Not sure if your into old classic cars. But Barry’s Car Barn by Kitchen Kettle is really cool. Closed on Sunday but worth checking out. The owner is a local in the community. Within the year or so in the upstairs he is butting a brewery and food spot.
There is a really cool wildlife park by Hershey called Lake Tobias Wildlife Park. They take you around in converted school buses and you feed the animals. So much fun.
Thank you for the video of these great ideas. Some of them we never gave a thought, and look forward to doing. Lancaster County is beautiful, a place our family enjoys visiting, and hopefully someday living :)
Such a great idea for a video! We are normally not in Lancaster on a Sunday so I never really thought about what all is open on Sunday. This is so detailed! Lots of research went into this. Thanks for sharing this. We really appreciate it!
Thank you so much!! Try to go on a Sunday someday 🥰🤩 especially when the weather is nice - u will see so many Amish out and about! Usually more so in the afternoon and evening 👍😉
Great video! I remember when you helped us find a good place to eat on a Sunday. Is there a charge for the Turkey Hill Experience? The road has a few bumps and pot holes but we are on track for our trip. Hard drive to Lancaster then leisurely camp back to Florida. Thank you for all your hard work.
Thanks David ☺️ Yes the Turkey Hill Experience ranges from $10.50-$24.00 depending on what you want to do (baseline is $10.50). So exciting that you are on the road! Have a great time with Sherman!! 😎🤩👍 be careful! Hope to see you in Lancaster!
I was a bit surprised to hear you say at the end of the video that you were going up to PA to do some of these things, because you so clearly sound like one of us in your knowledge and pronunciation? Have you recently moved? Your video was excellent and complete. You even included the Wolf Sanctuary! The one thing I would add, not to be tongue-in-cheek, that is open on Sunday…is church. We are a church-going community. While picture-taking as tourists is not allowed, church attendance on a Sunday morning by visitors is always welcomed by our Lancaster County churches.
Thanks Brendan, I had to smile at that question bc I did grow up in York county, PA, which is the neighboring county to Lancaster and have been going to Lancaster as day trips all of my adult life. Went there a lot as a kid too - I have fond memories of Dutch Wonderland and Strasburg and eating of course! But yes, moved out of state years ago but come back as much as I can - still miss it so much! And THANK YOU for inviting us all to church 😍☺️👍. Love it! I think it would be a wonderful experience. When I am in PA, I stay with my family in York and go to church w them but if I’m ever in Lancaster on a Sunday morning, that would be great!! Are the Mennonite churches open to visitors? Thanks again for the invite!!
@@ElleLiving Our Neffsville Mennonite church where we attend certainly is. Dress is business casual. No pictures. Stay for the whole service. Guests are always welcome. Visitors are never singled-out. Even as a Yorkie, we’ll still claim you! And thank you for being such a good ambassador for South-Central PA. In general, the churches around Lancaster City are going to be Lancaster or Atlantic Conference and would be fine with visitors as I described above. The farther North you go in Lancaster County, the more you get into Martindale Conference Mennonite churches, and perhaps my guidance wouldn’t apply so much there yet. However long you’ve been gone, your heart certainly remains here, as I couldn’t tell that you weren’t still local. Bist du gut!
@@ElleLivingPerhaps it’s a good rule of thumb to write that in general, you’ll find the Amish more East and South of Lancaster City, while you’ll find more Mennonites North and NE of Lancaster City and you’ll find more Brethren churches West and NW of Lancaster City. Not 100% true, but still remains an accurate representation in general.
@@wonderfulgood2010 you made my day, really my week! Thank you so much for your kind words and for making me an honorary “local” 😆🤩😂 You are absolutely right- Pennsylvania will always be home in my heart ♥️ And truly thank you for the invite to your church! I would love to come someday! I am a Jesus-loving Jesus following girl myself and my husband and I co-lead a community group at our church. So we are there every week - wouldn’t have it any other way. My favorite time of the week 🥰🙏. I love to see how other cultures and churches worship the Lord so I do hope to come to your church someday!!
