Top Things to do in Butler County
Top Hotels in Butler County
- 1. Best Western Plus Cranberry-Pittsburgh North
- 2. Clarion Inn
- 3. DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Pittsburgh - Cranberry
- 4. Hilton Garden Inn Pittsburgh/Cranberry
- 5. Hampton Inn Butler
- 6. Best Western Plus Cranberry-Pittsburgh North
- 7. Hampton Inn & Suites Cranberry Pittsburgh
- 8. Hampton Inn Pittsburgh / Cranberry
- 9. Comfort Inn & Suites
- 10. Home2 Suites By Hilton Pittsburgh Cranberry, PA
What to do and see in Butler County, Butler County: The Best Budget-friendly Things to do
Discover the best top things to do in Butler County, United States including Playthings Etc., The Strand Theater, The Maridon Museum, Cummings Coffee & Candy, Fun Fore All Family Fun Park, Moraine State Park, Pullman Park, McConnells Mill State Park, The Living Dead Museum and Gift Shop, Evans City Cemetery.
Restaurants in Butler County
1. Playthings Etc.
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 81 reviews
At Playthings Etc. you will find toys and hobbies for all ages. Located in Butler, PA and only one hour North of Pittsburgh, this futuristic, landmark store is filled with all of the coolest, most unique and fun toys you will ever find! From classic toys to futuristic toys, from toddler toys to science kits, from hobby products to educational toys, there are toys for everyone. Inside you will experience a space-age atmosphere where you can try many of the toys and see employees do demonstrations. With over 6,000 toys to choose from, and new toys always arriving, you will find something for everyone. It is more than just a store...It is a FUN experience for the whole family where you could spend hours. You have to see it to believe it! Come in and have some fun!
Reviewed By 112481TKT051583
TimothyK. I drove past for a number of years, but I made a point to visit and purchase! The products they have for sale are endless to describe! The staff knows everything about everything and offer you to test right there! This store is a gem and one of a kind. The prices are great! I found out there inventory is always changing so the store isn’t always the same. You could spend hours there! Going back again with my wife tomorrow!
2. The Strand Theater
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 25 reviews
Reviewed By Radjeff - Ohio, United States
6 stars. Awesome show. Not only the voices but the song selection, rapport with the audience. Perfect venue to see and hear these gifted performers.
3. The Maridon Museum
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 31 reviews
4. Cummings Coffee & Candy
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 46 reviews
5. Fun Fore All Family Fun Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 183 reviews
Fun Fore All Family Fun Park (located in Cranberry Twp., Pa) is the BEST boat bumping, go-kart racing, baseball hitting, award-winning mini-golfing, arcade gaming, wall climbing, XD Dark Riding, family FUN-ing place to be in the Pittsburgh area. Open year round, we feature both indoor and outdoor attractions for all ages and great food! We work everyday to make sure that our park is both a family-friendly and safe environment. Also, we offer FUNtastic birthday, group, lock-in, and FUNdraising options.
Reviewed By cindyt667
What a great place for families! First time there. Our family loves to play putt putt and this was among the best courses we have played in a long time! We have played in many states. It was clean, the greens were immaculate. Not much shade but it is summer. They have 2 courses and would can't wait to return to do the second one. Thought the price was a bargain for the course. Go today, you won't be disappointed if you are a putt putt fan.
6. Moraine State Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 147 reviews
Reviewed By jackieg625 - Saint Louis, United States
Great place to hike or bike. There is a bike rental there. There are also several sandy beaches for swimming. The scenery is beautiful.
7. Pullman Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 50 reviews
8. McConnells Mill State Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 167 reviews
Reviewed By BobKPgh - Pittsburgh, United States
McConnells Mill has many features to explore. The working mill is the featured attraction but there are many like the covered bridge and the trout stream that runs thru the park. The stream is stocked with trout and it is popular place for fly fishing. A PA fishing license is required. Just over the bridge from the mill there is a trail that takes you to a place for rock climbing. The climbing is mostly top-roped or bouldered. Some cliffs have bolt anchors other times trees are slung for anchors. Be careful when hiking along the creek. It is slick and many people have fallen into the creek and drowned.
9. The Living Dead Museum and Gift Shop
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 25 reviews
Reviewed By H7281TZanneb
My family, including two teenagers, went to this museum in May. It's in the most adorable little town, Evans City, where you can also hit a cute restaurant and visit a candy shop. Cost is $5 for everyone over 12 years of age and well worth it. The owners are really nice people and have assembled a surprising amount of original photos, scripts, props, and other surprising artifacts from the George Romero movies plus some other zombie movies. Give it 45 minutes and their gift shop is amazing. Got a unique Zombie t-shirt and hoodie. Maybe 10 minutes further up the road is the cemetery where the movie was filmed!
10. Evans City Cemetery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 24 reviews
Reviewed By RoadTrippinXie - Pittsburgh, United States
Fun little pitstop for any Night of the Living Dead fans out there. This is the cemetery they filmed at. Headstones between Blair & Cole was where her fathers grace was, also Cole. The tall gravestone was the one Barbara hugged in fear while her brother was battling the zombie. I’m pretty sure the building has been rebuilt. Easy to get to & find. Nobody will bother you. It’s an active cemetery so please don’t vandalize or graffiti it up with d*cks. There is a NOTLD store in the town if Evans City as well. Stop at Harmony Inn to eat since it’s close by & at the Harmony Society cemetery with the big stone doors.
