Madison / Pittsburgh S.E. KOA

Idlewild Park

Kennywood Park

Meadowcroft Village

Old Economy Village

A 19th century village on the National Historic Registry. Tours can be taken of the 17 original buildings with guides telling the history of the Harmony Society that settled Economy.

Sandcastle Water Park

Pittsburgh’s wettest, wildest summer fun spot, just minutes from Downtown. There are 15 different waterslides surrounded by a giant Lazy River, kiddie and adult activity pools, a Boardwalk with eateries, plus the world’s largest hot tub.

Tour Pittsburgh

Explore the many facets of the new Pittsburgh. At Station Square explore the many shops and restaurants, ride the Monongahelia Incline, and take a cruse on the Three Rivers aboard the Gateway Clipper Fleet. Tour downtown in an amphibious vehicle of “Just Ducky Tours.” Also downtown, visit the “John Heinz Regional History Center” and go shopping in the wholesale “Strip District.”

View Pittsburgh’s Art

From Ancient Egyptian Art at the Carnegie Museum of Art to Campbell Soup Cans in the Andy Warhol Museum. Don’t miss the Nationality Classrooms and Cathedral of Learning at the University of Pittsburgh and the The Frick Art and Historical Museum.

Experience Frank Lloyd Wright’s Architecture

Fallingwater and Kentuck Knob are just 45 minutes away. While in the area have lunch in Ohiopyle and watch the rafters on the Youghiogheny River.

Investigate Pittsburgh Science

Dinosaur bones and a world class gem collection await you at the Carnegie Museum of Natural History or you really can get into the interactive exhibits at the Carnegie Science Center. When the weather is nice visit the National Aviary and the Pittsburgh Zoo.