The Unique Towns of Cumberland Valley

Camp Hill
From shopping to spas, enticing cafes to parks, Camp Hill offers something for everyone. This adorable town offers plenty of festivals and activities for all to enjoy.

Mechanicsburg
A beautiful landscape marked with museums and the largest one day fair on the East Coast, this Eco-Conscious town is not only an easy drive, it is a remarkable one as well.

Lemoyne
Inhale fresh baked bread and locally grown goods at the West Shore Farmers Market. Lemoyne is small, but nonetheless alluring.

Carlisle
Antiques and hidden gems of entertainment, shopping and cuisine mark this town. Nationally known for car shows, Carlisle offers a slice of big city sophistication in a small town setting.

New Cumberland
Offering a charming downtown complete with niche shops, a mouth-watering bakery and a one room 1940's movie theatre, New Cumberland is a must see for art lovers and shoppers alike. Come for the fresh torte and stay for the horse drawn carriage rides- you'll love this quaint town.

Boiling Springs
Picturesque and relaxing, Boiling Springs is a retreat for families and couples alike. Whether visiting a historic bed & breakfast, enjoying a play at Allenberry Playhouse or fly-fishing in the Yellow Breeches, visitors will want to extend the vacation to enjoy the calming quiet of this town.

Shippensburg
Enjoy Broadway performances at the Luhrs Center or drop in The Lollipop Shop for tasty fudge. Shippensburg is an adorable college town with a lot to offer, including a scrumptious menu at local restaurants.

Wormleysburg
Sample the areas finest dining on the riverfront. Wormleysburg is home to many restaurants, offering a scenic view of the Harrisburg and Cumberland Valley skyline.

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