word's cant describe how beautiful the property is very well kept by a very nice lady there are amish selling fresh produce across the road on the weekend homemade root beer ,fresh berry's and pies! i have gone to beaver creek since i was a child and now i bring my son we love this place and it is one of a kind!

This place is amazing. When you pull onto Little Beaver Road, you see a very nice view of a property with a swimming pond, wide open space, and nice looking cabins. You pull down the drive-way, and pull into another small drive-way in the back of the owner's house on property to get the key to your cabin. When you pull out of the drive-way in back of the house, you continue down a longer drive-way that leads down to the pond and the cabins. There are 10 cabins on the property (6 down the bottom by the pond and 4 up on the hill). Down by the pond there are 4 single cabins and one double cabin. The double cabin has two cabins attached to each other that are suitable for 1-3 people. Cabins 1, 2, the double cabins 3 and 4, and cabins 5 and 6 are down the hill. When you pull down the driveway, their is one little path that brings you by the pond, over a covered bridge, and right to cabins 5 and 6. Or you can go straight by the pond and go to cabins 1-4 or go up the hill to cabins 7-10. Right next to cabins 1 and 2 there is a little laundry room for vacationers to do their laundry. There is also another laundry room next to the pond.When you walk out of these cabins there is a wide open area for people to sit out and for kids to run around and play. In the open area by the cabins down the hill, there is a nice pavilion for vacationers to have a nightly fire and/or sit out their and relax. RIght by the pavilion is a little creek that runs through the property which has little bridges for you to walk over to get to the pond. One side of the pond is for swimming, while the other side is for fishing. When you come down the driveway you pull right past cabins 1 and 2 and continue up a hill that goes around a little curve that brings you up to cabins 7-10. When you walk out of these cabins, there is a big goat pen that has a few goats in it. From the top cabins you have a great view of the pond and the cabins down the hill, not to mention the Strasburg Railroad in the distance. On Wednesday nights over the summer, there is a cook out for all the cabin-goers to eat at and interact with other cabin-goers. After the cookout the owner makes homemade ice cream and that is followed by the nightly fire.The summer nights can get pretty hot, so the cabins are all equipped with air conditioners, plus the people stay at the cabins can cool off in the pond. Another plus is that vactioners of the cabins are allowed to bring some of their pets. not every kind of pet, but cats and dogs are welcome. We don't bring our pets, but they are welcome, as long as you clean up after them, and as long as they are not disruptive/destructive. By staying at the cabins everything is extremely convenient. You have multiple places right there to eat. Withing 5-10 minutes of the cabins, there is the Red Caboose Restaurant where you eat in train cars converted into dining cars, Hershey Farms Restaurant, Good and Plenty, Plain and Fancy, Bird-in-Hand, The Iron Horse Inn Resaurant, Isaac's Deli, The Family Cupboard and many many more. Plus there are the Rockvale Outlets and the Tanger Factory Outlest which each have many stores. For the kids there is the Dutch Wonderland Amusement Park and a few Mini Golf Courses. Plus Hershey is only about 40-45 minutes away from the cabins. The owners of the cabins are husband and wife and they are extremely friendly people. Thw wife inherited the cabins from her mother who owned them previously. so they are family run cabins. They are down at the fire every night and interact with all the guests. My family has been going down since my brother was only a few months old and he is 23 now. I am 17 and have been going down since I was 6-months old. The week we go has the same people going back every year, so that is a plus for us. When sitting out at the cabins, you hear the clip-clopping of Amish buggies going by, and somedays during the week Amish kids will come down for a swim in the pond. They usually come down on Sundays after church. Also right by the pond and all around the rest of the property, there is a beautiful corn field that the Amish plant their corn in. When down in the Strasburg area, you feel relaxed and completely at ease. Everything is so simple and the people are so friendly. It is very cool to see the Amish way of life. Beaver Creek is such a beautiful place to stay and the surrounding area is so beautiful. These characteristics are what keep us and all the other families that go down are week, coming back year after year.

This property is very pretty. The cabin was plenty large and very clean. The furnishings and decorations are old (and not in a charming kind of way), but clean and functional. It was a great place to stay with our son, he loved running around the property, playing near the stream that runs through it, and looking at the cows and goats nearby. It's quiet and has the convenience of a kitchen. The Strasburg Railroad is only a minute or two away and the gentle sound of clippity-clop can be heard as all the Amish buggies go up and down the road.

For those who like a quiet, simple and scenic accomodation in a farming community, this is it. Four cabins (really bungalows) sit on top of a hill overlooking the historic Strasburg Railway just a couple of miles in the distance. Five more cabins sit at the foot of the hill besides a pond. The pond has swimming facilities, great for the kids. A barbecue pavillion sits astride from these cabins.
On the local road bordereing one side of the property you often hear and see the Amish buggies clopping by.

The cabins have heat and air conditioning, a full kitchen-dining room with a pull-out sofa, and two bedrooms. They sleep seven..

My wife and I have been going to Beaver Creek Farm Cabins on Memorial Day weekends for 34 years, together with our children and grandchildren. We rent cabins on the hill. Without television and in-line telephones we can focus entirely on enjoying the natural scenic setting, eating together, playing games, doing crafts, reading, and having a cook-out and talent night on Sunday evenings.

Some of us take time to visit the large outlet center nearby and ride the historic railroad to “Paradise.”