Visitors Center open 9 a.m – 5 p.m. daily. Fall hawk watch, scenic vistas and hiking trails. National Natural Landmark. Nine miles north of Interstate 78 exit 29B north to Route 895 east.

Over 20,000 collectibles housed in old Studebaker dealership. Relive the 50’s & 60’s on two floors. Beginning in 2009 the museum will open on Fridays, from May 1st through October 31. Museum is open Friday, Saturday and Sunday, Noon – 5 p.m. Tours by appointment for clubs and tour groups.

Museum open year-round, Wednesday and Thursday, Noon – 4 p.m. Mine open May to November with mine tours Friday thru Sunday 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.

Penn State Master Gardeners present public programs of interest throughout the year.

Come and meet our friendly, curious animals. Check out fine alpaca sweaters, socks, hats, scarves and the softest teddy bears you will ever feel! Call for directions to the farm. Be sure to bring your camera! Alpaca kisses are free! By appointment only.

Fall Festival September through October. Hayrides, pumpkin patch, Nerf Tag, tree/corn maze, 60' tube slide, corn crib, obstacle course and bounce house, caterpillar crawl, apple launcher and hotdog/smore roast. When you need a flower delivery to Orwigsburg, or surrounding areas, Forget-Me-Not Florist is here for you. Looking for a fresh Christmas Wreath for the holidays? Pioneer Evergreen Farms offers a large selection of handmade fresh Christmas wreaths. All of our wreaths are individually made on site with assorted Pines grown on our farm in Schuylkill County, PA.

Playtime & Parties is Schuylkill County's newest, fun, unique, exciting, most talked about children's entertainment center. Your children can use their imagination while you relax and enjoy the free Wi-Fi, watch TV, read a book or just enjoy your children at "play".

Tour of underground anthracite coal mine, Steam Lokie rides, gift shop, and snack bar. Museum and playground nearby.

Schuylkill County Airport Authority

Airplane rides, air tours available 24 hours a day. Photo flights of your business/home/property, historical air tours, scenic air tours. Fall foliage flights available September through November. Call for appointment.

Providing a healing, inclusive environment for the cultivation of personal and community wellness through the gardens, nature, the arts and holistic education. Visit our gardens and gift shop.

Family bowling center with 20 lanes, automatic scoring, and lounge for your favorite beverage.

Authentic Steam Locomotive rides at nearby Kempton in Berks County. Scenic rides, gift shop, snack bar.

America's oldest brewery is right here in Pottsville, Pennsylvania. Unique tours of this National Historic Landmark are offered daily and on special weekends. Enjoy the free tour and even a free sample at the end. Situated along historic Mahantongo Street, the Yuengling brewery has a Gift Shop and Museum.

Located in the scenic Mahantongo Valley between Pitman and Klingerstown. Open Wednesday thru Saturday 11 a.m.- 5p.m., Sunday 1 p.m. - 4 p.m.

Explore the beautiful rolling countryside of Berks County and find yourself among acres and acres of vineyards in one of Pennsylvania's award-winning wine regions.

Schuylkill's first winery. Spectacular view of the scenic Blue Mountain. Open Friday 12-5 p.m., Saturday 10 a.m.-5 p.m., and Sunday 12-5 p.m.!

Welcome to the Lehigh Valley Wine Trail located in the southeastern corner of Pennsylvania. The fertile farmlands, rich in shale and limestone and favored with a moderated climate, provide an ideal growing environment for vineyards of both traditional Vinifera wine grapes and Native American grapes.

Get on the hippie bus and experience a perfect blend of far out wines and furry friends at PA's "Unique Bohemian Wine Boutique". Open Wednesday 6 p.m.-9 p.m., Saturday 1 p.m.-7 p.m., and Sunday 11 a.m.-5 p.m

Red Shale Ridge Vineyards is a family owned and operated vineyard and winery located in central Pennsylvania. Owner Tom Stutzman began as a home brewer in 1979. The family planted their first grapes in 1997 and began producing wine for friends and family. Ten years later in 2007, the winery opened.

