga river where we go kayaking. On the Susquehanna, too. I still have some Pine Dairy gift cards. I used them for the Achenbach's long johns. Vanilla is my favorite.
My mom, sisters and I love doing day trips to Lancaster and stopping at thrift stores and material shops. So fun seeing the places + ideas you shared! We'll have to check them out on our next trip!
Hi Megan, great video! I am happy to say that we have been to all but the last place. About 20 years ago or so we discovered Lancaster County and fell in love. I am a quilter, seamstress and a crafter. I am self taught so I would look closely at the quilts for sale to learn how to make them and how to sew the bindings on. Red Caboose hotel is still a favorite place. We always go there near the end of our day. We stayed in one of the cabooses years ago. It was really cool. Different owners then. They had hoedowns(sp) in the barn on weekends which were loads of fun. Had hay bales for seats. We also styed at the Steamboat Inn one year for our anniversary. Another great experience and wonderful memories. Stayed at Kitchen Kettle Village for another anniversary. They treated us like royalty. Had a special fruit basket, flowers and balloons waiting in our suite. We used to come up there about every other month but my husband works a lot of weekends now so not quite as often. My favorite peaceful place is in the back of Kitchen Kettle Village. Although these past few years it has become more commercialized. (Is that a word?) They have expanded so much. The village and I are the same age, 65. Your video has opened a world of wonderful memories hence this long comment! Anyway, we love it up there and our next trip will be in a couple of weekends. BTW, we live in MD. :)
Good job from a fellow Lancaster County Gal! I grew up in Leola... didn’t realize people outside of Leola knew about Hayloft Candles!!! Such a great place to bring kiddos or even as a date night spot. 👍
Well are you single?
I live in Lancaster too. I wanted some new places to go.
Same here
Try good n plenty and Dutch Apple theatre .
@@lindafayes9535 we love Deniers caddis. those are two favorite
You live in Lankisterrr? So sorry.
We are planning a trip to Lancaster end of July and I remembered that you had done this video. I just re-watched it for reference. Definitely going to check out one or two of these places! Would love to bump into you! I have been following your channel for probably close to a couple of years now.
*Awesome list!* We going to be heading to Country Acres Campground this weekend so, now we have a list to start off with. Thank you. Cheers Shu
Megan, I LOVE the farm store. I especially enjoy my big pulley clothesline 💜
I have been to Lancaster only once to go to the Sight and Sound Theatre. It was a place my mom loved to go. This summer my 2 sisters and I are going back on the anniversary of mom's passing last year. We will spend her day doing the things she enjoyed there - Sight and Sound Theatre and ice cream. Thanks for the suggestions of ice cream places to try!
Oh, wow! What a great list of recommendations! I will definitely refer back to this video if I ever visit the area.
I loved seeing all the modestly dressed ladies that live in your area. Seeing that in my area is very rare. 😉
Love feeding the animals at the Red Caboose!
The Lil country store & miniature horse farm on Paradise Lane is fun for children!
I used to live in Lancaster. Man o man I miss it. When you showed Bird and hand made my mouth water.
I live in Allegany County MD and Visit or pass through Lancaster often. It's beautiful with authentic people who make it a wonderful experience every time! I also am familiar with Allegheny boys camp. It's wonderful hearing the ice cream shop donates profit and runs off volunteers! I'm so glad I found your channel!
I love Lancaster!!! I live about 1 1/2 hrs away and visit a lot. So glad I found your channel.
Thank you for the info. I’m going there next Friday with my parents who are fascinated with the Amish culture
Born and raised in Lancaster. Hey girl, hey! We since relocated to Delaware, but we travel back and forth to visit family
Be glad you escaped. Unfortunately, my parents still live in Lancaster so I have to return from time to time. I went to U of DE. Anything is better than Lancaster. I have since lived 20 years in the Keys and I'm headed to S. and central America next.
Crystal clear video and enjoyed listening
I’m a lifelong Lancaster native and I don’t think I have been to any of these places! I just got back from Shady Maple this minute though, lol. I live in the city and have seen lots of that, but it appears I need to get outside it more often. Thanks for the advice! I have a two year old who will enjoy these places.
When I was a child my family and used to stay at a campground in Lancaster County. I remember that the campground overlooked an Amish schoolhouse. We visited an Amish farm and purchased delicious homemade bread and root beer, had fun at Dutch Wonderland, and bought cookies at Kitchen Kettle. It is so nice to find out about other places to visit and activities in the county. Great narration and filming! Thank you for posting the video! 🌳
I highly recommend Lancaster County. It is a beautiful area. I really like the Strasburg RR.
