- TripBuzz found 21 things to do with kids in or near Pottsville, Pennsylvania, including 17 fun activities for kids in nearby cities within 25 miles like Hazleton, Bloomsburg, Kutztown and Reading.
- From Strike Zone Alleys to Hope Hill Lavender Farm, the Pottsville area offers 73 different types of family activities, including: Bowling, Theaters, Specialty Museums and Farms & Ranches.
- Part of Pennsylvania's Coal Region, Pottsville is home to numerous parks and outdoor spaces. This includes a little league park to host baseball games along with a skate park, botanical garden and recreation center where swimming, miniature golf and volleyball can all be enjoyed by the community. Other attractions in Pottsville include a World War I Memorial, performing arts center and local brewery.
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Founded in 1981, the Touchstone Theatre is a local non-profit acting group that strives to perform a number of original theatrical performances throughout the acting season. Shows are performed in the nearby intimate 72-seat Touchstone Theater.
43.5 Miles
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530 E 3rd St, Bethlehem, PA 18015
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At the National Museum of Industrial History, artifacts and collections can be viewed that detail America's rich industrial heritage. The museum also includes artifacts from the Smithsonian Institution's 1876 Centennial Exhibition Collection.
43.5 Miles
Hosting community events like a summer concert series, Long's Park provides visitors with 80 acres of land designated for outdoor recreational activities. The park features a pond that has turtles, ducks, and fish to view.
43.7 Miles
SteelStacks has the Arts Quest Art center featuring dinner service and performing arts, the Levitt Pavilion featuring fifty free family concerts each year, the Bethlehem Visitor's Center featuring interactive historical displays, PBS 38 TV station, and Air Products Town Square featuring outdoor dining, sculptur…
43.9 Miles
Built in the 19th century, Mascot Roller Mills is a historic Amish mill powered by the watesr of Mill Creek. Visitors can tour the mill to see it's original equipment, from pulleys to gear wheels.
43.9 Miles
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SteelStacks Campus, 101 Founders Way, Bethlehem, PA 18015
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A two-theater, independently owned cinema, the Frank Banko Alehouse Cinema shows a variety of independent, art house, foreign, and mainstream films. The theater also hosts live comedy and musical performances, and serves a variety of beers.
44.0 Miles
Dutch Springs offers ocean kayaks and paddleboats for rent, along with a combination rock-climbing wall and high-ropes course challenge, scuba diving, and camping. They also offer several unique water activities in their water park.
44.0 Miles
Located in the heart of Amish country, the Choo Choo Barn is an extensive model train museum and gift shop. Entrance to the shop is free, but patrons must purchase a ticket to enter the exhibit room.
44.1 Miles
Built as a vaudeville theatre in 1911, Elks Theatre was converted to be solely a movie house during a remodeling in 1940. Now showing first and second-run movies, the Elk is woven into the community fabric as a cultural gathering place for more than 100 years.
44.1 Miles
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66 votes
136 Brown Street, Middletown, PA 17057
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Departing out of a freight station built in 1891, guests on the Middletown & Hummelstown Railroad, can enjoy an 11-mile train ride in a vintage 1920's rail coach. In addition to the standard trip, seasonal and special event rides are offered throughout the year.