KOA Journey campgrounds are the perfect oases after a day on the road. Whether it’s along the way or a quick getaway, they’ve got you covered. Located near the highways and byways of North America with long Pull-thru RV Sites, they deliver convenience to the traveling camper. Pull in, ease back and take a load off.
KOA Journey campgrounds are the perfect oases after a day on the road. Whether it’s along the way or a quick getaway, they’ve got you covered. Located near the highways and byways of North America with long Pull-thru RV Sites, they deliver convenience to the traveling camper. Pull in, ease back and take a load off.
I-70 Exit 54: Head north toward Madison. Less than 1 mile on right.
From PA Turnpike Exit 75: West on I-70, 3.3 miles to Exit 54.
In 1934, Edgar and Liliane Kaufmann commissioned Frank Lloyd Wright to build their home, Fallingwater . Acquaintances of Edgar and Liliane, Mr. and Mrs. I.N. Hagan, loved Fallingwater and in 1953, also commissioned a house from Frank Lloyd Wright. Sculpture Garden accents the House on Kentuck Knob .
This FREE and local (15 minute drive) museum is a beautiful place to enjoy Greensburg and its culture. The Westmoreland Museum of American Art offers a place to share compelling and meaningful cultural experiences that open the door to new ideas, perspectives and possibilities. It has a cafe with delicious drinks and small pastries to be enjoyed either inside or outside (during warmer months) and a gift shop with collectibles and unique items to purchase. Enjoy the diverse art and the open architecture of the building!
221 N Main St
Greensburg, PA 15601
Started in 2007, Greenhouse Winery has grown from a passionate hobby to a business that has served the southwest Pennsylvania region for over a decade. With the winery, owners Cindy and Greg have created an environment where memories are created with good wine, good friends, and good times. They offer weekly mostly free events to the community, some of which are family friendly. There's nothing better than enjoying the local tastes and views of south Pittsburgh - especially when it is only a 15 minute drive from our campground!
2155 Gracin Lane (1048 Pinewood Rd)
Irwin, PA 15642
Free Friday Concerts in St Clair Park!
This year's free concerts will delight music lovers of all ages with music ranging from jazz to country to rock, with a taste of americana and oldies. We're proud of the outstanding musicians we showcase as well as our wide variety of music. We try to please the most critical ear with the best sound around. Best of all, the price is free! (parking is free after 5pm | music starting between 6:15-6:45pm).
The Five Star Trail is a rail-with-trail that stretches from Lynch Field in Greensburg to Youngwood and is located along the Southwestern Pennsylvania Railroad corridor. At Hillis Street in Youngwood, the trail branches off eastward to connect with the Westmoreland County Community College and continue to Armbrust. The trail's almost 8 mile flat surface is ideal for walking, jogging, biking, and cross-country skiing. It is handicapped accessible and accommodates everyone regardless of age or physical ability. Recreational trails that operate next to active railroads, like the Five Star Trail, are an unusual circumstance, and only a few still exist in Pennsylvania. The Five Star Trail has been a success since the original lease agreement in 1996, and on January 1, 2021, the Trail reached a new 25-year lease agreement with the Southwestern Pennsylvania Railroad, extending until December 2045.
The Madison Club, a premiere public golf course located within less than 5 minutes of our campground, boasts a championship yardage of 6,900 yards and a par 72. The 7 lakes, 62 sand traps, level bent grass fairways, large USGA greens, and five teeing areas make for a round of golf that all will be sure to remember.
A local public golf course, Cedarbrook offers the conditioned quality of a country. The golf facilities include two impeccably manicured 18-hole championship golf courses, a full practice range, practice putting and chipping greens.
