Bellefonte / State College KOA

Penn’s Cave

America’s only all water cavern and wild life sanctuary! This unique cavern was formed by the bed of a shallow sea that existed millions of years ago. An immense spring of unknown origin flows into the cavern and allows you to ride the one-mile tour entirely by motorboat.

Victorian Bellefonte and the Historical Railroad

Bellefonte is listed on the National Register of Historical Places and has countless Victorian-style buildings. The Bellefonte Historical Railroad operates from the restored Pennsylvania Railroad Station and charters more than 60 miles of track.

Woodward Cave

One of Pennsylvania’s largest limestone caves. It is nicknamed “The Big One.” It is also home to the “Tower of Babel,” Pennsylvania’s largest Stalagmite.

Curtin Village

This village provides a glimpse of iron-works plantation life in the 1800s. A refurbished iron-master’s mansion contrasts with the restored iron-workers log cabin. The rebuilt, charcoal-fueled, water powered blast furnace preserves the heritage of Pennsylvania’s metal industry.

Penn State University

Home of the Big Ten powerhouse, the Nittany Lions, Penn State enrolls nearly 40,000 students providing exciting athletic events at Beaver Stadium, the third largest football stadium in the country, and the new Bryce Jorden Center. The Plamer Museum of Art is also located on the campus and welcomes visitors with sculpture gardens and ten spacious galleries. Other museums include Matson Museum of Anthropology, Frost Entomological Museum, Earth and Mineral Science Museum, National Cable Television Center and Museum, and the Football Hall of Fame. Penn State also offers recreational facilities such as golf courses, tennis courts, and flower gardens.

Boal Mansion and Columbus Chapel

16th Century Chapel belonging to Christopher Columbus’ family from Spain, brought to this area in 1919 by the Boal family. Boal Mansion was built in 1789 and houses relics of the American Revolution and items from the Medieval Era from Spain and France.

Pennsylvania Military Museum

This museum examines our history from Benjamin Franklin’s first military unit, “The Associators’, through the Viet Nam conflict. The tour is highlighted by a walk through World War I battlefield, complete with sound and light effects.

Woolrich Outlet

Factory Woolrich Outlet is the place to look for Woolrich products. Factory provides self-guided tour and video productions.

American Philatelic Society

National Society for stamp collection visitor's center and offices.