This is an impressive “guide” full of varied ideas and information for all interests to enjoy and experience on a Sunday in the area. Your time and skills putting this video together is greatly appreciated! Even though I’ve been visiting many years, your list will be so helpful to refer to. We plan to do Strasburg Scooters and or biking on a future visit. Also, Dutch Wonderland experience with our first grandchild! I need some clip-clop therapy!!
It’s such a GREAT place!!! So many wonderful things and I’m right there with you, love the idea of trying Strasburg Scooters and biking around 👏👏 And how fun that you get to go to Dutch Wonderland with you grandchild! I’m closer to that stage now than when I took my kiddos 🙃😆😊 I wish they offered a buggy ride where you could have like a recliner in the buggy so one could fall asleep to the clip clop!! 😂😂😊😊
Hayloft is open on Sundays??!! Wow! That is surprising but really good to know 👏👏 thank you for passing that along 👍☺️. It’s a place that’s on my list do in 22 list 😍
Over the past 19 years. This will be actually the first time where staying 3 nights meaning we’re leaving on a Monday. So will be exploring on Sunday .
Not sure if your into old classic cars. But Barry’s Car Barn by Kitchen Kettle is really cool. Closed on Sunday but worth checking out. The owner is a local in the community. Within the year or so in the upstairs he is butting a brewery and food spot.
Thanks Weena’s World! That would be fun to check out. 😊👍
There is a really cool wildlife park by Hershey called Lake Tobias Wildlife Park. They take you around in converted school buses and you feed the animals. So much fun.
Oh wow! I would LOVE that!! Thank you for sharing this too!! It’s going on my excel sheet of all the places I want to try in Lancaster 😊😎🤩👍
Not exactly in Lancaster county. And a good ways from Hershey.
Thank you for sharing this information. I just forwarded the name to some friends of ours. It looks like a great place to visit.
Great job on video!
Thanks ☺️
Another great vedio.thank you for showing amazing things to see on Sunday!👍
Thank you for the video of these great ideas. Some of them we never gave a thought, and look forward to doing. Lancaster County is beautiful, a place our family enjoys visiting, and hopefully someday living :)
The only thing we new was open was the outlets, and there closing .that sad. We do enjoy watching the Amish out on Sunday,
Thanks for this helpful list!!!!! Have a good day!! :)
Thank you 😊 🥰 I’ve been really enjoying your videos - especially the Dutch Wonderland ones! And the countryside ones 🤩😍👍
Such a great idea for a video! We are normally not in Lancaster on a Sunday so I never really thought about what all is open on Sunday. This is so detailed! Lots of research went into this. Thanks for sharing this. We really appreciate it!
Thank you so much!! Try to go on a Sunday someday 🥰🤩 especially when the weather is nice - u will see so many Amish out and about! Usually more so in the afternoon and evening 👍😉
Great video! I remember when you helped us find a good place to eat on a Sunday. Is there a charge for the Turkey Hill Experience? The road has a few bumps and pot holes but we are on track for our trip. Hard drive to Lancaster then leisurely camp back to Florida. Thank you for all your hard work.
Thanks David ☺️ Yes the Turkey Hill Experience ranges from $10.50-$24.00 depending on what you want to do (baseline is $10.50).
So exciting that you are on the road! Have a great time with Sherman!! 😎🤩👍 be careful! Hope to see you in Lancaster!
I was a bit surprised to hear you say at the end of the video that you were going up to PA to do some of these things, because you so clearly sound like one of us in your knowledge and pronunciation? Have you recently moved? Your video was excellent and complete. You even included the Wolf Sanctuary!
The one thing I would add, not to be tongue-in-cheek, that is open on Sunday…is church.
We are a church-going community. While picture-taking as tourists is not allowed, church attendance on a Sunday morning by visitors is always welcomed by our Lancaster County churches.
Thanks Brendan, I had to smile at that question bc I did grow up in York county, PA, which is the neighboring county to Lancaster and have been going to Lancaster as day trips all of my adult life. Went there a lot as a kid too - I have fond memories of Dutch Wonderland and Strasburg and eating of course! But yes, moved out of state years ago but come back as much as I can - still miss it so much!
