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Cumberland Valley is here for you when you are ready to travel again. As we enter the Green Phase of re-opening on June 12, here are some updates that can help you plan your Weekend Easy getaway.
This 3,452-acre state park is built on land that once was the Mary Ann Furnace. Built in 1762, the furnace supplied cannon balls for the continental army. Although no remains of the furnace remain, visitors can still enjoy the 1,275-acre Lake Marburg which offers opportunities for boating, mooring, fishing and scuba diving along the 26-mile shoreline. This is also a popular spot for bird watchers, swimmers, picnickers and campers.