The best things to do in York

“At Honey Run Golf Club and Stinger's Pub you get a 6,797-yard, par 72 challenge with Honey Run Creek keeping you honest, then a friendly pub to relive your birdies. Hit the range this week, tweak the swing with lessons, enjoy the post-round victory lap.”

From the York newsletter, August 8, 2026

“Plush first-run cinema with 13 auditoriums, plus concessions, an arcade and an attached eatery.”

“Regents' Glen Country Club pairs an award-winning Arthur Hills layout along Codorus Creek and under century-old white oaks with a low-key vibe locals actually use, from pickleball and bocce tourneys to lazy pool days and casual eats at The Fairway Table.”

From the York newsletter, September 2, 2026

“Keystone Kidspace is where York kids burn off curiosity, not just energy, with hands-on science, art and maker fun across Curiosity Hall, The WonderBar, coding and culinary experiments and even skateboard tinkering.”

From the York newsletter, September 12, 2026

“Bring your crew for a low-stress, high-bragging-rights round at the 18-hole course with fanciful obstacles and legit putting lines, then reward every 'almost birdie' with a scoop of Beck's Ice Cream from the Ice Cream Shoppe.”

From the York newsletter, August 10, 2026

“Bridgewater Golf Club is a renovated par-35 track with a legit driving range, an indoor putting green, a simulator, and a well-stocked pro shop. Leagues, lesson packages, and junior memberships make it easy to sharpen your game right here in York without overhauling your weekend.”

From the York newsletter, September 7, 2026

“WellSpan Park is home base for the York Revolution and a surprisingly great spot to gather, from the polished 1741 Club and suites to breezy patios, with event catering and year-round rentals, so catch a game this week or start plotting that reunion while you’re already there.”

From the York newsletter, August 25, 2026

“Putter's Paradise / Snow Barn is the local go-to when you want a playful 18-hole, animal-themed mini golf round followed by treats that actually cool you off, think over 50 snowball flavors, hand-dipped ice cream, sundaes, milkshakes, even root beer floats.”

From the York newsletter, September 5, 2026

“Whether you're eyeing a championship 18-hole round, summer pool days, or racquet sports that count as cardio and gossip time, Out Door Country Club packs in family-friendly vibes, solid dining, lessons, and lively socials, plus refreshed spaces that also crush it for weddings and private events.”

From the York newsletter, September 10, 2026

“When you want polished hospitality close to home, Country Club of York delivers a refined clubhouse scene, an elegant ballroom for weddings or big family milestones, attentive service, and a golf fix when the fairways are calling.”

From the York newsletter, September 6, 2026

“Family-friendly venue featuring indoor trampolines for bouncing, dodgeball, basketball and other athletic activities.”

“Royal Manchester Golf Links is a public-friendly York County favorite with online tee times and a course that rewards smart play. Hit the practice facilities, take a lesson if you’re rusty, then celebrate at the Rose & Crown Pub with casual eats, cold drinks, and friendly vibes.”

From the York newsletter, August 15, 2026

“Grandview Golf Course is York County’s oldest public course, a traditional 18 with five Par 5s, eight Par 4s, and five Par 3s that keep the round fun. This week, finish at BrewVino for family-friendly bites and outdoor seating overlooking the greens.”

From the York newsletter, August 28, 2026

“Escape Games Live - York runs private, clue-crammed escape rooms with multiple immersive themes, a host who “locks” you in, and a 60-ish minute clock. Grab your best puzzle squad, skip awkward pairings with strangers, and turn a normal weeknight into a brag-worthy group victory.”

From the York newsletter, September 16, 2026

“Between the East and West courses, Briarwood Golf Club keeps public-course conditioning sharp and the vibes relaxed. A solid driving range and practice greens, lessons and clinics that actually help, plus the Briarpatch Sports Lounge for post-round debriefs... an easy York go-to when the golf itch hits.”

From the York newsletter, September 20, 2026