- TripBuzz found 52 things to do with kids in or near Huntingdon, Pennsylvania, including 41 fun activities for kids in nearby cities within 25 miles like State College and Altoona.
- From Raystown Lake & Dam to Lincoln Caverns & Whisper Rocks, the Huntingdon area offers 41 different types of family activities, including: National & State Parks, Movie Theaters, Bowling and History Museums.
- Huntingdon is a borough located along the Juniata River. The city is a rich agricultural area, growing multiple varieties of fruit. Tourists visit the area for the rich, abundant wildlife and to enjoy the beautiful natural surrounding. Camping, fishing, hunting and water recreation are among the biggest draws of the area.
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Situated on 87 acres, Tom Tudek Memorial Park features a butterfly garden and facilities for baseball, soccer, basketball and tennis. The park also offers a 1.3-mile perimeter walking path, a dog park, picnic areas and a children's playground.
23.1 Miles
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111 Sowers Street, State College, PA 16801
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Guests can experience laser tag in a 2400 square feet black lit arena at What-A-Blast Extreme Laser Tag. The laser tag venue hosts birthday parties and group events and groups of 6+ have the arena to themselves.
23.4 Miles
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University Drive, The Pennsylvania State University, University Park, State College, PA 16802
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Pegula Ice Arena is the home to the Penn State varsity hockey program. Though the main rink is used by the universities hockey team, the community rink is open to the public for youth hockey, skating programs and private events.
23.4 Miles
With shaded areas provided by native trees, Suburban Park has courts for basketball, tennis, and pickle ball. The park has two playgrounds, including a play area with a tractor shaped slide.
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Baker Mansion, Altoona, PA 16601
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Baker Mansion Blair County Historical Society preserves the history of Blair County and takes an active role in saving and interpreting the region's heritage through education. They currently offer diverse levels of educational programs, lectures, reenactments and publications.
23.4 Miles
Once occupied in the 1770s, Fort Roberdeau Historic Site features a variety of reconstructed log buildings that visitors can explore. The fort also hosts an annual reenactment event where actors dress up as Colonial era soldiers.
23.6 Miles
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108 Business Services Building, State College, PA 16802
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Located among the Central Pennsylvania hills, the Stone Valley Recreation Area features impressive natural scenery and extensive hiking trails. The area features cabins for rent, camps, lodges, and a variety of special events.
23.8 Miles
As the home of the Centre County Historical Society, Centre Furnace Mansion is a restored mid-19th century mansion open to tours. The mansion features furniture and antiques from this time period.
23.8 Miles
With several courts to choose from, Dalevue Park provides visitors with an area to play volleyball, tennis, and basketball. There are several playground areas with slides, climbing structures, and spring animals.
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1001 East College Avenue, State College, PA 16801
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With estate tours and trade demos, the Centre County Historical Society provides an interactive way to enjoy the town's history. Demos include hearth cooking, blacksmithing, and a look at common iron items made by the trade.