Whether you are looking to try new foods and refreshing drinks, take the family out to a museum or playground, or immerse yourself in history for the summer, there is always something to do in Montgomery County! With America’s 250th birthday approaching, now is the perfect time to immerse yourself in the county’s rich American history, outdoor adventures, and unforgettable dining and entertainment options. Check out our top picks for hidden gems that highlight Montgomery County’s vibrant arts, culture, history, and nature scenes.
Food & Drink
Back to Top of ListDePaul's Table
Ardmore

This modern Italian steakhouse is a must-try restaurant for residents or visitors of Montgomery County. Try one of their fine cuts of steak, fresh seafood, seasonal vegetables, or savory flatbreads! End the night with a refreshing drink from the bar and one of their delectable desserts, from double chocolate cake to tiramisu. Book a reservation here!
Conshohocken Brewing Company
Conshohocken
This brewery features award-winning beverages from the Philadelphia area, event spaces, and stunning natural views. The Conshohocken Tap Room was the company's original location, featuring cozy and casual spaces for guests just steps away from the Schuylkill River Trail! Whether you are looking to unwind after work or host a large event, the Conshohocken Brewing Company is the perfect spot to spend an evening. Check out their website here!
Stay Overnight
Back to Top of ListThe Willough Bed + Breakfast
Conshohocken

Rich history meets great hospitality in this cozy Conshohocken B&B. Their guest rooms feature the meticulous craftsmanship of an earlier era, with the updated luxury and comforts of today! Book one of their specials for a memorable home away from home, whether you seek relaxation, romance, adventure, or a simple weekend getaway. Book your reservation here!
Visit a Museum
Back to Top of ListThe Stoogeum
Ambler

This summer, visit the first and largest museum dedicated exclusively to the Three Stooges: The Stoogeum! (rhymes with “museum”). This museum features unique exhibits that are fun for the whole family to browse, including drawings of the three Stooges, real costumes and movie props used by the Stooges, and rare posters dating back to their earliest films. Book a visit to the museum here!
Museum visits are by appointment only, please review their public calendar for the most up-to-date schedule.
Outdoor Adventures
Back to Top of ListMasons Mill Park
Willow Grove
This playground features fun for the whole family (and pets) from dawn to dusk! Take advantage of the park’s 5 tennis courts, 6 pickleball courts, free lending library, fitness trail, a safety town built for riding big wheels and tricycles, and more! Bring a delicious lunch to enjoy at the picnic tables or cook an afternoon snack on the grills that the park provides. For an additional fee, guests can use the archery range and picnic pavilions! Also, check out Upper Moreland Township’s recreation website here for a list of free concerts hosted at the park’s gazebo throughout the summer. For an enjoyable time outside that burns energy and makes memories, visit Masons Mill Park!
Red Buffalo Ranch
Collegeville
View the stunning natural sights of Evansburg State Park while taking guided horseback tours that are fun for the whole family! Riding acts as a full-body workout while promoting relaxation at the same time. The ranch also features a summer camp, birthday parties, and a picturesque picnic grove. To book an unforgettable trail ride, call 610-489-9707 or email rideredbuffalo@gmail.com! Guests must be at least 7-years-old to ride, and no experience with horseback riding is required.
Visit a Historic Property
Back to Top of ListPennypacker Mills
Schwenksville
This Colonial Revival estate was used as George Washington’s headquarters during the American Revolutionary War. Pennypacker Mills was restored by Pennsylvania Governor Samuel Pennypacker, reflecting his interests in early Pennsylvania history, German and Dutch settlers, Native Americans, and the Revolutionary and Civil Wars. Visitors can enjoy free guided tours of the mansion, which was restored in the early 1900s, and view an extensive collection of original furniture and antiques. The historic site also hosts special events and workshops. Read more about the mansion and view available times for tours here!
Play a Round of Golf
Back to Top of ListTwin Ponds Golf Course
Gilbertsville
The Twin Ponds Golf Course is one of Pennsylvania’s best-kept secrets! At 5,646 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 70, the course features seven water holes and many undulating greens. The course opened in 1963 and has a course rating of 65.5 and a slope rating of 111. Whether you’re a seasoned golfer or simply looking for a scenic day outdoors, Twin Ponds Golf Course offers visitors the perfect blend of recreation, friendly competition, and beautiful Montgomery County scenery. Check out their website here!
