Kennerdell的度假屋

阿勒格尼河畔的3卧室欢乐小屋

We built the summer cottage in 2006, for a summer home stayed on. We lived in the cottage 8 years when we wanted a bigger house. We love it year around. We are isolated with 3 neighbors (not close) and the river at our front door. Good boating, kayaking, canoeing, paddle boarding, fishing, swimming , hiking, bird watching (with a eagle nest across the river). December through February, it is best if you come with 4 wheel drive. Having said that , we keep the road plowed and the hill sanded.

先锋岩屋

We hope you choose to stay at our beautiful getaway! It’s been recently renovated, ready for you to enjoy, relax, and stay a while! Read a book, watch for wildlife on the deck, or sit around the fire pit. The Franklin area is known for its amazing bike paths, hiking, fishing, canoeing, and kayaking. Your rental gear is available in town. You can also visit: within 40 minutes -the Grove City Outlet Mall -Volant shopping & wineries -Wilhelm Winery -Foxburg Wine Cellars & river view dining

阿勒格尼河畔天堂- 3卧/2卫普通民宅

If you are looking for a secluded getaway with a large private deck overlooking the Allegheny River then this is your place. Whether you are looking to hike a trail in Clear Creek State Forest, ride your bike on the Allegheny River Trail, take in the view of Freedom Falls, or simply relax on the deck and enjoy the sounds of nature, there are an abundance of activities for you to enjoy in and around Kennerdell, PA. We are located 11 miles off of Interstate 80 & 12 miles off of State Route 322.

Heron's Landing

Heron's Landing is a comfortable 2 bedroom lodging unit located above Woods & River Coffee, one block from the Erie to Pittsburgh Trail. Walking distance to many amenities, overlooking the Allegheny River and offers a spectacular view year round. Located on a busy street in a business district, & above a coffee shop, so be prepared for the busy sounds of a town and cafe, though we do our best to be quiet in the early hours. Guests receive free drinks from coffee shop each day of stay!

水滨度假屋@ The Slippery Moose Cottage

Welcome to the Slippery Moose Cottage nestled on a hillside along Slippery Rock Creek. This newly renovated stone cottage is located just 5 mins from the quaint little downtown of Slippery Rock. Perfect for a relaxing weekend getaway. Only a 1 hour drive from the city of Pittsburgh. Things to do in the area: Moraine State Park McConnells Mill State Park Keystone Safari Grove City Premium Outlets Slippery Rock Golf Course Lake Arthur Golf Club Old Stone House Starlight Drive-In Theatre

金菲舍

4-season cottage with amazing views of the Allegheny River with great wildlife and bird watching (bald eagles). There's a hot tub to relax in after biking (Rails to Trails bike trail), kayaking (2 available), hiking, fishing, playing (playground in the yard), shooting (.22 range in the back yard), or swimming (in the river or local waterfall) all day. Great for families or friend getaways. A home away from home, everything you need, and more for an escape to the woods.

哈格蒂山谷的小木屋

This beautiful cozy cabin with a modern touch was built by hand and passed down from generation to generation. Sitting at the center of our 60 private acres. The prefect place to connect with nature and leave feeling relaxed and rejuvenated. With modern amenities and an amazing atmosphere, you won't want to leave. The perfect place to snuggle up in the winter or enjoy the beautiful summer nights by the fire

Bridgehouse~《House Beautiful》杂志评为排名第一！

Our converted covered bridge offers a one of a kind stay! Artist, Ronald Garrett, founded this as an ideal romantic or creative getaway to escape the confines of the city. Nestled on a 1.1 acre property, the covered bridge is located in New Wilmington PA. Enjoy our Amish community, Volant shopping, fly fishing in the Neshannock creek, or spend time at one of our many wineries/breweries.

甜蜜孤独

Enjoy fall! Sometimes we just want to be alone. Sweet Solitude is a private place to focus on what's really most important, especially for couples. Our cabin locally sourced. The timbers were sawed at a local hemlock mill. The exterior is made of boards we had milled from old pines along US Hwy 322. Even the stones we laid for the fireplace once splashed in a local creek.