PENNSYLVANIA
Field Trips

Unwrap your chocolate adventure at Hershey’s Chocolate World in Hershey, PA or Times Square, NY. Sweet & educational experiences will make your trip for your youth group and family – one to remember!

Kamin Science Center connects people and science through interactive exhibits, fostering curiosity, ideal for enriching field trips with hands-on learning experiences.

Lahey Family Fun Park offers a complete range of fun for any group. Super Go-Cart Track with fifteen single and 5 double cars, 9 state-of-the-art batting cages, 36 holes of the finest Mini-Golf on 2.5 acres, Bumper Boats on a natural pond and an indoor Arcade.

Laserdome is the PERFECT place for non-stop, all-ages FUN! Featuring Laser Tag, Verse Immersive Arcade Play and more! You’ll have a BLAST at your next celebration or field trip to Lancaster County’s Laserdome!

Get the ball rolling at Leisure Bowling & Golf Center! Groups can enjoy the fun inside and outside. They can also enjoy miniature golf, billiards, an arcade, and a driving range.

The George Lomas Center seeks to deepen the understanding of the American Civil War and the greater story of the United States, support the community in exploration of the past and facilitate learning and exploration for all ages.

Enjoy a 11-mile train ride on 1920’s vintage, Delaware, Lackawanna & Western coaches along the Union Canal and the Swatara Creek Valley, while learning the history of the area and historic locations along the way.

Monsey Tours is a New York-based Charter Bus Company, providing transportation opportunities to anywhere in the U.S. and Canada with a fleet of state-of-the-art Motor Coaches.

Morris Arboretum’s natural areas—including wetlands, meadows, and woodlands—provide ample opportunity for groups to see many species of birds, butterflies, and other creatures.

Discover the history, art, and science of timekeeping at the National Watch & Clock Museum, the largest horological collection in North America.

Experience over 170 years of coal mining history at the No. 9 Coal Mine & Museum! Take a 1600′ train ride into the mountain, then walk 600′ on a guided tour of the world’s oldest continuously operated deep Anthracite coal mine.

Take a trip on the Oil Creek & Titusville Railroad (also known as the OC&T) “through the valley that changed the world” and discover the place where oil history began.