And THANK YOU for inviting us all to church 😍☺️👍. Love it! I think it would be a wonderful experience. When I am in PA, I stay with my family in York and go to church w them but if I’m ever in Lancaster on a Sunday morning, that would be great!! Are the Mennonite churches open to visitors? Thanks again for the invite!!
@@ElleLiving Our Neffsville Mennonite church where we attend certainly is. Dress is business casual. No pictures. Stay for the whole service. Guests are always welcome. Visitors are never singled-out.
Even as a Yorkie, we’ll still claim you! And thank you for being such a good ambassador for South-Central PA.
In general, the churches around Lancaster City are going to be Lancaster or Atlantic Conference and would be fine with visitors as I described above. The farther North you go in Lancaster County, the more you get into Martindale Conference Mennonite churches, and perhaps my guidance wouldn’t apply so much there yet.
However long you’ve been gone, your heart certainly remains here, as I couldn’t tell that you weren’t still local. Bist du gut!
@@ElleLivingPerhaps it’s a good rule of thumb to write that in general, you’ll find the Amish more East and South of Lancaster City, while you’ll find more Mennonites North and NE of Lancaster City and you’ll find more Brethren churches West and NW of Lancaster City. Not 100% true, but still remains an accurate representation in general.
@@wonderfulgood2010 you made my day, really my week! Thank you so much for your kind words and for making me an honorary “local” 😆🤩😂 You are absolutely right- Pennsylvania will always be home in my heart ♥️
And truly thank you for the invite to your church! I would love to come someday! I am a Jesus-loving Jesus following girl myself and my husband and I co-lead a community group at our church. So we are there every week - wouldn’t have it any other way. My favorite time of the week 🥰🙏. I love to see how other cultures and churches worship the Lord so I do hope to come to your church someday!!
@@wonderfulgood2010 that is extremely informative and helpful! Thank you 😊
This is an impressive “guide” full of varied ideas and information for all interests to enjoy and experience on a Sunday in the area. Your time and skills putting this video together is greatly appreciated! Even though I’ve been visiting many years, your list will be so helpful to refer to. We plan to do Strasburg Scooters and or biking on a future visit. Also, Dutch Wonderland experience with our first grandchild! I need some clip-clop therapy!!
It’s such a GREAT place!!! So many wonderful things and I’m right there with you, love the idea of trying Strasburg Scooters and biking around 👏👏 And how fun that you get to go to Dutch Wonderland with you grandchild! I’m closer to that stage now than when I took my kiddos 🙃😆😊 I wish they offered a buggy ride where you could have like a recliner in the buggy so one could fall asleep to the clip clop!! 😂😂😊😊
I enjoyed this video. It was very informative. I saved the video so I can refer back to it.
I’m so glad, Melissa! 👏☺️👍
Hayloft Ice Cream in Leola. My brother took me there in April. It’s a non profit run by Amish. Awesome place. They have a Facebook page.
Hayloft is open on Sundays??!! Wow! That is surprising but really good to know 👏👏 thank you for passing that along 👍☺️. It’s a place that’s on my list do in 22 list 😍
@@ElleLiving Sorry no their not. I forgot to add that. Just the normal Monday-Saturday, but I thought you might like to check it out.
@@weenasworld908 oh ok 👍 well thank you 😊 it’s definitely is on the list!!
turkey hill is by the clock museum.
Do you know if they are open on a Sunday??
New sub! Liked 🤣😀👍
Welcome to this Lancaster-lovin community 👍😉😎😍!! Have any favs in Lancaster??
Over the past 19 years. This will be actually the first time where staying 3 nights meaning we’re leaving on a Monday. So will be exploring on Sunday .
Yay! Sunday is a GREAT day to be there! I also have a “Where to Eat on a Sunday in Lancaster” video if that would help too 😊
@@ElleLiving that would great.i would really appreciate it.
@@geno5169 here is a link to that video
ruclips.net/video/PEk0Yf2Hris/видео.html