An Outdoor Adventure in Lancaster

Chiques Rock Outfitters offers couples the chance to paddle along the Susquehanna River or bike along the nearby trail with their kayak, canoe, and bike rentals, conviently located at the Columbia Crossings River Center. Stop by and choose your adventure! The staff at Chiques Rock Outfitters will assist with equipment, plus plenty of local guidance.
Estimated Time: 3-5 hours

Strasburg Scooters Tours offers a faster way to experience the backroads. Their Covered Bridge Tour takes you over the rolling hills and past Amish one-room schoolhouses, farms with families working in the field, and through covered bridges that dot the Lancaster County countryside. Along the way, you'll spend some quality time in nature and learn about the history of the area, bridges, and Amish culture.
Estimated Time: 3 hours

Hiking and biking trails are plentiful across the county for a range of skill levels. Grab your sneakers or bike and hit the trail for a morning of exploring fresh air, and breathtaking vistas. Rent an Ebike from Let's Roll in Columbia and hit the trails. Check out Discover Columbia for outdoor adventure recommendations! Or go for a ride through downtown Lancaster learning about its rich history with Unique Lancaster Experience!
You can also explore the way Outdoor Adventure and Lancaster's History combine in Lancaster.
Estimated Time: 3-4 hours

Indian Echo Caverns is cool in more than one way. Take the stunning natural underground beauty as you tour the caverns, that are always 52 degrees. You'll learn more about the caverns as you enjoy this adventure.
Estimated Time: 1-2 hours

Mt. Gretna Beach & Lake offers guests the chance to relax and cool down in nature. The lake and beach area are family-friendly, and surrounded by lush wooded hills. Grab your beach towel and enjoy the sun.
Estimated Time: 2-4 hours

Wolf Sanctuary of PA's Full Moon Tour is a monthly event you won't want to miss. Venture to Lititz to visit the wolves at the sanctuary and learn through their self-guided tour. After you've ventured from wolf pack to wolf pack, relax by the bonfire.
Estimated Time: 1-2 hours

Here in Lancaster County you can even stay in the great outdoors. With plenty of camping options, you can sleep under the stars, in a cozy cabin, or in the RV you brought with you.

Lake-in-Wood Campground offers unique rentals – from cabins and yurts to a covered wagon, tipi and decked-out double decker bus. To keep the whole family entertained, head to the pool or participate in one of their weekend activities.

Country Acres Campground is surrounded by Amish countryside, combining the Lancaster countryside with the adventure of camping. You'll love the clean accommodations, and the feel that you're away from the hustle and bustle, yet close to popular attractions.

Starlite Camping Resort features spectacular views to compliment your camping adventure. Campsites are mainly for tent and RV campers. Guests will also enjoy their recreation areas, including the pool and playground.

If you need a more traditional space to rest your head for the night, try out the Poppy House on Mulberry. It is a stunning airbnb with a mural of a poppy of the side of the home, that is also close to the Northwest River Trail!