Entertainment & Activities
Huntingdon Country Club
10305 Raystown RdGolf resort
Slinky Action Zone
491 Municipal DrFAA Certified 135 Charter Operator
Providing Helicopter Charter Service throughout central Pennsylvania. Call or email for a charter price quote.
6 locals recommend
Pine Bottom Aviation Services LLC
1702 Pulpit RoadFAA Certified 135 Charter Operator
Providing Helicopter Charter Service throughout central Pennsylvania. Call or email for a charter price quote.
The Playhouse at McConnellstown is an all-volunteer theatre company, incorporated as Go West Productions in the early 1980s. The company regularly performs in its own seventy-seven seat theatre housed in an historic 1872 church in the village of McConnellstown, PA, five miles south of Huntingdon on Route 26.
11680 Raystown Rd
11680 Raystown RoadThe Playhouse at McConnellstown is an all-volunteer theatre company, incorporated as Go West Productions in the early 1980s. The company regularly performs in its own seventy-seven seat theatre housed in an historic 1872 church in the village of McConnellstown, PA, five miles south of Huntingdon on Route 26.
The Altoona Curve are a Minor League Baseball team based in Altoona, Pennsylvania, named after nearby Horseshoe Curve. The team plays in the Eastern League and is the Double-A affiliate of the Pittsburgh Pirates.
21 locals recommend
Altoona Curve Baseball
1000 Park AveThe Altoona Curve are a Minor League Baseball team based in Altoona, Pennsylvania, named after nearby Horseshoe Curve. The team plays in the Eastern League and is the Double-A affiliate of the Pittsburgh Pirates.
Raystown Guns & Outdoors
10722 Fairgrounds RoadLocated in Claysburg in the beautiful Allegheny mountains, we have the highest skiable mountain in Pennsylvania.
With a multitude of Alpine ski trails at Blue Knob, whether you are a novice or an adventurous expert, you will have an exciting day of skiing in store.
Blue Knob All Seasons Resort is one of only five ski resorts in Pennsylvania that has a NASTAR Racing Program for all abilities! Join other skiers on weekends and holidays for friendly competition and earn the Gold Medal!
13 locals recommend
Blue Knob All Seasons Resort
1424 Overland Pass RdLocated in Claysburg in the beautiful Allegheny mountains, we have the highest skiable mountain in Pennsylvania.
With a multitude of Alpine ski trails at Blue Knob, whether you are a novice or an adventurous expert, you will have an exciting day of skiing in store.
Blue Knob All Seasons Resort is one of only five ski resorts in Pennsylvania that has a NASTAR Racing Program for all abilities! Join other skiers on weekends and holidays for friendly competition and earn the Gold Medal!
Mill Creek Drive-in Theater
10050 Firemans Park LaneDrive Inn Movie Theater
Dennis Ritchey and his group of trained guides welcome you to slow down and enjoy a horseback ride through the gorgeous countryside of Bedford County, PA. Their stable of gorgeous trained Palomino, Appaloosa, Paint, Haflinger and Quarter Horses will make you remember just how special it is to ride a horse.
1079 E Mattie Rd
1079 East Mattie RoadDennis Ritchey and his group of trained guides welcome you to slow down and enjoy a horseback ride through the gorgeous countryside of Bedford County, PA. Their stable of gorgeous trained Palomino, Appaloosa, Paint, Haflinger and Quarter Horses will make you remember just how special it is to ride a horse.
5944 Bunker Hill Rd
Raystown Stay N Play Rentals
Visit The Kid's Kingdom · Enjoy our thrilling midway Rides and Games · Dig into our Famous Food · Cool off at our amazing Water Park
Make sure to check season schedule
31 locals recommend
DelGrosso's Amusement Park and Laguna Splash Water Park
4352 E Pleasant Valley BlvdVisit The Kid's Kingdom · Enjoy our thrilling midway Rides and Games · Dig into our Famous Food · Cool off at our amazing Water Park
Make sure to check season schedule
Parks & Nature
Seven Points Marina
5922 Seven Points Marina DriveBoating
Rothrock Outfitters
418 Penn StRental for canoes and jet skis
State Park
The 349-acre Warriors Path State Park lies very near the famous path used by the Iroquois in raids and wars with the Cherokees and other American Indians in southern Pennsylvania.
