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About Lodging Attractions Recreation Restaurants Services Shopping Side Trips
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Listed on the National Register of Historic Towns, Brookville features a beautifully restored Victorian Main Street gaining the town recognition as a Pennsylvania Outstanding Community.
A 90-acre historic district offers self-guided walking tours and turn-of-the-century nostalgia. This is especially evident during the enchanting Victorian Christmas Celebration. The town assumes a Dickens-like atmosphere as sleigh bells ring and carolers sing while ladies and gents, in traditional dress, bustle from store front to store front.
As a gateway to Cook Forest and Clear Creek State Parks, Brookville is virtually surrounded by some of the loveliest laurel fields in the state, making a perfect setting for an annual Laurel Festival.
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Just off Rt. 36 on Rt. 949 in Sigel.
(814)752-2368
Peaceful tranquility is often found here. Scenically located in Jefferson county's Clear Creek Valley, the park encompasses 1,209 acres with another 10,000 acres of natural resources in the adjacent Kittanning State Forest. RV & tent camping and rustic cabins available. See also, recreation below.
Intersection of Rts. 36, 322 & 28, I-80 Exit 78.
(814)849-7344 (800)BUD-HOST
Near Cook Forest. Rooms & efficiencies. Lounge, dining room, banquets. AAA. AARP. Continental breakfast. Open
5 pm.
Hide-A-Way Cottages
Cook Forest
814-328-2219
Surrounded by Clear Creek State Park. Cabins
offer country charm, superb quality and
complete tranquility. Near Cook Forest and
the Clarion River. 11 Cottages available.
Holiday Inn Express
235 Allegheny Boulevard
Brookville, PA 15825
814-849-8381
68 newly renovated guest rooms, fitness
room, in room coffee makers, pets permitted,
free wireless high speed internet, deluxe
continental breakfast.
House at the End of the Road
518 Bauer Road
Summerville, Pennsylvania
15864
(814) 856-3480 (800) 905-6647
Email:
houseattheendoftheroad@alltel.net
Offering you a quiet setting away from
the hectic, always on-the-go pace of modern
society. Queen size bed, adjoining bathroom,
large country breakfast, afternoon tea upon
request, deck privacy, on a 25+ wooded
acres. Hike the grounds or participate in
activities on the 30' by 60' sports court
area. Such leisure activities as horseshoes,
bocce ball, croquet, and even an old
fashioned game called washer board. If
you've never played Pickle ball you're in
for a lot of fun! Fly-fishing for guests who
wish to try their skill (or luck) on the Red
Bank Creek is an easy walk. Please bring
your fishing gear and proper Pennsylvania
fishing license. Non-smoking facility.
Check-in 3:00pm, Check-out 11:00am
Ishman’s Wonderland B & B
314 Pinecrest Lane
Corsica, PA 15829
814-379-3340
11 Room 1850’s farm house on 67 secluded
acres with a pond. Located between Clarion
and Historic Brookville. 20 minutes to Cook
Forest. Plenty of room for walking.
Super 8
251 Allegheny Blvd.
Brookville, PA 15825
814-849-8840
High speed internet, spacious comfortable
rooms, cable TV, Air Conditioning,
complimentary “Super Start Plus” continental
breakfast, Pets with permission.
Click here to view all hotels in Brookville
available for online booking
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Coolspring, Rt. 36, 10 mi. S of I-80 Exit 78.
(814)849-6883
250+ internal combustion engines depicting 110 years of development. Annual shows. Running
exhibits. Visitors & tours welcome.
I-80 Exit 78, Rt. 28 N.
(814) 328-2536
Hundreds of vendors, Held the first weekend of the first Sunday of the month, May through October. Saturday set-up.
Antiques, crafts, food & more.
Main Street
(814)849-8448
Self-guided walking tour directs you through the 90-acre historic district.
Corner of Main & Pickering Streets.
Built in the Italianate style in 1869 at a cost of $86,413, the present structure is the second to be erected.
The Jefferson County History
Center
Operated by the Jefferson County Historical
Society, Inc.
172-176 Main Street
Brookville, PA 15825
814-849-0077
jchc@alltel.net
Located in the restored N. G. Edelblute
Building in Brookville's Historic District,
the Center offers research facilities,
exhibits, public programs, and publications
and gift items in the History Center Shop.
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Just off Rt. 36 on Rt. 949 in Sigel.
(814) 752-2368
Peaceful tranquility is often found at Clear Creek State Park. Scenically located in Jefferson county's Clear Creek Valley, the park encompasses 1,209 acres with another 10,000 acres of natural resources in the adjacent Kittanning State Forest.
