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If you haven’t heard, camping no longer has to mean “roughing it.” For those of us who do not have the skills needed to survive solely off the Susquehanna Valley’s beautiful terrain, there are plenty of less vigorous options to unplug from electronics and tune into nature. Welcome to the world of “glamping,” a glamorous take on traditional camping.
1. Jim Mack’s Ice Cream Jim Mack’s has been making their ice cream in the same spot for more than 60 years. Their location hosts not only homemade ice cream but also plenty of activities to make a day of it with a miniature golf course, basketball, an arcade and a small petting zoo. -HB 2. Chill Glorious Ice Creams Want to take your tastebuds to Funkytown? Chill is a local brand of all-natural ice cream and sorbets served with a 70s vibe.
By Bri Burkhart & Keely Childers Heany with Katie D. Walmer | Photography by Donovan Roberts Witmer If you haven’t heard, camping no longer has to mean “roughing it.” For those of us who do not have the skills needed to survive solely off the Susquehanna Valley’s beautiful terrain, there are plenty of less vigorous options to unplug from electronics and tune into nature. Welcome to the world of “glamping,” a glamorous take on traditional camping.
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