Appearing throughout the Weather Capital of the World…colorful, whimsical, 6-foot-tall fiberglass groundhogs known is the Phantaztic Phils.
Throughout Jefferson County, the Area Agency on Aging operates 4 Older American Social Centers that are open 5 days a week. The centers offer the senior citizens of Jefferson County a place to gather and enjoy themselves. Each of the centers offer lunch daily as well as a wide range of activities and events.
Not your typical antique store, The Open House Shop is a unique collection of the old and the new. We specialize in authentic primitive and country home furnishings, custom-made farm tables, gifts, and more. The building may not look unusual from the outside, but inside you’ll find barn wood, rustic beams, and unique displays and decorating ideas designed to inspire.
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Quiet Creek Herb Farm & School of Country Living is a non-profit that introduces people to conservation, ecological thinking, and healthy sustainable living. We have lush gardens of organic veggies, herbs, and flowers, and 30 acres of nature trails. We feature our own herbal teas, soaps, salves, and mushrooms, as well as whole foods, local art, and essential oils. We offer classes and seminars for all ages and levels, and provide education-based experiences to schools, churches, organizations, and groups.
Check out the award-winning photography gallery showcasing the beauty of Cook Forest area. They specialize in capturing photographs of national parks and wilderness areas throughout the United States. The gallery is open on weekends and weekdays by chance or by appointment
Deer Park, playground, and Wildlife museum. Open May through October. $8.00 admission for an all day pass. Children under 4 free!!! Bring your kiddos and enjoy a nice day in the Pennsylvania Wilds!
The 8,500-acre Cook Forest State Park and 3,136-acre Clarion River Lands lie in scenic northwestern Pennsylvania. Known for its stands of old-growth forest, the park’s Forest Cathedral of towering white pines and hemlocks is a National Natural Landmark. A scenic 13-mile stretch of the Clarion River flows through Cook Forest State Park and is popular for canoeing, kayaking, and tubing.
Reynoldsville Pool was built in 1967. It is run by a small group of dedicated people in a committee known as the “Reynoldsville Recreation Commission”. The RRC is always looking for new members willing to donate a little of their time to keep our pool up and running.
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