Even though we cancelled our Virginia beach and Busch Garden vacation, we managed to squeeze some time to bring the kids somewhere so they could enjoy their summer break. We went on a road trip and visited Hershey Park for a couple of days. We also managed to visit one of the caverns in the nearby town called Indian Echo Caverns. The Cavern is located in Middletown Road, Hummeltown , PA.
I am glad that we saw one of the leaflet in the hotel we were staying at. Visiting the Indian Echo Cavern was a nice surprise for our trip since we did not plan on it. They are open daily including Sundays.
My daughter did not anticipate the cold temperature inside the cave so my son was very kind to lend her his sweater.
It's nice that they have a little play area and farm animal area because it gives kids something to do while waiting for the tour.
There were so many educational tours when we went there .
Aside from the playground and picnic areas, you can also do other things like panning for gemstones. We just busied ourselves taking pics. What is there to tell if there's no photo to back it up right? Lol. I will continue to post the rest when I find time so tune in. There are so many interesting formations of stalactite and stalagmite inside the cavern that I want you to see.
My kids would love it there. How fun to explore and learn a little bit about the Indian culture.
ReplyDeleteI would love to see those caverns! We really enjoy getting out on the road and exploring, so my family would have a blast at Indian Echo Caverns!
ReplyDeleteI have always wanted to pan for gems. I think there is a place near our house that does that, but I have never visited there. I would really like to visit this place in Pennsylvania too. It looks really fun.
ReplyDeleteI can't wait to see the inside of the caverns. We are too far away from there to visit right now, but i will be putting it on the hit list of places to go when we go east.
ReplyDeleteIt sounds like you guys had a lot of fun. I've never been there before. I'd love to take the family.
ReplyDeleteI am part Cherokee so I am always looking to visit all types of Parks and Caverns that celebrate the Indian culture. It looks like everyone had a great time!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great vacation spot! I love the idea of learning about Caverns and Indian Culture. We honeymooned in Pennsylvania and can't wait to go back with the kids! Such a great learning experience!
ReplyDeleteI am not a travel person but I'm sure going to share with my friends, thanks! :)
ReplyDeleteMy grandkids would love to explore the caverns! That teepee looks cool, too! Sounds like a great place to visit.
ReplyDeleteWhat a nice way to spend the day together. I really like checking out natural caves. I've only been to a few of them though.
ReplyDeleteI love learning about other cultures. How nice that you were able to explore the caverns.
ReplyDeleteI haven't been to the caverns or Hershey park but would love to go. I have been to Hershey PA and it's delightful.
ReplyDeleteMy kids would love to visit! The place looks so peaceful and natural! Perfect for family getaway
ReplyDeleteSounds like such a fun way to spend a day! I lovely photo and you both have great smiles!
ReplyDeleteThanks for letting us know about the place. The place is lovely and is so green! Good looking kids you have there.
ReplyDeleteI have visited Pennsylvania often, but I have never visited Indian Echo Caverns, I will have to check it out next time I am there! Did you get to check out Amish Country? I went there once as a teen. I got to check out a cavern while on vacation in Barbados and it was neat! Sorry to hear your Virginia trip got cancelled though!
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My girls would love this! We started hiking and ran into a tipi in the middle of our trail. It was pretty cool.
ReplyDeleteIndian Echo Caverns sounds like an amazing place to bring the kids indeed. It looks like they have a bunch of fun things to see and do. I have not heard of this place before but will have to check it out some day. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThat looks fun. I've never been inside a cavern, but my son had been to one when they had their field trip in Tennessee. He was amazed!
ReplyDeleteI hate cancelling plans, but if this is how my trip went I would have been so happy. I'm terrified of roller coasters and love gorgeous places like this filled with history.
ReplyDeleteThis sounds like such a neat place to visit and it looks like you guys had a lot of fun there! I’ve never visited Pennsylvania but I’ve heard it’s a very lovely place to visit.
ReplyDeleteIt does look like they had a lot of fun. And I know some people don't like souvenir shops, but I love them!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great looking vacation I love a good road trip and you guys look like you had a ball.
ReplyDeleteAwww these caverns look like a lot of fun! My daughter would probably enjoy visiting!
ReplyDeleteI am sorry that you had to cancel your original vacation, but this one still looks like you had a lot of fun. Quality time is the best time no matter where you are!
ReplyDeleteOh I love that photo with the kids. Looks like they had a wonderful time. I am happy you got to take them on a trip :-)
ReplyDeleteI have never been to Pennsylvania before, but it looks beautiful. I also love going on cave tours, so I will have to keep this one in mind in the future.
ReplyDeleteThat would be such a fun place to go. I would love to see the caverns in person.
ReplyDeleteSo fun! You were actually really close to me! I've been talking about taking the kids to Indian Echo Caverns before summer ends, I'll definitely need to now!
ReplyDeleteThis sounds like a fun place to visit. I love seeing the caverns.
ReplyDeleteSounds like a nice trip, I've not had the opportunity to travel Pennsylvania. I would love to see what they have to offer besides Hershey Park.
ReplyDeleteSounds like a great adventure. I have not been there but I enjoyed your post about it!
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