My sister and I spent a week there a few years ago. Most relaxing place I have ever been! We rented a little cottage in the country. Some of the things we saw - Sight & Sound, Strasburg Railroad, and the tabernacle at the Mennonite Visitors Center. We drove the country roads and watched Amish farmers planting crops, saw Amish school children playing in a school yard and even came across a little home shop in a front yard. We attended an Amish Mennonite service on Sunday morning where the singing was beautiful! Our Amish buggy driver was so much fun. I'd go back in an instant!
I ❤❤ Lancaster. I have taken so many trips there. There is a place called Dienners that is awesome and I believe it was ran by a Mennonite family. I also visited the Amish farm many years ago. I even named my son's with amish names and took pics of them in amish outfits as babies that we had bought in an amish store. The one thing I do miss is shoo-fly pie because I can not get it whenever I'm craving it.
Most of the times that our family has gone we had stayed at Soudersburg motel which has an amish farm right behind it. It made the experience so exciting.
we love Deinners so much and katie's. wow. we go out to Lancaster two to three times a year. we're come this June. were even talking about moving out there in two year's
Our favorite place to visit!
We have a Bald Eagle Boys Camp here in Clinton County, PA
About 12 miles from the driveway of the camp is a Soft Ice Cream/homemade pretzels/ soups and sandwiches, etc. store...
Owned by Mennonite volunteers to support the school. It’s called The Ice Shack.
It’s a great program for troubled boys.
The food is the best!
I’ve been to Lancaster many times and will be staying at the Red Caboose Motel in May.
Thanks for the ideas.
Spent a lot of time growing up at my grandmothers house at the Buck and on her farm at Pleasant Grove. Gear heads would enjoy the Buck Tractor Pulls - the only full time pulling track in the country.
I have visited several of those places. thank you for sharing.
I am from Lancaster as well and I moved three years ago and miss home so much!!
Then come back home beautiful
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Great list, we love strasburg railroad and Bird in Hand.
For me who only lives an hour away from Lancaster. You showed me a lot of new places to try! Thanks!!
I love Lancaster PA. We used to live in Snyder County near Selinsgrove PA. We moved recently to Mountoursville area because my husband is a Pastor. Love your channel and I miss the Amish and Mennonites.
Thankyou Megan.I would love to visit Lancaster.
Subscribed💕I love this video❤️I’m from Boston and this is really helpful since I’m here finding what to do with my kids. Thanks 💕
That's some beautiful country !! Thank you for sharing ! ❤
My mom and I go twice a year. We love it. We have been to 2 of the places. Love the area and are headed down at the end of August 😍I love Shady Maple Smorgasbord!
Shady Maple is the best.
I love coming to Lancaster county! A few years ago we went to Sight and Sound, Strasburg Railroad, and a model train place nearby. We really enjoyed that. I also love all the quaint shops and discount stores too!!
Lancaster county Central Park. Old slave plantation, now 100s of acres of outdoor fun. Hiking, swimming, fishing and lots of wild animals.
Been to Lancaster often, I grew up there & my parents still live there. My sister works at Hayloft Creamery, so we've been there.. yummy😋
DarCar Horst, I haven’t been there in a decade, I remember it as hayloft candles. I also remember the zoo, I’ve been told it’s gone, I was terrified of the llama, his teeth were terribly crooked and I thought he would bite me.
When I was in the 4th grade my parents took me to an open Amish farm home in PA somewhere. When it was time to leave, I threw an absolute tantrum and refused to go. I knew I had found where I was supposed to be and begged to stay. I remember the Amish ladies looking and probably feeling sorry for me. In that short time that we were there it really made an impression on me. My dad and my brother went off to look at the ? barn and my mother and I walked around the house. They were making cookies. I saw and loved their clothes. My mother had always taken me to fabric stores so I recognized the good quality cuts and clean lines of their clothing and well made quilts. I asked all about the clothes, the colors, the buttons, and hooks and hair/ hats, etc. I loved the simple lines of the home and detailed wood work and the way they stored the chairs on the wall. The huge chocolate chip cookie made that much of an impression. My mothers family lives in Ohio so that is why we were so far north. The biggest thing I remember about them was their quiet spirit. You could just feel it. It was reverence and I just knew that is the way all humankind should be. Anyway, we went back to Texas. On the drive, I guess I would not stop talking about it and my parents finally showed me the Mennonite people's (they said all kinds of versions of but I forgot because the way they explained it, the Mennonites seemed to fit me better) homes, I have no idea how they knew or maybe it was a book or TV show but they talked about the electricity and why it might be a deal breaker for my love of air conditioning. Then again, we live in Texas where is it seriously a different kind of hot. I love the way they worship, the year taken off on a new marriage and the travel that year and the assembling of people. I love the community and education system and values. I am still fascinated by it all. My dream is to someday find an Amish place where you can go live and work for a week or so on vacation. Thank you so much for sharing. I love these kinds of videos.
