Lancaster County, in southeastern Pennsylvania, is best known for its picturesque rolling farmlands and large Amish population. In fact, the Old Order Amish first settled here in the mid-1700s, making Lancaster County the oldest Amish community in America. Their simple way of life is evidenced by their horse-drawn buggies, plain dress, hard work, and tightly-knit religious community. Spending time in Amish Country is like stepping back to 19th century America. And your Lancaster County Bed and Breakfast innkeepers can show you the most interesting places to explore! But Lancaster also offers many 21st century activities to its millions of annual visitors, including an amazing array of shopping, numerous live theatres and concerts, many museums and historical sites, 29 covered bridges (the 2nd most of any county in the U.S.), old-time railroads, a rapidly growing arts community, numerous family amusement attractions, and a wonderful assortment of fine restaurants. The county also boasts one of the largest concentrations of B&Bs in the U.S., and you can be sure that staying at a Lancaster County Bed and Breakfast will make your visit extra special. So come and discover for yourself what makes Lancaster County the best non-big-city travel destination in North America... the beauty, charm, serenity, and spirit of Pennsylvania Dutch Country! And when planning your vacation, also consider that a Lancaster County Bed and Breakfast can be a convenient hub for visits to Gettysburg, Hershey, Valley Forge, Philadelphia, and Baltimore... each just 30 to 90 minutes away. So come see us soon!