Western Pennsylvania was in the heart of the French and Indian War . Built by Colonel Washington, the battle at Fort Necessity started the French and Indian War. The Bushy Run Battlefield is the only site or museum exclusively about Pontiac's War, a war fought by eastern Native Americans to gain back their land. The museum highlights the battle fought to protect Fort Pitt from Native sieges. The Fort Pitt Museum tells not only the story of Fort Pitt, but also recognizes the other 5 forts in the area. Located on the Point (3 rivers), a small park surrounds the museum. Visitors can visit the Blockhouse and Museum, walk part of the reconstructed moat, or have a picnic. Fort Ligonier served as a General Forbes' "Post at Loyalhanna" which supplied troops capturing Fort Duquesne (Rebuilt and renamed Fort Pitt). Some Historians question the current placement of the road Forbes built to Fort Duquesne
Cedar Creek Park, with its 479 acres, is the premiere access point to the Youghiogheny River for Westmoreland County residents. Cedar Creek Park offers 20 outdoor pavilions, an indoor Activity Center, several sport fields, model radio-controlled airfield, and access to the Great Allegheny Passage regional trail system.Park Amenities:
Pittsburgh Renaissance Festival occurs each year mid August to the end of September (weekends only). Celebrating Over 20 Years Of Family Fun & Magical Memories. As you wander down the village streets and pathways of the Pittsburgh Renaissance Festival, experience a 16th Century Medieval Amusement Park! Ready yourself to revel with master revelers, watch artisans create original works of their ancient craft, and be taken in by the tantalizing aromas of roast turkey legs, steak on a stake, fresh baked goods, and much more.
Three opportunities to visit animals exist within out area. The Pittsburgh Zoo , the largest and most well known is a great place to spend a sunny afternoon. The Zoo is home to thousands of amazing animals representing over four hundred species, including 32 threatened or endangered species. Living Treasures Animal Park not only has a petting zoo but also houses many exotic animals which include zebras, tigers, camels, ostriches, monkeys, kangaroos, and parrots. Located in historic North Side's West Park, the National Aviary is home to more than 600 birds of more than 200 species, many of which are endangered or threatened. From hummingbirds to Andean Condors, their birds represent nearly every continent.
The Pittsburgh area has many museums . The Carnegie Museum of Natural History , located in the same building as the Carnegie Museum of Art , has real dinosaur bones, precious gems, and beautiful mineral displays all provided through a fund from Andrew Carnegie. Also sponsored by the fund is the Andy Warhol Museum , which serves as both a museum and resource center on the life of Andy Warhol.
Ohiopyle State Park has endless outdoor activites to enjoy in the spring, summer and fall. Waterfalls, an observation area, overlooks, a natural waterslide area, and picnic areas are a perfect way to get outside and enjoy the beauty of southern PA.
Kennywood , once an old-fashioned trolley park, has become the most popular amusement park in western Pennsylvania. The Phantom's Revenge, Skycoaster, and Pitt Fall make up some of the modern parts of the park, while the 3 old-fashioned wooden roller coasters, carousel, and paddleboats create a slower-paced, family-fun atmosphere. Idlewild and Soak Zone is slower-paced and oriented towards younger families and groups. Climb the giant net in Jumpin' Jungle, meet 'The Little Old Lady Who Lived in a Shoe' in Storybook Forest or King Friday VIII near Raccoon Lagoon, ride all of the rides in Olde Idlewild, and cool off at the Soak Zone.
There's fun for everyone at Station Square! Ride the Monongahela Incline and take the Just Ducky Tour with the kids, or take the evening off with a dinner cruise on the Gateway Clipper and a romantic carriage ride . Finish off the day in Bessemer Court for the water fountain shows.
Pins Mechanical Company is a family-friendly, old school entertainment center that has free arcade games, a slide, giant jenga, and many more fun activities for the family on a rainy day. After 9pm, it is 21+ only.
You'll forget the stresses of everyday life by spending a day on the river with your friends and family in the heart of the Laurel Highlands. Experience a true whitewater getaway with White Water Adventurers, right here in Ohiopyle, PA.
The Carnegie Science Center and Sports Works are great kids' museums for rainy days. The museum includes a 360-degree theatre, submarine tour, a huge miniature railroad, kitchen theatre, planetarium, and many other exhibits, activities, and theatres. The Sports Works Center is part of the Science Center, but located across the street. It has many fun things to do, such as a rock wall, miniature golf, and trampoline, and explains the science of each activity.
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