Things to Do
Dutch Wonderland
Opening day is April 5! Start planning your family trip to Dutch Wonderland today!
These towns are a mix of the old and new, and contain a variety of galleries, small shops, museums, and eateries. Experience special events like Lititz Fire & Ice Festival and the Elizabethtown Fair, dine at our local's favorite restaurants in Mount Joy, immerse yourself in history in Ephrata, and tap into your creative side at Manheim's artsy attractions. There are so many reasons to visit Lancaster's small towns, but don't take our word for explore for yourself!
Manheim offers the visitor cozy neighborhood restaurants with a wide range of culinary offerings and historic architecture. While visiting, be sure to include a trip to Stiegel Glassworks 1976, Waltz Vineyards Estate Winery, and the REO Manheim Marketplace. Manheim is also home to Mount Hope Estate and Winery and the Pennsylvania Renaissance Faire held each year between August and October, with special events over the holidays.
Located in western Lancaster County, Mount Joy is home to unique shops, restaurants and rich history. Stop by the historic Bube’s Brewery - a 19th Century brewery complex - for a delicious meal and a pint or visit Grandview Vineyard for a locally made glass of wine and fantastic views.
Elizabethtown is tucked into northwestern Lancaster County, and is home to a variety of galleries, small shops, museums, and eateries. With its square at the meeting of High and Market Streets, the downtown core is still dotted by many 19th and early 20th Century buildings, which lend historic charm. During your visit, you can even venture off the main street to explore Stone Gables Estate and the farm market at Masonic Village.
Lititz is known for its history and vibrant shopping and dining scenes. Here you can find local art galleries, chic boutiques, antiques shops, cozy cafes, bed & breakfasts, and restaurants. Just outside of downtown you can book your overnight stay at Hotel Rock Lititz, located on the campus of the music industry's favorite production community: Rock Lititz.
Home to rich religious history, the northeastern Lancaster County town of Ephrata represents cultural diversity, while still incorporating many Pennsylvania Dutch and Amish traditions. Experience the history for yourself at the Ephrata Cloister - the former home to America's first communal religious society. And, shop Green Dragon Farmers Market & Auction to find one-of-a-kind items.
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Things to Do
Dutch Wonderland
Opening day is April 5! Start planning your family trip to Dutch Wonderland today!
Cozy Accommodations
Osceola Mill House Bed and Breakfast
Formerly the Mill owners’ home in 1766, this boutique property offers cozy guest rooms, a hearty three-course breakfast, and a tranquil setting to rejuvenate your spirit.
Special Event
Rails & Ales
Don't miss Rails & Ales - a craft beer tasting event - at the Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania on Saturday, April 5!