Highlight of the park is the outstanding, self-guided Ox Shoe Trail which depicts logging practices of early years. Just minutes from Cook Forest State Park and Historic Victorian Brookville, the area is particularly noted for its abundance of wildlife, great hunting and fishing, and the breathtaking beauty of Mountain Laurel which peaks early to mid-June.
Off Main St. just outside the historic district.
(814)849-5030
Offering a picnic area, swimming, fly fishing and the Northfork Environmental Education Center.
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Intersection Rts. 36, 322 & 28.
(814)849-7344 (800)BUD-HOST
Rustic lodge atmosphere. Steak, prime rib, fresh seafood & lobster. Lodge & banquet facilities. Open 5 pm daily.
273 Allegheny Boulevard
Brookville, PA 15825
814-849-7357
This Family style restaurant features a
tremendous variety of delicious food and
great service! A daily buffet features
numerous hot and cold dishes along with a
salad and desert bar.
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175 Main Street, Brookville, PA 15825.
(814)849-8448
Fax 814-849-8455
Brookville Limousines
67A White Street
Brookville, PA 15825
814-849-0190
www.brookvilleclassiclimos.com
Historic Brookville.com
An on-line directory for Historic
Brookville
Reynoldsville Area Business
Association
P.O. Box 53
Reynoldsville, PA 15851
814-653-8707
The membership represents area businesses
interested in promoting the business
community. Community “spirit” and instilling
in cooperative atmosphere to enhance
relationships with surrounding communities.
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Main St. in Brookville.
(814)849-7800
Large selection- books, Bibles, cards, gifts, more! Precious Moments, Memories of Yesterday, and Cherished Teddies collectibles.
Rt. 36, Coolspring. 10 mi. S of Brookville, I-80 Exit 78.
(814)849-2521
Serving the community since 1904. Great deli sandwiches, Groceries, post office, penny candy, pot-bellied stove.
Monday - Friday :11am – 5pm; Sat. 11 am – 4 pm.
217 Main Street
Summerville, PA 15864
(814) 856-3133
csglass@comcast.net
Retail glass & supplies. Ready-made items. Classes. Specializing in custom-made pieces. Open 10-4:30, Sat 10-1, closed Wed.
Dan Smith's Candies
77 Barnett St.
Brookville.
(814) 849-8221
also 612 Main St., Clarion.
Kitchen fresh candies made with pure milk chocolate in many varieties. Famous holiday mints & sugar-free selection.
Farmer Smiths Gift Store & Garden Center
Rt. 28 & 322
Brookville, PA
814-849-8014
Gifts for all reasons and plants for all
seasons! From dolls, bears, Dept. 56 Villages,
steins and Fenton Glass to Breyer Horses and
more!
Lori’s Landing
864 Rt. 36 North of I-80
Brookville, Pa 15825
814-849-5702
We are more than flowers! Silk hanging baskets,
gift shop, flags, gazing balls, fountains, lawn
ornaments. Nice $1.00 flower selection. We
welcome special orders.
Miller's Precious Treasures
92 Pickering Street
Brookville, PA 15825
(814) 849-3669
Located just off Main St below the courthouse.
Brookville's best kept secret! Boasting 7 rooms
of shopping treasures. Open 7 days/week
year-round.
Open House Shop
1360 Rt. 36 North
Brookville, PA 15825
814-849-5655
814-541-1484
www.longaberger.com/robinmullen
New business offering an ever changing
selection of crafted, restored & new
merchandise including retired Longaberger,
collectibles, home furnishings, pottery,
baskets & country tables.
McManigle Rd.
814-849-9662
30-acre organic family farm. Seasonal
produce. 200+ herbs, flowers & vegetables.
Year-round workshops, garden weddings,
events & herbal spa. Gift shop Friday &
Saturday, 9-5, Mothers Day-Christmas, or by
appointment. Rt. 36, 3.5 miles N of I-80
Exit 78, ˝ mile W on McManigle Road.
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- Learn about early lumbering along the Ox Shoe Trail at Clear Creek State Park in Sigel.
15 minutes
- Amish country is just a short drive away in Smicksburg where the largest settlement in Western Pennsylvania resides.
45 minutes
- Cook Forest is home to National Geographic Traveler's Pennsylvania choice park and one of the finest preserved stands of virgin timber in the East.
20 minutes
- See where the elk roam free near St. Marys and the Benezette area. While there, shop for antiques, tour a brewery or visit one of the smallest historical chapels in the nation.
60 minutes
- Visit Punxsutawney Phil, the world-renowned weather prognosticator. 30 minutes
- Discover the splendor of downtown Clarion, the "Autumn Leaf Capital of the World", for great shopping and dining. 20 minutes
- Trek a Rail-to-Trail system just north in Brockway. Feeling adventurous? It extends 18 miles to Ridgway! 25 minutes
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