Renta de alojamientos vacacionales para familias con niños en Armstrong County

Quiet wilderness guest home

Only the number of REGISTERED GUESTS may visit or stay in the home. Eight miles from the Indiana University of Pennsylvania, half an hour from Amish country, and a 60-minute drive from Pittsburgh, our home offers a peaceful retreat. PLEASE NOTE: the house is accessed via a rough country driveway. We drive all kinds of vehicles up the hill, but we do not advise bringing your Lamborghini To be clear, this home is regularly used for our family fellowship and is not appropriate for parties.

House on the river in quaint town of Kittanning

Come relax and rejuvenate at this charming home located in the city of Kittanning with a view of the Allegheny river in the back yard patio located behind the garage. Located only 35 miles from downtown Pittsburgh. For cyclists and hikers, near the the Armstrong Trail (38 mile biking/ hiking trail), only 5 minute drive to the popular hiking destination of Buttermilk Falls. There is a boat ramp a mile down the road. Community Park, shopping and restaurants within walking distance of home.

River House

Welcome to the River House! A unique rental located in a quiet town along the Allegheny River 35 miles north of Pittsburgh. This second story unit has modern amenities nestled in a Victorian House built in 1862. Located directly across from Kittanning Riverfront Park & Amphitheater. Close proximity to Rails to Trails, Buttermilk Falls, boat launch, trout streams, and many other outdoor activities. Come relax on your private balcony, on the deck over-looking the river, or on the dock.

Delightful 32ft Winnebago with two beds in country

Short on time?  Don't feel like spending half of your free time setting up camp? 32 foot Winnebago already set up and leveled so you can go straight to exploring the area. Come enjoy camping, hiking, boating, fishing, swimming and much more at this site nestled amongst game lands #287 and the Allegheny river. 2000 acres of game land to explore, half mile from the Erie to Pittsburgh bike trails. Stay for hunting season or launch your boat onto the Allegheny river.

Tooth and Trail Loft 2

Enjoy this newly renovated cozy retreat in the borough of Kittanning! This 1 bedroom / 1 bathroom apartment loft is located 41 miles from Pittsburgh. The loft is above a dental office and across from the Armstrong Trail hence the name “Tooth and Trail.” It’s within walking distance to downtown Kittanning to restaurants, bars, shops and the Allegheny River. The loft is a non-smoking and pet-free environment.

The Propless Retreat - Peaceful Riverfront Getaway

Riverfront 2 Bedroom/1 Bath cottage. Large deck and a fire pit below and large front lawn. Steps from kayaking, swimming, and fishing. 1.5 miles to the Allegheny River Trail (Rails to Trails) Trailhead, Mineral Springs Park, grocery store, public boat launch, Emlenton Brew Haus, Little It Deli, & Otto's Tavern. 2.5 mi to Foxburg Pizza, Foxburg Winery, Allegheny Grille, Divani Chocolate, Foxburg Country Club

Bear Run Camp

Come stay in our beautiful forest cabin nestled among the hemlocks of Western Pennsylvania. Our cabin combines modern amenities with a cozy, rustic atmosphere and a breathtaking view. Enjoy your morning coffee overlooking the Redbank Valley, take a hike on the PA 2014 Trail of the Year, or relax by the fire surrounded by over 600 acres of private forests and trails.

Getaway On the River and Bike Adventure

Clean and comfortable home on the Kiskiminetas River. Walk, bike or drive to restaurants and shops in Leechburg. Bike on the Leechburg Tow Path Trail which connects to downtown Leechburg and hundreds of miles of rails to trails in Armstrong County. Float, kayak and fish on the river all within a 40 minute drive to downtown Pittsburgh.

Curry Run Cabin

This country cottage is tucked away in a beautiful setting to help you relax. It has a view of a half-acre pond for those who enjoy nature at its best. If you are traveling for work, you have access to a workspace at the cabin where your only distraction might be the waterfowl coming and going from the water.