Who is this for?: Families and students looking for fun things to do during spring break in Central Pennsylvania.
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When the snow finally starts to melt and the sun shines a little longer each day, you know spring has come to Central Pennsylvania. Spring in Pennsylvania is full of blossoming wildlife and mild temperatures that invite everyone to explore the region’s natural beauty. Whether you’re a Penn State student looking to enjoy spring break, or a family excited to get back outside after months of cold, here are some of the best things to do in central Pennsylvania during Spring.
Question: When does spring start in Central Pennsylvania?
Answer: Spring
officially starts on March 20th and ends on June 21st. However, the temperatures really start to rise in April. May is when the warm season begins.
Question: What is the weather like in Spring?
Answer: In March the temperatures average in the mid-40s. By May the temperatures climb into the upper 60s and low 70s. While snow isn’t common after March, rain is common all season, so pack accordingly and
keep an eye on the forecast!
Question: What should I do?
Answer:
There’s a lot to do around State College, and we’ll dive into that in the following sections!
Central Pennsylvania boasts rolling hills, scenic forests, and winding rivers, making it a paradise for nature lovers. Spring is the ideal time to explore these landscapes, with comfortable temperatures and blooming flora enhancing the experience.
Central Pennsylvania is home to several stunning state and national parks, perfect for hiking, birdwatching, and other outdoor activities. Here are some must-visit locations:
No trip to Central Pennsylvania is complete without visiting the Pennsylvania Dutch countryside. Known for their deep-rooted traditions, the Amish offer visitors a rare chance to experience a lifestyle unchanged for centuries. Experience the renewal of spring the old-fashioned way in
Amish Country!
There are Amish communities scattered throughout the state. However, two Amish communities you can visit from State College are as follows:
Immerse yourself in Amish culture by experiencing the following activities:
Known as the home of the Nittany Lions of Penn State University, State College is a destination that blends small-town charm with big-city energy. We find that spring is the ideal time to visit so you can enjoy the city without winter snow, summer heat, or football season crowds. Here are some things to look forward to!
State College is known for its vibrant food and drink scene. Here are some top picks:
Serene landscapes, cultural experiences, or city strolls, Central Pennsylvania has it all. That’s why Hartman Center Campground is the perfect place to spend your spring break vacation.
Located close to State College, our campground resort has accommodations to fit all kinds of spring breakers. From luxury glamping cabins for family vacationers, full-service RV sites for road-trippers, and tent sites for camping enthusiasts, Hartman Center Campground has something for everyone.
Experience the best of Central Pennsylvania in spring when you stay at Hartman Center Campground. Book Now!
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