The park is a seasonal, day-use area open from mid-April through the end of October. At other times of the year, visitors must park near the main gate and walk into the park.
This finger of land is bounded on three sides by the Raystown Branch of the Juniata River, which empties into Raystown Lake approximately one mile downstream. The unique shape of the park was formed as a result of river meandering. This section of the river exhibits some of the best examples of natural stream meandering in the state.
Warriors Path Park Road
Warriors Path Park RoadState Park
The 349-acre Warriors Path State Park lies very near the famous path used by the Iroquois in raids and wars with the Cherokees and other American Indians in southern Pennsylvania.
The park is a seasonal, day-use area open from mid-April through the end of October. At other times of the year, visitors must park near the main gate and walk into the park.
This finger of land is bounded on three sides by the Raystown Branch of the Juniata River, which empties into Raystown Lake approximately one mile downstream. The unique shape of the park was formed as a result of river meandering. This section of the river exhibits some of the best examples of natural stream meandering in the state.
The Allegrippis Trails are arranged as stacked loops, giving the user the opportunity to plan a route as short or as long as they would like. There are nearly endless combinations, so even riders who come back time after time have the opportunity to use a new route each time.
12 locals recommend
Allegrippis Trail System
Bakers Hollow RoadThe Allegrippis Trails are arranged as stacked loops, giving the user the opportunity to plan a route as short or as long as they would like. There are nearly endless combinations, so even riders who come back time after time have the opportunity to use a new route each time.
The Standing Stone Trail follows scenic ridgelines in Huntingdon, Mifflin, and Fulton counties: the south middle region of Pennsylvania's Tiltrock Country.
Originally built as a connector for the Mid State Trail and Tuscarora Trail, the Standing Stone Trail is a destination in its own right, offering Pennsylvania hikers and backpackers a link to dramatic scenery, wild plant and animal life, and compelling history.
The Standing Stone
The Standing Stone Trail follows scenic ridgelines in Huntingdon, Mifflin, and Fulton counties: the south middle region of Pennsylvania's Tiltrock Country.
Originally built as a connector for the Mid State Trail and Tuscarora Trail, the Standing Stone Trail is a destination in its own right, offering Pennsylvania hikers and backpackers a link to dramatic scenery, wild plant and animal life, and compelling history.
Nestled against the beautiful mountains of Central Pennsylvania, just off the beaten path to Raystown Lake, lies a relic of what was once a thriving dairy farm. The farmers have come and gone and we are now looking to build a new and exciting venture here in Huntingdon.
Four Diamonds Ranch, LLC
4356 Newburg School RoadNestled against the beautiful mountains of Central Pennsylvania, just off the beaten path to Raystown Lake, lies a relic of what was once a thriving dairy farm. The farmers have come and gone and we are now looking to build a new and exciting venture here in Huntingdon.
Getting Around
Pine Bottom Aviation Services LLC
1702 Pulpit RoadHelicopter Tour
Enterprise Rent-A-Car
5741 U.S. 220 Businesscar rental
Sightseeing
Lincoln Caverns
7703 S. Route 22Arts & Culture
When you visit the museum you will learn about the historical significance of the automobile, while viewing our many displays, and our one-of-a-kind automobiles in our collection.
Our automobile collection was started in 1920, just 25 years after the first patented combustion engine automobile. It was started as a collection that was made available for public viewing during business hours at Swigart Associates. It was later registered as a separate automobile museum, which is still thriving today.
10 locals recommend
Swigart Museum
12031 William Penn HwyWhen you visit the museum you will learn about the historical significance of the automobile, while viewing our many displays, and our one-of-a-kind automobiles in our collection.
Our automobile collection was started in 1920, just 25 years after the first patented combustion engine automobile. It was started as a collection that was made available for public viewing during business hours at Swigart Associates. It was later registered as a separate automobile museum, which is still thriving today.