Lancaster County is a wonderful place to live!! Not only is it beautiful, but we have the Amish and Mennonite culture as well as Lancaster City which reminds me a lot of Philly with its “hip” shops, restaurants, etc. I love Lancaster County!
You must be delusional. Lancaster is Hell. Rude, unfriendly people. High property taxes. Endless road construction. Crime. More crime. Pompous gentrification of selected downtown areas that are surrounded by ghetto. Major opiate epidemic in the area. In fact, it's known as the Heroin Triangle. York/Lancaster/Columbia. It's nothing like Philly, but Philly keeps moving into Lancaster and it keeps going downhill. Only thing "hip" about Philly is the Manayunk area. And good pizza in Norristown. Otherwise it sucks just like Lancaster. Have you ever even crossed the PA state line? Probably not, if you think Lank-ister is so wonderful.
Thank you for bringing me home to Lancaster been to alot of them, Bowmansville lived there when my children were babies, loved shopping at the old stores off of 30 near the Strausburg railroad, slept in the railcars at Red Caboose. Miss all the Amish foods, shoofly pies, whoopipies, the foods my grandma made, potato salad and the relishes. Boy, really made my day. Thank you again for the pictures of home.
I fly maybe this year to Lancaster Pennsylvania. I love Lancaster Pennsylvania 💖💖💖💖 ✈✈✈✈✈
Very interesting. Thanks. I can't wait to visit some of these places. I know my daughter's Christian School went to The Red Caboose and Stasburg Railroad for their 8th grade graduation trip. She loved it. She grew up in Georgia until she was 13 yrs old.
I live in new Holland was born and raised in Lancaster county on Welsh mountain. My favorite place for ice cream is fox creamery and lapp valley
we're is fox creamery?we're going this june. and we're talking about moving out there from Johnson pa in two year's.
@@geneamigh6048 fox creamery is right down 322 past ephrata heading towards Hershey
I am from Columbus, Ohio. Last week, October 14th - 18th, 2020, we visited Lancaster, Pa on our vacation and your video guided me as to what we did during our time in Bird-in-Hand. Also, your restaurant suggestions were very good also. I really appreciated your guidance. Thank you so much!!!!!
I love living in this area and loved hearing your thoughts on some of my favorite places! Definitely gonna check out more of your videos!!
Love Lancaster live 20 min from there !! Awesome place to visit !! Love eating all the good deserts and food !!
Yay!! So excited. I've been to all the places you suggested or atleast been by them except Hayloft creamery but will try next time. We always stop at the hardware and I have pics of the camels. Thank you for sharing. I was one of the ones asking for suggestions so thanks. Also, Dieners is a great buffet place to have breakfast or dinner. Good prices and good food. And be sure to check out the road side stands on the country roads. They have delicious baked good and fresh flowers and canned jams and pickles. There is a really good one we always go to, if you go down harvest drive right in front of Kauffmans and follow the roads you will find the little stand. The sweetest kids are usually there running it with their dad. Unfortunately their mother passed away last couple years from cancer. You must stop by and by some sweet rolls. So delicious. Thanks for sharing.
Aww that's sweet! Yes I'll have to check that stand out. And Deiners is probably 1 mile from my house.
I love Lancaster county!!! When our children were young.,we were there quite often. Our favorite place to stay was the Red Caboose Hotel. We stayed there often!!! We also loved packing a picnic and riding the train ,getting off at the picnic Grove and eating and letting the kids play on the playground . It made a great day trip when we couldn't really stay overnight. I was surprised at how empty the cars were when the train went by in the video.
Thank you for giving me some new ideas of places to go in your area. I love your channel!
The video of the train going by was taken in April. This time of year the cars are all packed!
I will make sure to visit Lancaster, when I go to PA....
I live in Lancaster. I love the bird in hand petting zoo. I went there yesterday. Tip : if you have bread that your not gonna eat then you can give it to the koi fish and they will eat it ! ❤️❤️😝I’m a new sub
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We love Lancaster County. We try to camp there once a year, if we weren't busy we would get there more. We like browsing and shopping at the Goods Store. Will put Bird in Hand on our to do list! Thanks for sharing!
