Remarkably well preserved and restored to its glory, all will enjoy the stories of early American entrepreneurship, ingenuity and how a family helped build these United States.
Swimming, cliff diving and playing among the boulders - if you like or just relax at the inn sipping a cold beverage among the tall trees.
Just beyond the remnants of Warwick furnace, lies a park where the kids can run through the meadow, climb on the playground and fish in the stream. Plenty of trails for hikers to explore.
Take a trip back in time to the cold winter of 1778 with the Continental Army and its commander, general George Washington. The train station has been beautifully restored.
Cardinal delle Rovere would have loved the privacy of this hidden gem. Then again, the papal family wouldn’t have bothered to chase him to Philly.
Perfect shaded trails Along the water! Love to walk my dog here! I'm by no means a serious hiker/ walker so these trails are easy, shaded and have many beautiful scenes of the creek and rocks.
If you want to learn about the history of the area, this is the place to go.
If you live in the area and are interested in local history, the Log House is a must see.
Apple-picking in the indian summer - just leave me more Gravensteins please!
Get a few bottles of Wild-Man Red - the lemberger grapes are outstanding. Night Owl is a silky smooth white. Buy local and enjoy!
