Feel As Though You’ve Journeyed Down Under At The Australian Walkabout Inn In Pennsylvania

Do you ever wish you could just travel the world, free to go wherever you want regardless of the cost? Where would you go first? One destination that seems to demand the attention of travelers is Australia — halfway around the world, home of the Sydney Opera House, Ayer's Rock, and the Great Barrier Reef. While we might not be able to head to down under any time soon, we can check into the Australian Walkabout Inn in Pennsylvania for a taste of Australia.

Tucked in the heart of Lancaster's Amish Country, the Australian Walkabout Inn will whisk you thousands of miles away. At least, that's likely how you'll feel when you stroll through the...

...front door of the bright and airy inn, which provides all of the amenities of home and then some. You might even run into one of those...

...furry and friendly (and stuffed) kangaroos in your room. Each room has an Australian theme — the Adelaide Hills Suite and the Outback Cottage, for example.

Check into your sun-soaked hideaway, which features two rooms and is bursting with amenities. Slip on your robe, curl up by the fireplace, and stay connected (or not) with the outside world via WiFi.

Can't find what you want in your suite? The enchanting inn also features a microwave, coffee and tea, and freshly-made cookies. You can also book an appointment with a massage therapist.

Start your morning in the cozy dining area with a homecooked breakfast.

Breakfast may feature such delicious dishes as strawberry bread, sour cream pancakes, and French toast.

Relax on the front porch before you start your day of exploration or when you return in the evening. Nearby attractions include Old Windmill Farm.

Browse more photos and make reservations on the official website of Australian Walkabout Inn Bed and Breakfast. Or, go here for Facebook.

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