Thank you for the tips on where to visit my family will be visiting that area in November.
Hello from Canada! I was in Lancaster 2 months ago . Wish I had seen this video earlier. We did go to the bird in hand bakery and it was amazing! Great coffee and baked goods. Thanks for sharing😊👍
Megan. Ty so much for the video. I became a new friend of your channel today and appreciate your videos
I live in Melbourne Australia, I’ve never seen Lancaster County before apart from your vlogs, but I’d love to visit. It looks so beautiful, peaceful and very family orientated.
Yes it is a big tourist destination! Especially for families.
You’ll probably want to stick to Intercourse, Bird in Hand, Strasbourg and the surrounding area’s. The rest of the county is quite “normal” made up of housing developments and commercial/industrial. The Amish are little more scattered with smaller communities in Ephrata, New Holland, Gap, Goodville, and West Hempfield, but heart of the tourist community is Intercourse.
A little trivia fact:
Lancaster is the second largest Amish community in the United States with Holmes County Ohio being #1 and Allen County Indiana being #3. Although Lancaster IS the oldest Amish community in the United States.
I've been to Lancaster County on 2 occasions. I enjoyed it very much.
Loved the train!😄
We used to take the kids camping in that area, woke to cow mature (farm next to camp ground) loved it! Kids loved the drive through the country and we stopped at a lot of small side stands. One had the best blueberry pies. Do you know of Sadies? I remember going to her home to get the best sugar cookies. Kids picked out other goodies also. I think she sold her bakery goodies to the local stores. I don’t even remember how I got her address where they did the baking. That was years ago, always wondered if she still there. I no longer have the address it’s been so long. I live in Maryland so not far from Pa. my favorite place to visit.
Hi again Megan, I live within 5 to 10 minutes to almost all the places you show. I visit Hayloft and the little veg. stand weekly. When I was younger I worked at Red Caboose and the past owner and I are still very close friends, having lunch together a lot. I love the trains also. I can hear them from my house. Thanks for sharing all this so others who come here can visit.......and the camels are very special to see, something you don't expect here.
My husband grew up in that area and we come visit family there all the way from Georgia. One of our favorite things to do is Aaron and Jessica's buggy ride tours. They take you on an Amish buggy tour through the farms where cars can't go. We will definitely have to check some of these places out when we were up there in the fall!
I drive a truck for New Holland Tire in New Holland Pa and we have a huge tire retread factory in Sumner Ga between Albany and Sylvester on rt 82. Just left there last night on my way back to Paradise Pa.
hi megan i lived at 417 pearl street for 20 years now live in florida, i love bird in hand bakery ,i had a computer repair shop on rt 30 in paradise .i love kitchen kettle also and good and plenty and strasburg railroad too.
Just off of rt 30 where the Health Campus area is, there was Good's dairy. Many many years ago. They had great ice cream and llamas. A llama spit on my Dad once because he was talking to it. That was when living in Lancaster was nice. We had the sense to leave before it became a congested, high taxed bedroom community of neighboring large cities.
When we still lived in NJ the Red Caboose Motel was a go to with our young kids. Last summer, after living in Florida for 23 years we once again stayed at the Red Caboose, this time with our granddaughter. It’s not a first class hotel by any stretch of the imagination, but the experience is priceless. When eating in the dining car, ask them to turn on the hydraulics and you will feel as though the dining car is moving. We will definitely be back before we die LOL. Lancaster is a beautiful area.
I loved Bird in Hand bakery and café when we were there. My husbands family’s is from Pittsburgh but the reside in Wernersville. Pennsylvania is definitely my happy place. I’m from Arkansas but love PA.
Megan I used to live in Chambersburg and never went to Lancaster. Boy do I have regrets bad!! I love the fabrics and antiques. You are cute as a button.
We visit Lancaster County usually once a month except for the summer. Too busy, plus hot and sticky. We have been to/ or are aware of all the places you mentioned. Good choices. If anyone enjoys going to Amish business...these are two that I recommend. Fishers Hardware and Fabrics 1098 Georgetown Rd in Bart. They have a very nice selection of kitchen utensils, fabric, book and more - with very reasonable prices. For food and bulk items I recommend Centerville Bulk Foods,1098 Georgetown Rd, Paradise, PA 17562
Love Lancaster! My favorite farm stand is the one directly across from hayloft. They have the best peanut butter cookies!
