The Chalet over the Susquehanna River is a spacious 1750 square foot vacation home across the river from Millersburg. The views over the river and small hamlet of Liverpool (founded over two hundred years ago!) are delightful in every season.

Located in Susquehanna Valley in Central PA, 25 miles north of Harrisburg, on Route 11 / 15, this rental home has three spacious bedrooms and two baths. The Master suite, romantically furnished room has a queen size bed includes a huge closet and a small study which works great for a baby bed or to hide away for a bit of study or painting. You can luxuriate in a Jacuzzi tub or use the separate shower. All linens are provided.

Two additional bedrooms, one with traditional furnishing and the other with a jungle/Asian theme have a double bed and a queen bed, with a private bathroom in between. An upstairs loft is great for kids with sleeping bags. An additional couple or children can sleep on the fold-out couch in the living room. A fourth private bedroom and bath are available by special arrangement.

The kitchen is fully equipped for those family meals. Two spacious decks surround the A-frame chalet with views of the river. There is an outdoor grill used by arrangement. (Lower level not available.)

Area attractions include a neighborhood pool in the summer, parks, playgrounds, ball field and tennis courts all within walking distance. Fishing and camping are local, as are many Amish and Old Order Mennonite attractions, such as homes selling handmade quilts, fresh baked goods, and crafts. Local farmers use horse-drawn plows and buggies. One can visit old locks from the days of the canal boats when the river canal connected Pittsburgh and Philadelphia by way of Liverpool. The oldest continuous transportation in the U.S. is just down at the river-a twenty-minute ferry ride which crosses over to the charming town of Millersburg. Hiking on the Appalachian Trail is minutes away.

Hershey Park is one hour, Knoebels Park about forty minutes from the Chalet. New Buffalo State Park nearby includes picnicking, fishing, boating, and an enormous swimming pool. Antique Car Museum is in Hershey plus many other attractions. The softball museum is one hour north.

The oldest continuous transportation in the nation is on the right down on the river-the ferry which crosses over to Millersburg, a lovely twenty-minute ride. Many charming small towns in the area boast museums, art shops and cafes. Harrisburg boasts the most beautiful state capitol in the U.S. The Civil War Museum and Gettysburg are easy drives.