Win a $50.00 gift certificate to get started on your next great Pennsylvania vacation! One winner will be selected at random from all correct entries on June 15th. Certificate may be used at any member campground.
The following photos represent three different Pennsylvania attractions for you to identify. Submit your answers for all three locations by June 15th, or you’ll be too late. Need help? We will add clues to this page between now and June 15th, so come back again if you’re not certain. You may also enter now and submit one or more corrected entries later, if you would like to change an answer after reading a clue. In order to win, you must correctly identify all three attractions. Still too difficult? We will have a second “I don’t know the answer” consolation drawing. Either way, only one entry will count per person for random drawings. If there is more than one correct entry, we will select one winner randomly from all correct entries. We will announce the two winners in our next E-Newsletter, following the drawing.
The winners in our previous contest are Kathryn DiPasquale and Amy Levan. The winners will be contacted by e-mail for their mailing addresses, and their prizes will be sent in the mail. Congratulations to our winners!
Location 1
Location 2
Location 3
Location 1:
I’m home to the only protected prairie in the state. People enjoy hiking, snowshoeing, and cross-country skiing on my five miles of trails. The trails are a series of loops, so you can vary your hiking experience. You might even meet an endangered massasauga rattlesnake or see beautiful purple blazing star flowers if you visit me.
Location 2:
I have a lot of great festivals, including The Teddy Bear Picnic, The Strawberry Festival, and the Scarecrow competition. One of my favorite places to visit is Morrow’s Nut House. Bring the kids and I will give you a ride on a fairytale horse. I have plenty of cute little shops that have been here for years. I am somewhat spoiled by the fact that I have expanded the shops and put in outlets.
Location 3:
Many historic structures are still intact throughout me! In 1697, a bridge, one of the oldest stone bridges still in use in the United States, was built on King’s Highway (now known as Frankford Avenue within me). A Baptist Church, another of the Park’s historic sites, was built in 1688 A trained eye can rediscover abandoned railroad grades, remnants of early mills, mill races and other reminders that generations of mankind have gathered in my “Green Heart” of Northeast Philadelphia.
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P.O. Box 5, New
Tripoli, PA 18066
(610) 767-5026 / Fax: (610) 767-5034
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