Local Attractions

Lebanon Community Library

Lebanon Community Library125 North 7th Street
Lebanon, PA 17046

Sign up for Summer Learning & GO Lebanon at any Lebanon County Library beginning June 1.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Visit the Cornwall Furnace Museum

This Revolutionary Forge supplied cannons and other iron products. It is the only surviving intact charcoal cold-blast furnace in the Western Hemisphere and a great educational trip for the family.

Clarence Schock Memorial Park at Governor Dick.

This beautiful Park is shared by hikers, boulder climbers, horseback riders, mountain bikers, and families who love to explore. Many different trails and events are available.

Mt. Gretna Campmeeting

Mt. Gretna Campground is a residential community located in historic Lebanon County, PA. It contains over 200 Victorian -style cottages and contains a central, open-air Tabernacle. Meetings and events take place during the summer months.

Swimming on Conewago Lake

 

 

Mt. Gretna Lake and Beach offers many recreational amenities - sandy beaches, swimming with life guards standing by, a snack bar in case you are hungry, picnic areas, Childrens dock, Sand Volleyball nets, Diving locations, and Beach Chairs and Canoe/Kayak Rental available

Fairview Golf Course

Traditions in Amish Communities

Throughout the Lebanon-Cornwall Community Areas, the throughfairs team with quaint Amish towns, roadside stands, farming communities, and roadside and farmers markets galore. There tours offered and locations designed to illustrate Amish farm living.

Farmers' Markets Scattered Throughout

According to Yelp - West Cornwall, PA, is surrounded by excellent fresh produce stands and authentic Pennsylvania Dutch markets. The closest options include the Lebanon Farmers Market (approx. 5 miles north), Root's Country Market & Auction(approx. 10.5 miles south), and seasonal staples like Risser Marvel Farm Market (approx. 8.5 miles west). 

The Lebanon Community Theater has been in business for over sixty years, bringing a delightful assortment of stage plays for all ages. They are a volunteer Non-profit organization that wishes to enrich, entertain, and educate visitors and residents.

Fine Dining in Every Imaginable Setting

As you drive around the Lebanon County area, you will discover there are many wonderful restaurants and dinning areas. Some are historical such as the Quentin Tavern or as modern as a local Pizza Parlor.