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Dushore, Pennsylvania 18614
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232 S. German Street
Dushore, PA 18614
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Area Attractions
Dushore:
- Dushore Fireman and Dairy Parade Weekend
- Dushore Founders Day and Outhouse races
- Fourth of July/Immaculate Heart of Mary Parish - St Basil's Picnic Weekend
Sullivan County
- Sullivan County's Chamber of Commerce sponsors Taste Full and the Fall Festival events each year.
- Sullivan County Fair held week before Labor Day.
- Pennsylvania Bowhunters Festival in September.
- Eagles Mere events
Parks
- Ricketts Glen State Park on Rt. 487 17 miles
- World's End State Park on Rt. 154 15 miles
Wineries
- For a complete list of local wineries and information see www.pennsylvaniawine.come/Wineries.aspx
- Lake Jean (Ricketts Glen State Park)
- Hunter's Lake (Eagles Mere)
Fishing:
- Kast Pond, Dushore
- Hunter's Lake Eagles Mere
- Guided Sport fishing on the Susquehanna River.
Hiking:
- Worlds End State Park
- Ricketts Glen State Park
Hunting:
Swimming:
- Worlds End State Park - Loyalsock Creek
- Ricketts Glen State Park - Lake Jean
Winter Activities:
- Eagles Mere Toboggan Slide - Jan/Feb.
- Crystal Lake Cross-country Ski Center - Hughesville, Pa.
Lakes
Golf:
- Guest privileges at Eagles Mere Country Club.
- Mill Race Golf Course, Benton, PA (public)
- Towanda Country Club (public)
- Visit golflink.com
Tennis:
- Eagles Mere Tennis Center
- Dushore Park Tennis Court
Sullivan County in Northeastern Pennsylvania is known as the "Gem of the Endless Mountains." Sullivan County is home to two state parks and unique small villages. Dushore, the largest borough in the county, was first settled by John Mosier in 1825. It is known as the commercial center of the county and sits at the junctions of three major routes - US 220, PA 87 and PA 487. The settlement was first called Moshier Hollow and later Jackson Hollow. Local businessman, Dr. Josiah Jackson named it Dushore, a corrupted form of Aristide Aubert Dupetit-Thouars, a French Navy Captain and exile from the French Revolution. On the site of Dushore, "the Admiral" endeavored to build a new home. Dushore was incorporated from Cherry Township in 1859 by
the Sullivan County Court.
The below list contains many of the local attrations. However, for a complete guide to the area, contact the Endless Mountain Visitor's Bureau at
