- TripBuzz found 124 things to do with kids in or near Middletown, Pennsylvania, including 118 fun activities for kids in nearby cities within 25 miles like York, Harrisburg, Hershey and Mechanicsburg.
- From Let's Pretend to Doc's Family Fun Center, the Middletown area offers 69 different types of family activities, including: Family Fun Center, Movie Theaters, Theaters and Scenic Railroads.
- Located on the Susquehanna River only 10 minutes from state capital Harrisburg, Middletown, PA borders Pennsylvania Dutch Country. Founded in 1755, the age of the town results in an array of architectural styles from log cabins and Victorian Mansions to colonial homes. Annual events include a Halloween Parade, Fall Gathering, and Independence Day fireworks display.
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Owned and operated by the Upper Allen Township, McCormick Park is linear in shape and modestly sized. The site has a creek available for fishing, tubing, and canoeing with the option fo informal parking along the side of the road where the park is located.
12.3 Miles
Located in York, Pennsylvania, the USA Weightlifting Hall of Fame is a museum and active competition venue with 200 seats and a regulation-size lifting platform. The competition hall is also a film theater that shows clips of historic weightlifters in action.
12.3 Miles
Featuring 40 lanes, Trindle Bowling Center provides bowling for individuals, leagues and private events. The center offers a cafe with food, drinks and ice cream, an arcade with redemption games and a pro shop.
12.8 Miles
The Flagship Cinemas shows movies for guests to enjoy on its big screens. The theater has reclining seats to relax in during films and has a concession stand for guests to purchase snacks.
12.9 Miles
Award-winning Armitage Golf Club is a public course that combines challenging greens and meticulously maintained fairways. The club also features fine banquet facilities available for hosting your wedding or private event.
13.0 Miles
With an exclusive membership policy, the Indian Creek Recreation Club is able to maintain an orderly 25 meter pool, a baby pool, clean picnic and play areas, a basketball court, and a stocked snack shack.
13.4 Miles
Originally built as a fort on the bend of the river to provide protection during the French Indian Wars, Fort Hunter became an early community with a self-sufficient farm. Today, visitors can tour the restored mansion, and enjoy the wildlife in the area.
13.6 Miles
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Rocky Ridge County Park, 400 Deininger R, York, PA 17406
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The 750-acre Rocky Ridge Park is mostly mature oak forest filled with multi-use trails and several observation decks. Other amenities include a softball field, volleyball court, horseshoe pits, natural playground and pavilions.
14.5 Miles
Five historic buildings have been restored and preserved for the Mechanicsburg Museum. Visitors can access the Stationmaster's House build in 1866, the 1801 Frankenberger Tavern, and the 1899 Washington Street Station along with a model railroad exhibit.
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S York Street Ext, Mechanicsburg, PA 17050
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Founded in the 1950s, the Little Theater of Mechanicsburg is a small playhouse and community theater organization that regularly stages plays and musicals. In addition to scheduled evening performances, the group also hosts matinees and children's shows when appropriate.