Our restaurants, shops, attractions, and hotels welcome you to Cumberland Valley. However, as COVID-19 cases rise and fall due to variants, local businesses and organizations may continue to implement mask policies or encourage individuals to continue to mask. We encourage visitors to seek and heed the latest expert guidance and take the precautions necessary for all of us to stay safe. By following updated recommended public health guidelines and showing our respect to the people around us, we can minimize the spread of COVID-19 and help keep local businesses open. Thank you for your cooperation and understanding.
Organized as a township in 1757, it is bordered on the western and northern boundaries by the Appalachian Trail and is traversed by three major streams: the Conodoguinet Creek, Hogestown Run, and Trindle Spring Run. The township contains 232 acres of parkland.
