Mill Creek Homestead & B&B in Bird in Hand, PA
Come to our beautiful Lancaster County setting where you can hear
the clippety-clop of horse-drawn Amish buggies and experience the sights
and sounds of their unique culture ...while you enjoy the freshness of
well-kept farmlands.
One of the
oldest homes in Bird-In-Hand, the Mill Creek Homestead is an eighteenth-century
field stone farmhouse located in the Pennsylvania Dutch Country in Lancaster County. This was
once home to the owner of a saw mill along Mill Creek. Much of the same
life-style can still be experienced today due to the Amish influence. Retaining
its old world charm, the home has been renovated to provide all the comforts of
the modern world. Guests enjoy warm hospitality and solitude. This large
eleven-room home offers four tastefully decorated guest rooms with private
baths. The grounds are accented by towering pine
trees that limit a distant view, but you may see our Amish neighbors working in
their tobacco or corn fields or hanging tobacco in the barn to dry, depending
on the time of year. Enjoy rocking on the porch and listening to the
dippity-dop of the horse and buggies going by. The area abounds with historic
sites, museums, theatres, quaint shoppes, quilt and antiques shops, outlet
shopping, amusement parks, golfing, fishing, biking, farmers and roadside
markets. It is also near Hershey, Gettysburg, Longwood Gardens, Harrisburg, and Philadelphia.
The new Innkeepers are Bob & Lori Kepiro.
These recipes you will find in the cookbook and are used by permission of Vicki Alfone:
The new Innkeepers are Bob & Lori Kepiro.
These recipes you will find in the cookbook and are used by permission of Vicki Alfone:
Chocolate Chip Scones, Orange Cinnamon Swirl Coffee Cake, Grandma Golden’s Congo
Squares,
Cocoa Pancakes w/Caramel Banana
This BnB (along with delicious recipes and wonderful stories) is featured in Sunrise Sunset Across America, Bed & Breakfast cookbook. Purchase it by clicking on the link in the upper sidebar. Click on the review to read more about it.
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