RV stays in Pennsylvania
Allegheny ridges, Pennsylvania Dutch country, and small-town main streets that still work.
Search PennsylvaniaA traveler's overview
Pennsylvania is two states tilted into each other — Philadelphia in the east, Pittsburgh in the west, and the Allegheny ridges between them. Pennsylvania Dutch country south of the Susquehanna is the country's oldest Amish settlement.
CurbNTurf hosts trend rural — farms in Lancaster County, mountain pads in the Poconos and the Allegheny National Forest. Summer humidity is real; fall foliage is one of the best east of the Mississippi.
Top destinations in Pennsylvania
Lancaster County
Pennsylvania Dutch country — Amish farms, covered bridges, family-style tables.
Poconos
The eastern mountain region with lakes, ski resorts, and weekend towns.
Pittsburgh
Three rivers, working bridges, and an underrated food scene.
Gettysburg
The Civil War battlefield with auto-tour and ranger-led options.
Allegheny National Forest
A half-million acres of hardwood country in the northwest.
Stays in Pennsylvania
We're growing in Pennsylvania
No CurbNTurf stays in Pennsylvania yet — but new hosts are coming online every week. If you own land here, you could be one of the first.
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Roads, food, and seasons in Pennsylvania
Drive the PA Wilds — Route 6 through the northern tier counties. Kinzua Bridge State Park, the Pine Creek Gorge (Pennsylvania's Grand Canyon), and Cherry Springs Dark Sky Park in one long arc.
Lancaster County eating is a project. Bird-in-Hand Family Restaurant for the family-style spread, Central Market in Lancaster City for picnic supplies, the roadside Amish stands for shoofly pie.
Foliage peaks first week of October in the north, second week in the central ridges, mid- to late October in the south. Cherry Springs night-sky viewing is best September–October.
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