What to see around Pennsylvania

Do you like roller coasters? Some of the best wooden ones in the world are at little known Knoebels Grove. Even if you don't it is a great way to spend the day. Knoebels Grove

Do you like famous architecture? You could visit Frank Lloyd Wright's outstanding <a target=new class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://www.wpconline.org/fw-tour-types.asp">Fallingwater</a> House at Bear Run. Or do some walks in the Poconos or Delaware Water Gap. Then there is Gettysburg, but it is really low key.

How about a day trip to Gettysburg (if you are interested in the Civil War) or Rafting on the Lehigh River.

Crystal Cave in Kutztown is interesting too

Here is an entire list
1. Hawk Mountain Sactuary
2. Crystal Cave
3. Roadside America
4. Daniel Boone Homestead
5. Indian Echo Caverns
6. Gettysburg
6. Great Blacks in Wax Museum in Baltimore
7. Lost River Caverns
8. Longwood Gardens
9. insecturium in Philly
10. Eastern State Penitentiary-this is one that I really want to check out-haven't been yet
11. Stuff in Lancaster you might not have done already like take a buggy ride or go to a working farm
12. Valley Forge
13. Washington Crossing
14. Susquehanna River Boat
15. claws and paws wild animal park

Theres another FLW house called Kentuck Knob nearby.

While in Reading dod you go to the Pagoda? Great views.

Ed

Thank you all for your suggestions. Ed, I'm sure that we did go to the Pagoda. I remember some great views.

Longwood Gardens at Kennett Square (almost to the Delaware border) could indeed be a good day trip. It was developed by Pierre Samuel DuPont, who was largely responsible for creating the DuPont company and General Motors. He spent lavishly on his garden and left a very generous endowment.