This is perfect! I just asked for this video. I feel so special. We always look for cheap and free ways to enjoy new places. And LOVE trains! The area is incredibly beautiful. and Alpacas! They are adorable creatures. This made me so happy. I haven't been since I was a little girl and don't remember much. I'm in South Jersey. Thanks Megan.
we live 3hr's from Lancaster we in johnstown. we come out there probably two three times a year. we're coming this June. always in t he fall. my wife and I love Lancaster's country so much we're talking about moving out there in two year's. we just have tto figure out were going to move. great vedio.
I miss the Hayloft petting zoo and when the creamery used to be a gift shop...we used to go every Saturday as kids!
There's a petting zoo at Long's Park, but it never seems to be open. Landis Valley has some of the original farm animals brought over on the settler's ships. Heirloom stock cattle, geese, pigs, horses. I like Landis Valley and the farm museum.
I enjoyed this video so much. My mothers father was Mennonite and this is so interesting. My Mom has always said supper, instead of dinner etc. Thank you for sharing your lives. Great Grandma always wore a hair bun and homemade dresses. i saw her hair down once.
i’ve been going to Hayloft ever since i was young. i loved looking at the animals when they were there!
How about Rough & Tumble?? That’s a hidden treasure of Lancaster county. I’ve meet people from Holland, Australia, New York, Scott-land.... It’s a Steam Museum. It’s located along famous Route 30 in Kinzers PA. You’ll love it!! Great family friendly atmosphere.
We are checking into The Red Caboose Motel right now, surprising my train-loving little kids, all thanks to you and your awesome video!
Also, I thought Bird In Hand was a fictional town in a book I read until I saw your video!!! Definitely going there this weekend!
Thank you so much for inspiring a long overdue family vacation!!!
As I live in Harrisburg, I have been to Lancaster many times and enjoy every minute of it!
We will be in Lancaster this Sunday through Thursday. Really enjoy you posts.
I'm hitting up lancaster county in two days. Looking forward to relaxing there with my babies
I’ve been following your channel just for one week now, and I’m totally blown away from the different lifestyles and believes that are around the world other than the usual ones.
I’m from Germany and I never heard from Mennonites before. I would love to learn more about where you live and your lifestyle. 😊
Thank you for these recommendations! I want to go and take my grandchildren to each and every one of these! 🥰
My favorite area was Intercourse and the whoopie pies, also the country store there, my sister and I used to get our quilting fabric there,.Another great video thank you
I am definitely going to Bird and Hand farm supply. I’ve gone by it several times when visiting. I didn’t know groceries were sold there. We will be staying at country Acres campground in Gordonville in August. I cant wait! I love traveling on the back roads stopping at the roadside stands for fruit and vegetables!
I plan to visit early fall. Thanks for the recommendations.
I've been there so many times!! The Amish store is my favorite AND the bakery! Can't wait to go back.
Megan, I'm a new subscriber, loving your videos. Years ago my late husband and I spent a week in Intercourse Pennsylvania, we loved every second of our visit. We stayed at a B&B that was located next door to an Amish Farm who's brother owned the Farm right across the street ... every morning one of the Farmers came over for coffee while we were having breakfast and he would answer our questions about their lifestyle ... it was informative and truly relaxing. I would love to visit again, but I'm on the West Coast now so it would be a bigger more expensive trip. Thank you for sharing these places with us ... it brought back some wonderful memories and one of my favorite things that we did while there was stopping at a few of the Amish/Mennonite Roadside stands and getting homemade root beer and Shoefly Pie ... delicious.
I love Lancaster! Looking at coming this next week! Thank you for the video on places to check out with children.
Never been but what beautiful scenery. Thank you Megan
The first thing we are going to do on Sunday is right on the 611 steam locomotive and will be sure to take your advice on where to also see it thanks. We have been to the farmers supply many times. Monday we will be doing genealogical research on my wife’s family in the area
Thanks for the great information
a video on you tube that awesome. as a Lancaster County resident thank you for this
The choo choo Barn is great for kids!
Lancaster looks stunning! It’s a shame I’m nowhere near. I’m in the UK, but most of these places remind me of England in times gone by. Beautiful ❤️
Roots Market is awesome!!
We went to Amish Country aka Lancaster last summer. We had so much fun! We went to a ice cream place and an Amish market, but I forgot the names and we did an Amish tour and it was awesome! It was a fun experience!
Strasburg Pa-- Village Greens Miniature Golf (amazing courses) and the Strasburg Creamery (homemade ice cream/waffle cones/deli & mini general store w/candy) antique stores and even a Ghost walk tour. Really cute historic town--close to Rockvale outlets.