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Turkey Hill Experience

Basic Information
Address: 301 Linden St, Columbia, PA 17512
Phone Number: 717-684-0134
Email: groupsales@turkeyhill.com
Additional Information
Days and Hours: Please visit our website for updated hours.
Description:
The Turkey Hill Experience located in Lancaster County, PA, features interactive exhibits allowing you to learn about dairy culture, the story of Turkey Hill Dairy and how the company's ice cream and iced tea flavors are selected and created. You will truly experience what it's like to be a Turkey Hill Dairy ice cream maker for a day, including the opportunity to create your own virtual ice cream flavor. In addition, you can sit in our vintage milk truck, milk our mechanical cows, star in your very own Turkey Hill commercial and enjoy plenty of free samples of iced tea and ice cream!
Bring your virtual ice cream creation to life in the Turkey Hill Taste Lab: a hands-on, educational experience allowing you to develop and taste the flavor you created. Seating is limited in the Taste Lab, reservations are required and a nominal additional fee applies.
The Turkey Hill Experience is group friendly and offers special pricing for groups. We also offer birthday party packages and customized after hours events. For additional information on group sales, birthday parties or after hours events, please contact us at groupsales@turkeyhill.com or visit our website.
Grade Levels:
Pre-K
K-5
6-8
9-12
Pre-K
K-5
6-8
9-12
Disabled Access:
ADA Compliant
Program Type:
We recommend a 3 hour visit which would include the Turkey Hill Experience, time to eat your bag lunch and a 45 minute ice cream 101 in our Taste Lab.
Admission/Tickets: yes
Registration: yes
Food: no food service available
Length of Visit: 3 hours
Student/Staff Ratio: no requirements
Max. Group Number: none
Group Requirements: 12 or more
Gift Shop/Factory Outlet: yes
Reservations Needed: yes
Directions:
Driving Directions
From Philadelphia
- I76 West
- Take exit 328A on the left to merge onto 202 South toward West Chester
- Take exit onto 30 West toward Downingtown/Coatesville
- Remain on 30 West for approx. 53 miles
- Take the exit toward Rt. 441/Columbia/Marietta
- Turn left onto 441 South/North 3rd Street
- Turn left at Linden Street
- The Turkey Hill Experience will be on the left-hand side, 301 Linden Street
From Baltimore
- 83 North, crossing into PA
- Take exit 19
- Merge onto N. Hills Road
- Turn right at 30 East
- Take exit toward Rt. 441/Columbia/Marietta
- Turn right at Linden Street
- The Turkey Hill Experience will be on the right-hand side, 301 Linden Street
From Pittsburgh
- 376 East toward Monroeville
- Take exit 85 for I 76
- Keep right at fork and merge onto 76 East
- Continue onto 70 East for 86 miles
- Continue onto 76 East for 80 miles
- Take exit 242 to merge onto 83 South
- Take exit 21 to merge onto 30 East/Arsenal Road
- Take exit toward Rt. 441/Columbia/Marietta
- Turn right at Linden Street
- The Turkey Hill Experience will be on the right-hand side, 301 Linden Street
From New York
- 78 West
- Take exit 54A to merge onto 222 South
- Merge onto 222 South via ramp to Kutztown/Reading
- Merge onto 222 South via ramp toward Lancaster
- Take exit onto 222 South toward Lancaster/Lebanon
- Continue onto 222 South
- Continue onto 30 West
- Take the exit toward Rt. 441/Columbia/Marietta
- Turn left onto 441 South/North 3rd Street
- Turn left at Linden Street
- The Turkey Hill Experience will be on the left-hand side, 301 Linden Street
Nearby Attractions: National Watch and Clock Museum
Amish Attractions
Hershey Park
Tags: Family Fun, Educational, Class Field Trip, Camp Outing