- TripBuzz found 87 things to do with kids in or near Bird in Hand, Pennsylvania, including 85 fun activities for kids in nearby cities within 25 miles like Lancaster, Lititz, Reading and Strasburg.
- From Abe's Buggy Rides to Water's Edge Mini-Golf, the Bird in Hand area offers 96 different types of family activities, including: Mini Golf, Horseback Riding, Theaters and Movie Theaters.
- With a small population of just 402, Bird In Hand is a popularly passed over town. The town itself however, possesses a charm and history that is unique. The area is primarily Amish territory and has a lot to offer in the way of exploring life in the early days of the northeast, such as taking a horse and buggy ride or living with limited technological resources.
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Rose Tree Park is a 120 acre park populated by fields, hills, and woodlands. The park is home to three notable historic buildings, the Leedom House, the Hunt Club, and the old Rose Tree Tavern.
42.7 Miles
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101 Doe Mountain Lane, Macungie, PA
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Bear Creek Ski & Recreation Area is your destination for year round fun and outdoor adventure. In addition to skiing, tubing and snowboarding, warmer month activities include hiking, biking, and boating.
42.8 Miles
Featuring 40 lanes, Trindle Bowling Center provides bowling for individuals, leagues and private events. The center offers a cafe with food, drinks and ice cream, an arcade with redemption games and a pro shop.
42.8 Miles
Situated on 33 acres of hillsides, Glen Providence Park features a duck pond, streams and hiking trails through wooded terrain. The park provides an area suitable for picnics, fishing, sledding, nature study and wildlife viewing.
43.0 Miles
The Pennsylvania Veterans Museum maintains a permanent collection of historical artifacts and exhibits pertaining to veterans of the armed forces. It hosts educational programs and frequent special events, and produces educational films and lesson plans for teachers.
43.1 Miles
Enjoy a leisurely walk along Randor Trail, located northwest of Philadelphia. This 2.4-mile paved trail is mostly through wooded areas, and several benches are available along the way for breaks.
43.2 Miles
Originally built as a fort on the bend of the river to provide protection during the French Indian Wars, Fort Hunter became an early community with a self-sufficient farm. Today, visitors can tour the restored mansion, and enjoy the wildlife in the area.
43.2 Miles
Opened in 2005, the Pennsylvania Veteran's Museum serves to preserve the history and legacy of all U.S. veterans. The museum features informational displays to educate all those who visit, with a focus on educating youth, on the history of our nations fighters.
43.2 Miles
Situated on 10 acres, Encke Park offers outdoor recreational activities like jogging, baseball, soccer, and more in its sports fields. The park has a playground area with slides, monkey bars, and swings.
43.3 Miles
Discovered in 1871, Crystal Cave contains white stalactites and stalagmites, and dropstone and pillar formations. Guided tours provide access to the cave and its history and geology, as you descend 125 feet underground.