Visitors to the Rockhill Trolley Museum take a step back in time, to when many American towns and cities offered inexpensive and convenient transportation using electric trolleys.
6 locals recommend
Rockhill Trolley Museum
430 Meadow StVisitors to the Rockhill Trolley Museum take a step back in time, to when many American towns and cities offered inexpensive and convenient transportation using electric trolleys.
Isett Heritage Museum is one of the most unique museums in Pennsylvania. The museum is not on a major highway. It can be found about two miles east of Huntingdon Borough, located on Stone Creek Ridge Road. The ridge road has a spectacular aerial view of numerous surrounding mountains and ridges overlooking approximately twenty miles. The museum buildings are nestled on beautiful fields surrounded by numerous flower beds and fruit trees, a perfect setting for Mr. Isett’s dream come true. Mr. Melvin Isett, born in Huntingdon County in 1922, spent his entire lifetime collecting antiques and memorabilia with a dream to open a museum. In 2001, shortly after Mr. Isett’s retirement, his private collection was opened to the public in a renovated barn on the property. In 2004 the museum expanded to include a ten thousand square foot building, and once again in 2008 another ten thousand square foot building was added. The buildings are home to a collection of over forty thousand items from Mr. Isett, his family and donations. After completing your tour, we hope you will take the time to browse through the gift shop.
9 locals recommend
Isett Heritage Museum
11941 Stone Creek Ridge RdIsett Heritage Museum is one of the most unique museums in Pennsylvania. The museum is not on a major highway. It can be found about two miles east of Huntingdon Borough, located on Stone Creek Ridge Road. The ridge road has a spectacular aerial view of numerous surrounding mountains and ridges overlooking approximately twenty miles. The museum buildings are nestled on beautiful fields surrounded by numerous flower beds and fruit trees, a perfect setting for Mr. Isett’s dream come true. Mr. Melvin Isett, born in Huntingdon County in 1922, spent his entire lifetime collecting antiques and memorabilia with a dream to open a museum. In 2001, shortly after Mr. Isett’s retirement, his private collection was opened to the public in a renovated barn on the property. In 2004 the museum expanded to include a ten thousand square foot building, and once again in 2008 another ten thousand square foot building was added. The buildings are home to a collection of over forty thousand items from Mr. Isett, his family and donations. After completing your tour, we hope you will take the time to browse through the gift shop.
Food scene
At Woody’s Bar-B-Q, we take the art of BBQ quite seriously. That’s why every day for nearly four decades, we’ve been slow-cooking our BBQ for hours on end to deliver that signature fall-off-the-bone tenderness and melt-in-your-mouth smoky flavor to every patron every time. We invite you to pull up a chair and enjoy service founded in Southern Hospitality paired with a menu showcasing comfort food recipes that have stood the test of time.
11 locals recommend
Woody's Bar-B-Q
7620 Lake Raystown Shopping CenterAt Woody’s Bar-B-Q, we take the art of BBQ quite seriously. That’s why every day for nearly four decades, we’ve been slow-cooking our BBQ for hours on end to deliver that signature fall-off-the-bone tenderness and melt-in-your-mouth smoky flavor to every patron every time. We invite you to pull up a chair and enjoy service founded in Southern Hospitality paired with a menu showcasing comfort food recipes that have stood the test of time.
Muddy Run Tavern
708 Washington StreetKellys Korner has been a local landmark for generations for the residents of Huntingdon County. During this time, Kellys Korner has acquired a great history. Find Kellys website to read more or just go and enjoy a good homestyle meal.
1430 Pennsylvania Ave
1430 Pennsylvania AvenueKellys Korner has been a local landmark for generations for the residents of Huntingdon County. During this time, Kellys Korner has acquired a great history. Find Kellys website to read more or just go and enjoy a good homestyle meal.
A small family business that loves making smoked bbq. We sell our homemade delicious food along with hand-scooped ice cream and have some grocery items.
Backwoods Smoke Shack LLC
5963 Seven Points RoadA small family business that loves making smoked bbq. We sell our homemade delicious food along with hand-scooped ice cream and have some grocery items.
Mactown Pizza Plus
11249 Raystown Road