Location: Myerstown
Top Things to do in Myerstown
Top 10 Things to do in Myerstown, United States
Myerstown in United States, from Nouth America region, is best know for Nature & Wildlife Areas. Discover best things to do in Myerstown with beautiful photos and great reviews from traveller around the world here!
Restaurants in Myerstown
1. Middle Creek Wildlife Management Area
Overall Ratings
5 based on 110 reviews
Many species of waterfowl call this lake / reserve home.
Reviewed By muffinwag - Wind Gap, Pennsylvania
A self-guided driving tour of the Middle Creek Wildlife Management Area provides time for viewing fauna and flora. Birdwatching was the primary purpose of the visit, but the area provided so much more to enjoy. The Visitors" Center provides displays, a bird feeding station that is viewed from indoors with binoculars provided, programs, and a staff that is willing to provide oral and printed information. Bird lists and flower lists are provided if you keep checklists of what you observe. No matter how many times you visit or do the driving tour there is something to be discovered. We will return to visit.
2. Koziar's Christmas Village
Overall Ratings
4 based on 308 reviews
Reviewed By 2happycamperz
Intial view driving in is spectacular. Parking wasn't the greatest (field with snow), we should have brought the truck instead of my car.
Admission price was ok. They wind you around quite a bit of displays. Mostly ends up being a mix/match of plywood cut outs. It seems like a great place if you have kids but a little disappointing for us.
3. Historic Schaefferstown, Inc.
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 7 reviews
Reviewed By Bob1789 - Narvon Pa
2/28/2015
If you have difficulty finding this location in your GPS it would Newmanstown; not Schaeferstown Pa 17088 Hess Station. Coming from Shady Maple Food Market and Restaurant routes 23 and 897 take 897 North until Schaefferstown.
There is a waterworks park down S. Market Street and an old bank next door. Lots of gingerbread on some houses. Really nice.
Middlecreek Wildlife Management Center is just down 897 where you can see many geese, ducks when the pond is not frozen. It's also a good fishing spot.
This is a great area to visit but would suggest you pack a lunch and Skip the Franklin House Tavern.
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4. Refreshing Mountain
Overall Ratings
5 based on 537 reviews
Refreshing Mountain Retreat and Adventure Center provides Zipline and other Outdoor Adventures, as well as overnight accommodations and conference space for groups to enjoy. Our facilities are clean, restive, and refreshing to enjoy with family and friends. Come create great memories with us.
Reviewed By Matt S - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States
Spent the weekend at Refreshing Mountain with the family. We stayed in their Log Cabin units. They are clean and well cared for. The zip line course is the best around. Thank you to the staff for doing such a great job making our stay...MoreThanks for the review. It is rewarding to hear stories of family refreshment that we were a part of. So glad you had a fun and memorable time.
5. Cornwall Iron Furnace
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 58 reviews
Reviewed By BoscoW52 - Lewisberry, Pennsylvania
Terrific place preserved for our enjoyment of our heritage and history. We spent about 45 minutes viewing the artifacts produced at the furnace including cannon balls and cannon. This furnace produced cannons for George Washington and his army. Then at 11:00 we started our very informative tour with a short film history before moving out to view the furnace and its amazing parts and pieces.
6. Wertz Candies
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 64 reviews
Reviewed By DE_madmike - Delaware, USA
The Opera fudge...did not dissapoint! It was awesome! It reminded me of an chocolate covered ice cream bar...melted in your mouth! The carmels were amazing and they had an assortment of covered pretzels...which I did not try, but they sold the plain pretzels they get from a pretzel baker in town and they were awesome by themselves!
If you have a sweet tooth you have to satisfy and you want to try something than Hershey, check this local place out. Amazing!
7. Limestone Springs Preserve
Overall Ratings
4 based on 11 reviews
Supplied with artesian spring water from a 19th century limestone quarry, Limestone Springs offers recreational rainbow trout fishing daily, as well as, trout stocking and food service trout products year round. What was once a portion of the historic Union Canal is now a series of pools teaming with ready to catch and eat trout. Experts and novice fisherman alike can enjoy a day's fishing, with NO Pa. Fishing License required! We ask you to keep all trout caught, which are purchased by the pound at check-out. Complimentary ice is available to chill your catch immediately, preserving the best in freshness and taste. Picnic tables, benches, a pavilion and peace and quiet are available for your packed picnic. Snacks, bait, rods, essential tackle, ice, and trout cleaning are also offered at our new check-in pavilion.
Reviewed By ChrisAllentown_Pa - Wyomissing, Pennsylvania
I took my grandson there to experience what it's like to catch a fish...We used 4 baits moved around and still couldn't catch anything..They were there right in front of us with the bait in front of their face...NOT Hungary..Grandson not happy..NO FISH..He wanted to take their nets and scoop them up which he could of done!!!!!
8. Golden Age Air Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 9 reviews
Reviewed By Steve W - Mount Laurel, New Jersey
I visited for a Barnstormer Air Show. The museum has a very nice collection of antique aircraft and replicas covering World War I through the 1930's. This is a worthwhile stop if you are visiting the area.
9. Escape Room Level 6
Overall Ratings
5 based on 104 reviews
Escape rooms are a great way to spend time with friends, family, and co-workers. We offer 2 amazing escapes that challenge your wits, logic, and analytic skills. The fun starts as soon as you arrive as we give you tips and tricks to help you escape with time to spare. Once the door closes, the competition begins as you learn the clues, uncover secrets and interact with our high-tech puzzles. Gather your smartest friends and come in for an experience you won't forget.
Reviewed By FreeRadical64 - Baltimore, Maryland
We were having brunch in the next town over on a sweltering day & phoned Michael on a lark, and he arranged for us to do the murder mystery 30 minutes later. It turned out to be the perfect diversion for three adults and three children ages 9-14. None of us had done an escape room before. Michael recommended the murder mystery, where you investigate a murder that actually occurred in the area in the 19th century. Michael is an engineer and he wired up the whole room (you can't tell though - except for the hidden electronics, there's nothing anachronistic) so it ends up being a multi-sensory experience, and you need to really explore and come up with creative ideas for how to solve each successive riddle. We solved it in 45 minutes with 4 clues (though I'm sure we could have done it in three in under the hour!). We're looking forward to returning for Three Mile Island and Houdini's Escape.
10. Primitive Haus
Overall Ratings
5 based on 1 reviews
Reviewed By mary A - Palmyra, Pennsylvania
This place has a café attached to it and the shop and café are charming.Limited hours but there is convenient parking.Dolls,candles,dried things,seasonal décor ,batteries,and art work and more.Great girls day location stop
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