We’re never far from a unique getaway in Pennsylvania. Whether we want to fall asleep gazing at the stars from a treehouse or we prefer roughing it in an old-fashioned covered wagon, we can find something unique and fun. If you’ve never fallen asleep on the water, you’ll likely fall head over heels when you check into one of these floating cabins in Pennsylvania.

Escape to Raystown Lake for a one-of-kind getaway aboard a houseboat from Seven Points Marina in Hesston.
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If you prefer a day trip to an overnight getaway, the popular marina rents out both houseboats and pontoon boats.
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If you do not have a valid boater education certificate when you check in, you can obtain a temporary one through Seven Points Marina. You must watch an educational video, and the certificate will be good during your stay.
Seven Points Marina offers a variety of rentals - from those that sleep four to a spacious 10-person houseboat.
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Reservations generally open in February of the current year. Book your houseboat early to make sure you get one before reservations fill up.
All houseboats feature a variety of amenities, including air conditioning, heat, gas grills, and patio furniture. Each also boasts a slide that will take you straight into the cool water of Raystown Lake.
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Select houseboats also feature a hot tub.
Wrap yourself in luxurious comfort inside your houseboat, where you can kick back and relax after a long day on the water.
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Some of the houseboats are dog-friendly! You can bring your pup on your adventure if you specify during booking that you need a dog-friendly boat.
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Guests are welcome to keep their boats docked, although swimming and fishing are not permitted on docked boats.
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However, you'll probably also want to explore the expansive Raystown Lake. You can also choose where you stay on the water overnight.
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Soak up the sun on your houseboat's deck. Can you think of a better way to get into the water than gliding down the slide?
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Get more details and book your stay on one of the houseboats on the official website of Seven Points Marina. Or, stop by its Facebook page.
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Have you ever stayed at one of these floating cabins in Pennsylvania? Share your experience in the comments! If you prefer to fall asleep on land, you won’t find a more unique place to sleep than one of these Pennsylvania yurts.

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Natural Attractions in Pennsylvania

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What are the most incredible natural attractions in Pennsylvania?

The most incredible natural attractions in Pennsylvania include:

  • Blakeslee Natural Area. This 130-acre preserve has a lovely hemlock forest, magnificent waterfalls, and wonderful swimming holes.
  • Bilger’s Rocks. These rocks are over 320 million years old and are full of passages, arches, caves, and cliffs.
  • Erie Bluffs State Park. The stunning views from atop 90-foot bluffs are breathtaking as are the 540 acres of undeveloped nature.
  • Bushkill Falls. Walk on wooden boardwalks and feel the mist of the waterfalls. There’s a whole series of them and the largest is 100 feet tall.

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What are the best little-known natural wonders in Pennsylvania?

The best little-known natural wonders in Pennsylvania include:

  • White Cliffs of Conoy in Marietta. These cliffs of limestone and dolomite loom 60 feet above the lovely Susquehanna River.
  • Hammersley Wild Area in Austin. This is the most remote place in the state and has 30,000 acres of pristine wilderness.
  • Laurel Caverns in Farmington. This is the deepest cave in the state reaching 464 feet deep. Guided tours go about 150 feet in.
  • Seven Tubs Nature Area. This is a natural series of tubs with little waterfalls and gorgeous scenery, however, swimming is not permitted. 

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What are some bucket list natural attractions in Pennsylvania?

Bucket list natural attractions in Pennsylvania include:

  • Penn’s Cave. This is the only all-water cave in the nation with guided boat tours all through the subterranean waterways.
  • Rider Park. You’ll find 867 acres of absolutely lush green nature full of stunning hiking trails with astounding scenery.
  • Pine Creek Gorge. This is often called the Grand Canyon of Pennsylvania, however, rather than red rocks, it’s full of verdant forests.
  • Ricketts Glen State Park. This park has 21 waterfalls, a sandy beach, and it’s teeming with wildlife.

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Seven Points Marina, 5922 Seven Points Marina Drive, Hesston, PA 16647, USA