The best things to do in Adams County

Just over the line in Oxford, Wyncote Golf Club (Golf Shop) delivers a true links-style test with firm conditions and strategic design, then a relaxed, elevated dining scene with course views. Book public tee times or plan a group outing when you need a midweek reset.

From the Rising Sun newsletter, October 25, 2026

When cabin fever hits, Timber Wolfe Lanes is the easy local fix with leagues to keep you rolling, birthday plans sorted, and a newly renovated, state-of-the-art pro shop that keeps your gear dialed so those pins regret meeting you.

From the Rising Sun newsletter, October 20, 2026

Flatbush Golf Course gives Littlestown golfers a legit local test, with a Par 71 layout that stretches nearly 6,700 yards through rolling farmland. Front nine plays longer and friendlier, back nine tightens up, and the full practice setup plus pro shop and restaurant make it easy to linger.

From the Littlestown newsletter, October 12, 2026

Thunderbolt Stadium is the go-to for games under the lights, drumline echoes, and that wave of hometown pride that sneaks up right before kickoff. If you want a quick hit of community spirit and a reason to lose your voice, this is home base.

From the Littlestown newsletter, October 5, 2026

The historic Majestic Theater brings retro charm and a fun mix of programming to town, from Halloween Classics (Dracula, The Shining) and a Studio Ghibli screening of My Neighbor Totoro to live concerts with the Sunderman Conservatory and community events like The PEOPLE Project 2026... cozy, old-school vibes included.

From the Gettysburg newsletter, October 29, 2026

R/C Gateway Theater 8 keeps film nights in town easy with wall-to-wall screens and sound that actually rattles the popcorn. New releases plus special screenings, Met Opera and Fathom events, even 3D on select titles, make it a solid go-to when you need a midweek escape.

From the Gettysburg newsletter, October 22, 2026

Whether you're grinding on your short game or just escaping the weather with friends, Bogey Boys lets you play courses from around the world on simulators, toss darts, shoot pool, and actually relax. It’s BYOB, they encourage grabbing Clementina’s next door, and coffee and water are on the house.

From the Gettysburg newsletter, October 16, 2026

Quail Valley Golf Course pairs 18 holes with distinctly different nines, fast greens, and five sets of tees, so everyone from new golfers to short-game snipers has fun. Warm up on the driving range, join a league, then celebrate at The Loft Bar & Grill with those hard-won pars.

From the Littlestown newsletter, September 22, 2026

Whether you're sneaking in nine after work or chasing a full 18, Manor Golf Club keeps it low-key with classic Alexander Findlay design, a driving range to iron things out, and leagues plus junior programs that actually welcome real-life swings. Bonus, it's a 10-time Best of Berks winner.

From the Berks County newsletter, October 19, 2026

Highlands of Donegal threads 18 holes through rolling Pennsylvania countryside, with each hole feeling like its own little world. Multiple tee options keep it fair for every swing, so grab a buddy and book a tee time this week for a scenic, confidence-boosting walk.

From the Lancaster County newsletter, October 24, 2026

Chapel Hill Golf Course is a family-run, par-70, 6,056-yard track threaded through trees and plenty of water, built to make you use every club and smile anyway. If your irons need some truth-telling this week, locals love the leagues and that hidden-gem feel.

From the Berks County newsletter, October 26, 2026