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AND, for the guests who have stayed with us in the past...we encourage you to share your thoughts and experiences of your visit to Crampton Manor.  All of you have left so many wonderful comments in the guestbook at our B&B...but it would be great to share those same fantastic comments with our Internet visitors.

 Linda and Mike

 

McConnellsburg, Pennsylvania is located:

30 miles northwest of Hagerstown

2 hours from Baltimore/Washington

1 hour west of Gettysburg

20 minutes east of Breezewood

 

FROM WASHINGTON/BALTIMORE

I-70 North toward Hagerstown. Exit at I-81 North  toward Harrisburg. Exit at Pennsylvania Exit No. 5, Greencastle. Go West on Route 16 through Greencastle and Mercersburg to Cove Gap. Continue on Route 16 over mountain into McConnellsburg. Follow Route 16 to Route 522  and turn right. Continue 5 miles. Turn left on E. Dutch Corner Road – Follow 1 mile. Turn right onto Country Lane ~ after row of mailboxes

 

FROM PA. TURNPIKE

Exit at Fort Littleton, Exit 180, and take Route 522 South toward McConnellsburg. Turn right on E. Dutch Corner Road – Follow 1 mile. Turn right onto Country Lane ~ after row of mailboxes

 

FROM PA. ROUTE 30

Exit at Route 522 North toward PA Turnpike.  Left on E. Dutch Corner Road – Follow 1 mile. Turn right onto Country Lane.

 

FROM I-68

Take I-70 North toward Breezewood and exit at Route 522/Warfordsburg. Follow Route 522 North to McConnellsburg.  Follow Rt. 522 to on

E. Dutch Corner Road – Follow 1 mile. Turn right onto Country Lane.

 

Washington, DC – Philadelphia – Baltimore – Pittsburgh.  Minutes from world-class skiing, golfing and the historic birthplace of President James Buchanan.

 

Close to Interstate 70 and 81 and 4 miles south of the PA turnpike – Exit 180 – Fort Littleton - Rt. 522 – McConnellsburg

All seasons, Crampton Manor provides a serene, relaxing atmosphere in the mountains of Pennsylvania

Fall Foliage is at it's peak the first and second weekends of October

Winter provides snow activities nearby and we are always open with the "old country lane" plowed,  "the wood stove burning" and ready to welcome you

Spring awakens us all from the cold winter months and we welcome the geese at the pond and the flowers poking up through the soil and leaves sprouting from the trees of the forest

Summer is warm with forest cool breezes and air conditioning offered, if needed in all of our facilities