A variety of wines from Schuylkill County Wineries and Wineries from neighboring counties with food, entertainment and vendors in Hegins Park.

Wines for everyone’s taste. Check website for hours, events and complete wine listings. Located 3 miles Northwest of Friedensburg near Hidden Valley Golf Course.

Stop by our family-owned wineries on the Wine Trail and sample the many varieties this region has to offer.

Rock Bridge

This small Burr arch-truss bridge has vertical siding and a gable roof. Steel inside barriers have been added to protect the trussing system from traffic.

Zimmerman's Bridge

This bridge is one of the two remaining covered bridges in Schuylkill County. At one time there were fifty-one of these wooden spans in the county. It is identical to the Rock Bridge in styling.

18-hold Public Golf Course featuring manicured trees, fairways and greens. Pro Shop, Snack Bar and Bar.

Burma Road, Exit 131A off Interstate 81. Located near Locust Lake State Park. Snack Bar available.

Located off Exit 131A, I-81. Restaurant Open Year Round for Breakfast and Lunch. Snack Bar available.

Located along Route 443 just west of Orwigsburg. A highly rated private golf course conveniently located just off of Route 61.

Goody’s Fun Center

Miniature Golf, Ice Cream, Arcade, and Batting Cages.

Two 18-hole miniature golf courses, driving range, country fresh ice cream, arcade, and batting cages.

After visiting the Pioneer Tunnel Coal Mine, make sure you see the Mothers Memorial located near the intersection of Center Street and Hoffman Boulevard in downtown Ashland. The world's only memorial dedicated to mothers.

Located at intersection of Routes 901 and 209, one mile east of Minersville, in front of Turkey Hill Mini Market. The Coal Miners Statue and Park in dedicated to those who labored in the Anthracite Coal Mines. Memorial Bricks available and applications located in mail box adjacent to entrance to the statue grounds.

Whether you are a life-long resident, trace your roots to Shenandoah or are just browsing, you are sure to enjoy the stories and pictures detailing the area's rich history. Check out our calendar of events on our website before your next visit. And please do visit us! We love company!

Located in the Mahanoy Area Visitors Center, the society maintains a museum of artifacts and history.

Pennsylvania Anthracite Miners Memorial

Located in Girard Park, at Washington & Main Streets, Shenandoah. Park and sculpted monument to the thousands of men who mined Anthracite coal in Northeastern Pennsylvania.

Pinegrove Historical Society

Genealogical library and research services available. Admission. Saturday 9 a.m. – 5 p.m., Sunday 1 – 5 p.m., 11 a.m. – 7 p.m.

Schuylkill County Agricultural Society & Museum

The museum has a collection of antique farm equipment, tractors, hit & miss engines, and machinery.

Tours of courthouse available fro groups or individuals. Contact the chief clerk.

Historical and genealogical resources. Museum. Open Wednesday, 1:30 – 6 p.m.; Thursday, 10 a.m. – 4 p.m.; Friday 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. and Saturday 9 a.m. – 1 p.m.

Museum of Schuylkill County fire fighting apparatus, equipment and history.

The Schuylkill River National Heritage Area celebrates the rich culture and history of the Schuylkill River watershed as one of America's most significant cultural and industrial regions. Also organizes the Schuylkill River Sojourn. The Sojourn is a 112 mile guided canoe or kayak trip on the Schuylkill River it begins in Schuylkill Haven and ends in Philadelphia.

The Greater Shenandoah Area Historical Society is devoted to the rich history of Shenandoah and its surrounding patches including Brownsville, Lost Creek, Lost Creek #2, Raven Run, Shenandoah Heights, Turkey Run, and Upper and Lower William Penn. /p>

Take a step into the past as you enter Tamaqua's beautifully restored 1874 Philadelphia & Reading Railroad. Saved from the brink of demolition, the Tamaqua Railroad Station now serves as a county Visitors Center, as well as a cultural and economic hub in Historic Tamaqua. Enjoy original train station memorabilia, a delicious meal in The Restaurant at the Station or bring home a treasure from one of our gift shoppes.

