Aunt Susie's Country Vacations

Dreaming of the day you get to kick back and relax at Raystown Lake Area this summer? Perhaps enjoy the warm bon fire glow in the evenings? Well, you're not alone! Less than 15% of properties are still available this July, so it's time to assemble your vacay crew and get planning before gems like these one are all booked up. Call us at (888) 232-5253 or visit auntsusies.com

Dirt Fest now known as Bike Fest is coming up quickly. Make sure you reserve your place to stay close by at Aunt Susies Vacation Rentals so you can rest before and after the big weekend! Call us now to reserve (888) 232-5253 https://www.raystown.org/events-ove/raystown-bike-fest-2021

Looking to get away this month? The Grand Old Lady has availability at 20% discontinued rate to accomadate your relaxation needs. It is close to the lake, hiking trails, local shops and attractions. Call us now to make your reservation (888) 232-5253 www.auntsusies.com

SPONSORSHIP SPOTLIGHT We are going to start a sponsorship spotlight and showcase our sponsors for 2021. First up, we have Aunt Susie's Country Vaca...tions! They are located in the Raystown Lake Region and have a very, very, nice selection of rental homes and cabins. Below is information to get in contact with them and be sure to check out the pictures of their homes, their Facebook page and their website. When we say amazing, that’s exactly what we mean. Thank you to Aunt Susies for joining the team for 2021! See more

Huntingdon Nestled in the Pennsylvania woodlands, Huntingdon is a popular stop on the way to nearby Raystown Lake in the summer months. But for those without a boat, there is plenty to see, do, and learn in this town of about 7,000 residents. Topping the Huntingdon must see list is the Isett Heritage Museum. Plan to spend an entire day at this eclectic collection of 40,000 plus items of Americana gathered by Melvin and Beulah Isett and housed in four buildings. The displays... preserve everyday living, from a 1950s ice cream parlor to the new technology of the 1980s. Huntingdon’s Swigart Museum is considered the oldest automobile museum in the U.S. and is host to a 104-piece collection of vehicles ranging from a 1911 Sears Roadster Model K to an authentic 1960 Volkswagen Herbie the Love Bug Beetle; number 9 of an estimated 50. Just outside of town, Lincoln Caverns has been open to guests for over 90 years. The caves were discovered when a piece of heavy equipment disappeared into the mountainside during the construction of Route 22. https://www.travelmag.com//towns-small-cities-pennsylvan/

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Amazing News! The Crown Jewel Vista has become available for Christmas Contact us to make your Christmas Reservation (888) 232-5253 www.auntsusies.com

Grand Old Lady feels like home with a little bit of magic

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