Most of us have a bucket list so we can keep track of all of the amazing things we want to do and experience right here in PA. Do you have one for summer? If not, you might want to start one. These eight hidden Pennsylvania spots, for example, offer the perfect ways to spend a leisurely summer day - whether you want to meander down a lazy river or you're up for a thrilling coaster ride.

1. Coal Tubin’ – Johnstown

Sometimes time on the water is just what we need, especially on the hottest days of the summer. Dip your feet in the cool water as you float down the river with Coal Tubin' in Johnstown. If you prefer an adventure that's sure to get your heart pounding, try whitewater tubing or whitewater rafting. Learn more on the official website of Coal Tubin'.

2. Cherry Springs State Park – Coudersport

Carve out at least one night for a bit of stargazing at Cherry Springs State Park. While we can stargaze anywhere in Pennsylvania, this cozy state park boasts the darkest skies on the Eastern Seaboard. Novice astronomers will find a spot to hang out for the evening while professionals can stay overnight for a full night of stargazing. Find more information on the official website of Cherry Springs State Park.

3. Appalachian Mountain Coaster – Tannersville

Did you know Pennsylvania's home to just one mountain coaster? Yep, and you'll find it at Camelback Mountain Resort. Soar on the mountain coaster then check out all of the other activities - ziplining and an outdoor waterpark, for example - the resort offers. It's the perfect day destination or weekend getaway in the Poconos. Head over to the official website of Camelback Mountain for a full menu of activities.

4. Laurel Hill State Park – Somerset

Most people don't think of beaches when they hear Pennsylvania, but we've got some beauties, including the beach at Laurel Hill State Park. The sandy beach leads into the clear, cool water of Laurel Hill Lake. You'll find everything you need for a leisurely beach day - from a concession stand to restrooms. The park also features an ADA-accessible ramp that leads right into the water. Here's the official website of Laurel Hill State Park.

5. Jerry's Curb Service – Beaver Falls

Dining out is perfect during the summertime. After all, who wants to stand in front of a hot stove and cook, especially on a sweltering day? Pull your car up to a free space at Jerry's Curb Service for a delicious meal and an old-school dining experience. The classic drive-in restaurant serves everything you'd expect, including burgers, Philly cheesesteaks, and onion rings. Find days, hours, and more information on the Facebook page of Jerry's Curb Service.

6. Becky’s Drive-In – Walnutport

Embark on one of summer's most treasured traditions - go to the drive-in, where you can catch a double feature and dig into delicious goodies from the snack bar. Pull your car into a free spot at Becky's Drive-In, where you can kick back and relax before it gets dark. You'll probably make a few visits to the snack bar too, where you'll find hot foods, candy, and drinks.

Check out showtimes on the official website of Becky's Drive-In.

7. Meadow Run Natural Waterslides – Ohiopyle

If you've never zipped down a natural waterslide, you're in for a real treat. The natural waterslides at Ohiopyle State Park boast rocks that date back millions of years, so you might get a few bumps and bruises along the way. However, the waterslides beckon adventurers, promising a thrilling (and free) way to cool down all summer long. Stop by the official website of Ohiopyle State Park for a full menu of activities.

What are your favorite hidden Pennsylvania spots that make for the perfect summer destination? Let us know in the comments! Ready for a refreshing day in the water? This secluded lake in Pennsylvania just might become your new favorite swimming spot.