Accomac Inn

Located in a historic building on the shores of the Susquehanna River, The Accomac features award winning fine dining in a cozy atmosphere. Also check out their pub for a more casual lunch experience. The Accomac promotes Farm to Fork Fresh and uses many local ingrediants in their dishes including vegitables grown in their own garden. Catering services are also available.

6330 South River Drive
York, PA 17406

Blue Rock Heritage Center & Access

Home of the Washintgon Boro Society for Susquehanna River Heritage, this facility and access area are located just south of the village of Washington Boro in Manor Township. The site includes a restored 1832 Whitmer Grist Mill and provides river access for canoes and kayaks to explore the Conejohela Flats. The water access point is part of the 53-mile Susquehanna Water Trail - Lower section, which is managed by the Susquehanna Gateway Heritage Area and designated as National Recreation Trail.

P.O. Box 6
Washington Boro, PA 17582

Bridge Burning Diorama

The Burning of the Bridge Diorama, located in Wrightsville and a block from the river, tells the story of the night the Wrightsville bridge was set ablaze in an attempt to block the Confederate soldiers from moving eastward to Lancaster County. Because they were unable to cross the river, the South’s attention turned toward the town of Gettysburg and, thus, altered the Civil War’s outcome. The diorama is managed by Historic Wrightsville.

124 Hellam Street
Wrightsville, PA 17368

Chickies Rock County Park

Get back to nature at this 422-acre natural wonder, rich in history and intriguing geological formations. "Named for Native American word, ""Chiquesalunga,"" meaning ""place of the crayfish,"" Chickies Rock features hiking trails and a breathtaking view off a quartzite rock cliff that towers 200 feet above the Susquehanna River. Remnants of iron furnaces and rolling mills, a canal and a local trolley line are still visible throughout the park. The park also features day-use areas, a group pavilion, and convenient access to Chiques and Donegal creeks. The park is part of the Lancaster County Park System and also includes a boat-launch point, #14 Marietta Access, on the Susquehanna River Water Trail Map.

Marietta, PA

Chiques Rock Outfitters

Based conveniently of the Susquehanna River in Lancaster County, Columbia Pennsylvania, Chiques Rock Outfitters offers a safe, pleasant outdoor experience that novice and expert paddlers alike will enjoy. 

Chiques Outfitters also have other various services such as guided and non-guided trips, tubing, catering and camping. The catering rates vary due to the amount of people or the fare requested.

Walnut Street
Columbia, PA 17512

Civil War Bridge Piers

Remnants of piers from the bridge connected York and Lancaster Counties just north of the current Route 462 Bridge. In its time, the bridge could accommodate vehicles, foot traffic and railroad traffic. On June 28, 1863, Confederate soldiers were advancing toward York and the residents of the town burned the bridge, preventing the Confederates' crossing of the River. This was a strategic act of major importance in the Civil War.

North Front Street
Wrightsville, PA 17368