Steamtown is a museum located in Scranton's old railroad yards.  The museum features a number of exhibits about railroads, focusing on steam-powered trains.  In addition to the indoor museum, there are trains, locomotives, and railcars on display of which a number of them you can climb up into.  About every hour or two there is a short excursion on one of the vintage trains.

If you're a history buff you will want to take a ride on the Delaware, Lackawaxen & Stourbrigde Lion Train.  It's located right in Honesdale and weekend train rides run from March to December!  You can also go to the Stourbridge Lion Museum on Main Street and see the Lion replica on display and learn how the train was used to take coal from the coal mines into Honesdale and then onto the canals for shipment to NYC!  Check out the webpage for continual updates on ticket purchases and dates!

Bethel Woods Center for the Arts inspires, educates, and empowers individuals through the arts and humanities by presenting a diverse selection of culturally-rich performances, popular artists, and community and educational programming.  Go to their website to find out what artists are playing this summer - it's a great experience!  Located at the site of the 1969 Woodstock festival, the lush 800-acre campus includes a Pavilion Stage amphitheater, an intimate 440-seat indoor Event Gallery, the award-winning Museum at Bethel Woods, and a Conservatory for arts education programming.

We are the closest campground to the Wayne County Fair.  This week long fair starts the 1st Friday in August and runs for a full week!  Games, rides, food, exhibits, farm animals, thrill shows, live entertainment, & always a great country music event on the Grandstand($).  Pay $10.00 - one price, all day, everyday.  Price includes most grandstand shows, free parking, and free rides.

Ride a coal cart down into an actual coal mine!  The tour cart descends 300 feet into a mine shaft old slope #190.  Watch the sky disappear!  Accompany a miner while exploring an Anthracite coal mine orinigally opened in 1860. Great for kids and history buffs, a guided tour provides an idea of what it was like to work in the mines.  Bring a jacket, even in the summer.  Open April to November, 10:00 - 4:30