Cozy Creek Family Campground

Within five to ten minutes' drive are two golf resorts, Shadowbrook and StoneHedge; antique and gift shops, and the films, family vibe and workshops of the independent Dietrich Theatre, which also runs music nights and historic walking tours of Tunkhannock. Outside town within about 30 minutes is the local landmark of the Tunkhannock Viaduct, the world's longest concrete railroad bridge at 2,375 feet. Within the same distance is the Lackawanna Coal Mine museum, telling the tale of the local mining industry via an hour-long subterranean tour. The Houdini Museum tour and magic show is 45 minutes away, as are the Electric City Trolley Museum, in Scranton next to the Steamtown National Historic Site; concerts at Mohegan Sun Arena at Casey Plaza and The Pavilion, and skiing at the snowy resort of Montage Mountain. Or take to the road for sightseeing instead: Route 6 has been acclaimed as one of the most scenic drives in the country, passing the Susquehanna River and the Endless Mountains on its run past Tunkhannock to Sullivan County.