Location: Macungie
Top Things to do in Macungie
10 Things to Do in Macungie That You Shouldn't Miss
Macungie (pronounced ma-CUN-gee) is the second oldest borough in Lehigh County, Pennsylvania, United States and a suburb of Allentown, Pennsylvania in the Lehigh Valley region. Macungie is included in the Allentown-Bethlehem-Easton, PA-NJ Metropolitan Statistical Area, which is also included in the New York City-Newark, New Jersey, NY-NJ-CT-PA Combined Statistical Area.
Restaurants in Macungie
1. Bear Creek Ski & Recreation Area
Overall Ratings
4 based on 139 reviews
Popular with urban skiers from Philadelphia, this area offers 18 trails for skiers and boarders, appealing mostly to novice skill level.
Reviewed By wingeddiamond - PA
Fee $10 dollars. I paid for myself and two other people. A complete waste. There was one table with garlic. The rest were either nothing interesting, or wine and cheese with crazy lines for tasting. It seems the crowd just go to drink and eat in small amounts, but that justify the expense. So lines were long. Samples not enough. And people who traveled for the "event" were turned away. I was really into trying and buying new things. Ended up trying in a crazy hurry mustard and buying and a sip of two wines and buying, since I didn't want to completely waste the experience. So I paid total 55 dollars for a
Bottle of wine and a bottle of mustard if you add everything. Plus a wasted afternoon. Would not recommend it at all.
2. Lock Ridge Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 15 reviews
Reviewed By Loraz8 - Allentown
Lovely place for an outing however dense housing developments have impacted part of the trail which used to open into beautiful fields.
3. Vynecrest Winery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 90 reviews
Reviewed By KNICKRD - LONG ISLAND, NEW YORK
We stayed at Glasbern inn and had a great time. Within 10 min we were at Vynecrest for a wine tasting
Nice room, also has a downstairs area. Friendly service, reasonable price on tasting and they don't mind giving you s little more
The mulled wines were quite good, almost like desserr
4. Krocks Grille Pub
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 5 reviews
Reviewed By Corissa R - Allentown, Pennsylvania
We stopped because we heard the wings were good. We were not disappointed. They were excellent. The homemade pierogies were memorable and delicious. Bison burger, pizza fries, corned beef and cabbage- all were superb. The atmosphere is awkward with a bar and tables set up in a weird pattern, but the waitress was pleasant and the food made up for all.
5. The Emmaus Theatre
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 41 reviews
Reviewed By Jimp2459
Top films, just a little later than the big guys. 1950's atmosphere, almost 1950's prices. Enjoy a shake/rattle/roll every time a train goes buy 40' outside the side doors. Wonderful. A treasure to our community.
6. Zionsville Antique Mall
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1 reviews
Reviewed By Michael B - New Jersey
This is on a major highway near Allentown. Large parking lot and it seems they have heat and air depending on the weather. Many booths of a variety of different time periods. Not a lot of furniture here. There are fine antiques to collectibles from the 50 -70's you remember from you childhood. The paths go every witch way, as this place has many extensions on the building here and there. So watch the kids, they could get lost. According to the web site, been here since 1995. These are rental booths, so they can change. There seems to be a pizza place as part of this building, good for a quick snack.
7. America On Wheels Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 300 reviews
Reviewed By Liz S - Pennsylvania
My husband and I took our adult children and our grandchildren to America on Wheels Museum during the Christmas school break. What a delightful experience. Everyone was so kind to the children (ages 14 to 6). In addition to the cars, we really enjoyed the multiple train displays. For the largest display, there was a scavenger hunt for the children to find fun objects on the display. When they were done, each received a candy cane and small gift. Smiles all around. Additionally, at 12:30 PM, there was a performance in the 'diner' room. In addition to a guitarist singing songs about different transportation vehicles, there were activities for the children to do. The most favorite was decorating an upside down sugar cone into a Christmas tree. Decorate now; eat later. So, take your children. It's great.
8. Tastings and Tours: Lehigh Valley - Berks County
Overall Ratings
5 based on 44 reviews
Whether you're a beer, spirits or a wine lover we have the perfect day planned for you. Enjoy a carefree day while touring some of the finest wineries, distilleries, breweries and brew pubs Lehigh/Berks Counties and the surrounding area have to offer. Let us do the driving so you can sit back, relax and take in the scenic charm of this historic area. Our special partnerships with the wineries, distilleries and breweries will provide you with affordable, all inclusive tastings and discounts not normally offered to the general public.
Reviewed By disneyfan3737 - Easton, Pennsylvania
Our group of 7 traveled to 3 different wineries; Clover Field, Vynecrest, and Folino's. They were beyond exceptional! Our tour guide Rich was absolutely fantastic and very knowledgeable. He was so friendly and helpful! From the very first time I contacted Rich to the end of our day he was extremely helpful, answered emails and questions in a quick, friendly manner. During our day Rich took many photos and made our day one of the best! I would highly recommend hiring Tasting & Tours for your special outing, without question. We all already want to schedule another tour with Rich! Rich, I cannot thank you enough for your generosity and exceptional tour. We will definitely be touring with them again!
9. Lockridge Furnace Museum
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 3 reviews
Reviewed By grrprr - Tallahassee, Florida
Even with Google Maps, finding this place is not easy. There are no signs to point the way. The use of the word museum is laughable. Besides the disorganized display board (think middle school history fair project), all there is to see is the outside of the furnace structure. As of this review you are not allowed inside.
The oddest part of the experience was the docent told us that she could not escort us across the pedestrian bridge (that we just crossed to get to her). Instead we strolled down a grassy slope. Weird.
10. Yergey Brewing
Overall Ratings
5 based on 20 reviews
Reviewed By TwoBs - Medford, New Jersey
Visited over the weekend because we were camping nearby and wanted to check out a local brewery. Very impressed with the selection of beers; my favorite was the "hot chocolate". So spicy and delicious! But honestly, everything was great...my husband and I each got a flight of beers and enjoyed them all. We ended up getting a growler of the double IPA to go. We were also able to bring our dog and sat outside on the patio. The owner came out and chatted with us for a while and was very friendly. I definitely recommend this brewery if you're anywhere near the area!
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