Visitors Center open 9 a.m. – 5 p.m. daily. Fall hawk watch, scenic vistas and hiking trails. National Natural Landmark. Nine miles north of Interstate 78 exit 29B north to Route 895 east.

8,500 acres for trail riding and camping to annual members. Add in the separate 4x4 Off Road Park and we think that pretty well covers the off-road enthusiasts!

Whitewater rafting along the scenic Lehigh River. Family fun, group discounts, summer float trips. Call for brochure and special seasonal water releases along the river.

Lehigh Valley & New England Rail Trail

Located along Rt. 309, south of Tamaqua. Access trail from Dairy Road in West Penn Township.

Located between Middleport and Tamaqua along Rt. 209.

Intersects Gold Mine Road off Rt. 443 west of Suedberg and Pine Grove.

JFK Bicycle Trail

Located by the JFK Swimming Pool, Pottsville.

Hegins Bike Path

Located on Main Street in Hegins

Located off I-81 (Exit 100 – Rt. 443, Pine Grove). Features 9-miles of bike trails. (717) 865-6470.

Located in Ryan Township, Accessible from I-81, Exit 131A and Rt. 54, 61, and 209. Features one bike trail 1.3 miles long. (570) 467-2772.

Located off Exit 112 from Interstate 81. Country Store, Swimming Pool, Game Room, Hiking, Playground, Lounge, Laundry, Showers, Propane, Wi-Fi, RV Parts, and Entertainment.

Located off Exit 29 from Interstate 78, then North Route 61, and West on Route 895. Arcade/Game Room, Fishing, Planned Recreation, Recreation Hall, Swimming Pool, Country Store, 50 amp Electric, Playground, Propane, and Weekend Entertainment.

Located in beautiful southeastern Pennsylvania, near Tremont, Echo Valley Campground is open all year round offering a haven to campers, hikers, and nature lovers. We offer a multitude of facilities, activities and local attractions. Pets are welcome. Clubs are welcome. Big rigs are welcome. We also accept reservations.

Camp in quiet, wooded surroundings along a stream. We are a family campground with a play area for kids. Although we have a few planned activities, most people come here to relax.

Located off both Interstate 80 & 81, (Exits 256 (I-80) and 143 & 145 (I-81) along Route 339. Lush, wooded campground in the foothill mountains of the western Pocono's. Spacious sites amidst unspoiled rhododendron and towering pines. Swimming, fishing, bingo, ceramics, scheduled entertainment.

Located in the Beautiful Lewistown Valley between Pottsville and Tamaqua. Swimming Pool, Hiking, Fishing, Entertainment and nearby Attractions.

Located in Ryan Township, Accessible from I-81, Exit 131 and Routes 54, 61, and 209.Park features Camping, Hiking, Swimming, Fishing, Boating, Playground and Interpretive Programs.

The Little Schuylkill River

Pennsylvania Scenic River System and river Trail System. Access: Route 443 and Route 895. 17 miles of canoe-able river. Two mile section of special regulations (fly fishing & artificial) open to year-round fishing. Passes through to state game lands.

Park features Camping, Hiking, Swimming, Fishing, Boating, Playground and Interpretive Programs.

The 3,515-acre Swatara State Park consists of rolling fields and woodlands situated along Interstate 81 between Second and Blue mountains. One of the main focal points is the eight miles of Swatara Creek that winds through the park. Swatara State Park was acquired with capital development funds appropriated by the Pennsylvania General Assembly. A recreation area is planned for the future and will offer canoeing, fishing, hiking, picnicking, bicycling, swimming, camping and environmental education.

The Sweet Arrow Lake property is located in Washington and Pine Grove Townships, Schuylkill County. Major access routes include Sweet Arrow Lake Road along the northern border of the lake and State Route 443 that provides access to the southern portion of the site via Clubhouse Road. The park is presently under development but is open to the public to enjoy the natural beauty, hiking, fishing and boating that people have enjoyed for generations.For general information including booking of events contact Robert Evanchalk, Parks and Recreation Supervisor 570-622-3742 ext. 122

Park features Boating, Swimming, Fishing and Picnicking.