All city dwellers can sometimes use a change of scenery from skyscrapers. Enjoy our go-to city escapes below…Perfect for a day trip or overnight year-round.
For the nature-lover
Pocono Mountains
About 100 miles North of Philadelphia rests the beautiful Pocono Mountains. Dust off your camping gear and spend the night to your desire, whether it be in a reserved cabin, campground, or RV park. Pack up your swimsuits for any one of the numerous water parks, ideal for family-fun. The list goes on and on…From golfing, skiing, river rafting, paint-balling, horseback riding, to skydiving; Your next adventure awaits!
Longwood Gardens
A seamless blend of art and nature meets within Longwood Gardens, located in Kennett Square. This absolutely stunning botanical gardens stretches over 1,077 acres and includes 4.5 acres worth of indoor greenhouses. Currently, it is featuring the mesmerizing light installation by artist Bruce Munro. Don’t wait to reserve tickets!
For the beach-goer
Jersey Shore
Nothing soothes the soul like the calming crash of waves and warm sand beneath your feet. Visit the Jersey Shore and relax beachside within an hour and a half drive. Don’t forget to take a sunset picture before you leave!
For the history buff
Valley Forge Park
Step back in time while you enter 3,500 acres of history from years of the Revolutionary War. You may even spot reenactment actors as you explore the various monuments and trails. You can walk, take a trolley tour (tickets required), or even rent a bike!
Gettysburg
One of the Civil War’s bloodiest battles unfolded in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. It It is a bit further of a trip from the city, however, it is a definite must-see for fans of American history.
For the culture-curious
Lancaster
Make your way westward to the Pennsylvania Dutch Country of Lancaster which features one the oldest Amish community in America. Divulge into the tranquil Amish culture with an immersive tour experience. Make your trip an overnight at one of the various accommodations available here. Make sure you bring an appetite! A cultural indulgence of Pennsylvania Dutch food is a must during your visit. Check out dining options here.
