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Claws 'N' Paws Wild Animal Park - Claws 'N' Paws Wild Animal Park is a ""Zoo-in-the-Woods"" where natural trails wander beneath the evergreens. Animals are in large naturalistic enclosures some of which have a glass-fronted section where you can get nose-to-nose, so to speak, with wild and beautiful creatures such as white tiger, wolf, bear, and snow leopard. Shawnee Place Play and Water Park - Shawnee Place Play & Water Park located at Shawnee Mountain Ski area is a great place for the family to relax and have fun. There is a cool activity pool with Rain Drop & Lemon Drop Fountains, two great waterslides & Splash Down Pools. Ball Crawls, Cloud Bounces, Cable Glides, Toddlers Area & Kids Venture River Ride. Daily magic shows & Activities, Video Games, Gift Shop & Picnic Area. Camelbeach Waterpark - Camelbeach Waterpark features a total of eight waterslides, from small slides, all the way up to the Ultimate Waterslide! So the whole family can have a great time! Camelbeach also includes The Titan which is still the world's largest slide of its kind! Carousel Water and Fun Park - Carousel Water and Fun Park is a family amusement park offering water slides, bumper boats, go-karts, mini-golf, batting cages, kiddie kars, a game room and lots more. |
Amazing Houdini Tour and Fun Magic Show - Houdini Tours and magic shows are great fun for the family. The Houdini Museum has been called one of the most unique museums and attractions in the world. The show also includes two of the best, nationally known magicians, Dorothy Dietrich and John Bravo. Everhart Museum - Founded by Dr. Isaiah Fawkes Everhart in 1908. Dr. Everhart held a fond interest in natural history and conceived the idea of assembling a comprehensive collection of Pennsylvania's native birds and animals. A skilled taxidermist, he started a collection of mounted specimens which soon expanded into one of the finest and largest collections in the United States. Pennsylvania Fishing Museum - The Pennsylvania Fishing Museum at Pecks Pond houses historical fishing items of yester-year. The museum features a cross section of fishing tackle from the late 1700's to the 1950's. The ice fishing display exhibits fishing spears to working ice tip ups. You can view exhibits of rods, reels, lures, fly fishing, ice fishing, folk art and fishing art, decoys and other miscellaneous items. Dutot School and Museum - This museum is in the town's original school (circa 1860). It features art exhibits presented in showcases throughout the year (with an opening-night reception). Upstairs is an exhibit of artifacts from the town's history back to its beginning in 1793. It also presents an audiovisual show of the development of the Gap from its earliest history to the present. Delaware Water Gap. (570) 421-5809. |
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