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No admission feePlay slots, blackjack, roulette and poker at a Poconos-area casino that still runs harness racing on its original track.
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A northeastern Pennsylvania state park centered on a horseshoe-shaped lake popular for boating and fishing.
565 Mount Olivet Road, Wyoming, PA 18644-9333 · Wyoming, PA
Frances Slocum State Park covers about 1,035 acres in Luzerne County in northeastern Pennsylvania. Its central feature is a roughly 165-acre lake shaped like a horseshoe, which draws anglers and boaters and supports many kinds of birds, fish, and other wildlife. Visitors can follow a network of hiking and mountain biking trails, or spend time at the large day use area for picnicking and exploring the surrounding forest. The park also runs programs from March through November, and its Patrick J. Solano Environmental Education Center near the lake presents exhibits on indigenous people and the park's ecology.
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Play slots, blackjack, roulette and poker at a Poconos-area casino that still runs harness racing on its original track.
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The official tourism office for Luzerne County, PA, offering visitor guides from a restored 1868 rail station.
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Walk a working railroad roundhouse full of steam locomotives in downtown Scranton, then ride a short train through the old rail yard.
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A 150-acre northeastern Pennsylvania park centered on a deep glacial pothole formed thousands of years ago.
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