
Once Upon an Inn: Historic Hotels & Inns
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Just 9 miles west of Gettysburg, experience the local tastes of South-Central Pennsylvania.
Yes, we offer free onsite parking.
Yes, we can accommodate special diets.
Yes. We serve hot breakfast daily, with continental breakfast baskets on Sundays.
Rooms feature air conditioning, antique furnishings, fireplaces, hair dryers, and jetted tubs in some rooms.
Yes, our onsite restaurant serves family-style dinners in a historic barn on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sunday afternoons.
Here are a few favorite local spots near the inn: • Enjoy family-style dining in our historic barn • Check out Adams County Winery, the 5th oldest operating winery in Pennsylvania • Try a freshly scooped ice cream cone at Mr. G’s Ice Cream
No, pets are not allowed.
Yes, families are welcome.
We have 7 guest rooms and private cottages.
For over 45 years it has been a great honor for Hickory Bridge Farm to be recognized as a very special establishment. Guests enjoy delicious meals in a historic barn with old-fashioned hospitality and family recipes.
Accessibility is limited.
Yes, weddings and private events are welcome.
Guests often ask about nearby attractions. Here are some highlights: • Visit Gettysburg National Park for tours, movies, and museums • Explore nearby Liberty Mountain Resort for winter activities • The Appalachian Trail is just 10 minutes away at Caledonia State Park Insider Tips: • Enjoy safe and scenic country bicycling around the farm • Visit the Hickory Bridge Farm Museum & Country Store for antique farm equipment • Stop by Gettysburg College, just nine miles away • Hunt for treasures at New Oxford’s antique shops
Approx. 60 miles from Harrisburg International Airport (MDT) and 90 miles from Baltimore, MD. It’s about 230 miles (4 hours) from New York City and 110 miles (2 hours) from Washington, D.C.
"Absolutely loved our stay in the cottage."
— Shanyn Murphy
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