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Anyone Know The Area Of Lancaster County?


Janeti

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Janeti Apprentice

Hello All,

Me and my family will be traveling to PA, and was hoping my kids would be able to do apple and pumkin picking. Also, I was looking at all the lovely inns, they all look wonderful. If anyone has any suggestions I would appreciate it.

Thanks...Janet :)


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What area of Lancaster County are you looking to stay in? There are a few bed and breakfasts that will do gluten free breakfasts for you. Also, I've heard that Willow Valley is extremely accomodating. It really depends on what area you're interested in. There are a few other people on here that live in Lancaster County that may be able to help you as well and several more that vacation here.

Janeti Apprentice

We would like the see the Amish, and visit some farmers markets. We really don't know anything about the area, so any suggestions are appreciated. Wow! B&B's that serve gluten-free??? I think thats the most exciting thing I've heard in a long time. I am looking into Willow Valley, Do you know of any other ones? Thank you!

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