Enjoy Small Town Charm
Embracing the essence of small-town charm, Jefferson County’s historical Main Streets.
We welcome you with a tapestry of unique shops and eateries, inviting friendly encounters and fostering memories to cherish forever. In towns like Brockway, Punxsutawney, Reynoldsville, and Brookville, you’ll find a warm and inviting atmosphere where local businesses shine. Quaint streets lined with antique stores, artisanal crafts, and cozy cafes create a picturesque setting for leisurely exploration. Seasonal festivals and community events highlight the close-knit spirit and vibrant local culture.
Friendly people and charming environments make every visit feel like coming home.
Whether you’re wandering through Brockway’s serene trails, enjoying Punxsutawney’s whimsical traditions, experiencing Reynoldsville’s lively festivals, or exploring Brookville’s historic sites, Jefferson County offers a delightful small-town experience that captures the heart of both residents and visitors alike.
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Some ways to Enjoy Small Town Charm in Jefferson County:
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Josies Broken Cone
Welcome to Josie’s Broken Cone, where every scoop is made to create smiles and sweet memories. Located between Reynoldsville and Falls Creek, Pennsylvania, Josie’s Broken Cone is a family-owned ice cream shop serving delicious soft-serve ice cream.
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Bucknuckle Coffee Bar
Bucknuckle Coffee Bar is a locally owned coffee shop in the Cook Forest area, attached to the Pickle Barrel on Route 36. We serve espresso, hot and iced lattes, cappuccino, chai, specialty coffee drinks and freshly baked goods. Stop in for your morning coffee before exploring Cook Forest State Park and the Clarion River.
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Wilson’s Woodshed
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Grounded Brewings
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Crystal City Antiques
We called our shop Crystal City Antiques because Falls Creek was once known as the “Crystal City” and home to two glass plants and the silica sand quarries where sand for the glass making operations was mined. Falls Creek is just outside of Dubois, Pennsylvania, and right off Interstate 80, a transcontinental super slab that stretches from San Francisco, California, to Teaneck, New Jersey.
Visit us soon! We’re probably on your way to somewhere.
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Brookville Inn
Comfortable Accommodations: Brookville Inn in Brookville offers family rooms with air-conditioning, private bathrooms, and free WiFi. Each room includes a work desk, TV, and free toiletries. Convenient Facilities: Guests benefit from a 24-hour front desk, room service, and free on-site parking. Additional amenities include a bath, refrigerator, microwave, and interconnected rooms. Breakfast and Dining: A continental breakfast is served daily, providing a pleasant start to the day. Location and Access: DuBois Regional Airport is 15 mi away, offering convenient travel options.
