Glamping in Pennsylvania

Plan your next trip to the wonderful state of Pennsylvania. You will be able to find this destination located in the Mid-Atlantic, Northeastern, as well as in the Appalachian region of the United States of America. The state is situated with borders to Delaware, Maryland, West Virginia, New Jersey, New York, Ohio, and the Canadian province of Ontario. Sharing so many borders with the neighboring states means that Pennsylvania is easily accessible from any location within its regions. Here you will be able to find one of the most populated states in the country. If you want to stay close to one of the big cities, you will have to pick between Philadelphia and Pittsburgh.

There is a plethora of glamping locations you can choose from while planning your trip to Pennsylvania. You will be able to find accommodations located on the Appalachian mountains, others by the Atlantic Ocean, as well as ones situated right next to the main cities. Imagine waking up in the morning and enjoying the view of the falling snow outside of your bedroom window. Invite friends over for a barbecue on a sunny afternoon. Spend the day walking around on the nature trails that surround your accommodation. These are some of the opportunities waiting for you with a rental property in Pennsylvania.

You will find plenty of different ways to explore the fascinating natural landscape of Pennsylvania. Head on over to the Gettysburg National Military Park. The park is situated on the same site where in 1863 the American Civil War Battle of Gettysburg took place. You will now be able to sit by the stunning monument that commemorates the lives of the soldiers that fought in the war, as well as stroll through its splendid gardens. On the other hand, another fantastic park to visit is the Valley Forge National Historic Park. This park spans for over 3,500-acres and will provide you with numerous nature trails to stroll on, as well as greeneries to have a picnic in the open-air.

If you wish to bring your family along with you on your trip to Pennsylvania, try out these fun activities for a lovely time together. Make your first stop at Hersheyland. Located in the town of Hershey, the Chocolate Capital of the nation, you will find this fantastic amusement park. Opened in 1906, you will be able to find a train, Ferris Wheel, carousel, water park, roller coasters, and much more in the Hershey themed park. On the other hand, for a cultural experience, visit the Rodin Museum. The museum opened up in 1929 and it has the biggest collection of Auguste Rodin’s work outside of Paris.

Visit a historical jail. This penitentiary was built back in 1829 and closed its doors in 1971. During its time, this building was one of the most expensive in the world. Now you can tour its halls and learn about the interesting history of this place.

Admire the works of a great Pop Artists. This museum pays tribute to the long career and fabulous life of the famous Andy Warhol. You will be able to pass by many of his famous paintings such as the Tomato Soup Cans and the portrait of Marilyn.

Check out a unique piece of architecture. The Kaufmann Residence was designed by the architect Frank Lloyd Wright in 1935. This unique structure is built over a waterfall in Fayette Country. If you love architecture, this certainly is a must-visit.

Learn about the political history of the state. This magnificent structure is situated on 45-acrres of land and it is styled to look like the Cathedral of St. Peter in Rome. Here you can take guided tours of the building and learn all about the history of the state.

Visit a fascinating museum. This establishment focuses on the history of medicine, and it has been open since 1858. Here you will be able to find displays of body parts, anatomical oddities, and other medical-related artifacts.

Walk through colorful gardens. This establishment has been listed in the National Register of Historic Places. Here you will get the chance to walk around the 23 gardens and explore the variety of species they have on display.

Admire at stunning art pieces. This museum is home to one of the largest collections of art, and the entrance features a large statue of Rocky. Inside you will be able to look at over 227,000 pieces of art from American to European to Asian artists.