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Lackawanna County Convention & Visitors Bureau
The Lackawanna County Convention and Visitors Bureau is the designated tourism promotion agency for Lackawanna County. |
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The Lackawanna County Visitors Center
Located at 99 Glenmaura National Blvd. Moosic, PA 18507 this newly constructed visitors center was built to cater to any and all needs of area visitors. If there is something you need and can't find, look to us! |
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Local Parks
Searching for the perfect day trip or family setting? Lackawanna County offers some of the most beautiful parks in the country. |
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Lackawanna Coal Mine
Go down in history! Descend 300 ft. below ground to explore abandoned tunnels of rock and coal. |
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Electric City Trolley Museum
The Electric City Trolley Museum is a collaborative effort involving many partners. Together they have created a premier electric railway museum in Scranton, Pennsylvania. |
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PNC Field
Lackawanna County Stadium was completed in 1989, so it's a modern steel-and-concrete facility and has a lower and upper deck, offering spectators alternative viewing locations. |
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McDade Park
McDade Park, created in the 1970s from reclaimed coal mining terrain, is now Lackawanna County’s premier destination park with the addition in 2009 of the Boundless Playground. |
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Aylesworth Park
Nestled in the upper valley, Aylesworth Park was created as the result of a U.S. Army Corp of Engineers dam control project in 1970. |
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Merli-Sarnoski Park
Merli-Sarnoski Park, dedicated in 1978, is named after Lackawanna County Congressional Medal of Honor recipients Gino Merli and Joseph Sarnoski. |
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