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Mifflinburg, PA is a small town located in Union County, Pennsylvania. It is known for its traditional downtown area and its annual Buggy Festival. The festival celebrates the historical buggy craftsman that made the town famous during the late 1800s and early 1900s. Visitors to Mifflinburg can explore the many antique shops, unique restaurants, and art galleries that line downtown Main Street. Activities in the area include hiking, biking, fishing, hunting and camping at nearby Bald Eagle State Park. The community offers many recreational programs such as swimming lessons, yoga classes and classic car shows.
The reviews of Mifflinburg are overwhelmingly positive with most people enjoying their visit to this quaint little town. From the beautifully preserved downtown to the wonderful variety of activities available in the area there is something for everyone to enjoy. People are especially impressed by how friendly and welcoming everyone is in Mifflinburg. Additionally visitors often comment on how safe they feel when strolling through town or exploring its natural surroundings. Overall people leave Mifflinburg feeling relaxed and refreshed after a pleasant visit to this charming town.
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Good family oriented town - 8/4/2017
I moved here last year. The best things about Mifflinburg are the summer park concert series in Mifflinburg Park, the outdoor pool, the clean country atmosphere with its daily commute of Amish/Mennonites; and the fun local shops. Another good thing about this quaint little town is the buggy musuem, DC Coffee and Tea, The Rusty Nail and Amys Ice Cream. As for the bad --- the rent and utilities here are really out too
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All-American Town with Cultural History and a good - 8/31/2012
Having lived in several states and territories in the US; I can say that this last move has been the best one yet. I have lived in MA, PR, KY, IN, MD, and now in PA. Central PA is filled with well-hidden family-oriented places to spend on daily outings, summer and winter vacations as well as holidays. I can tell the (good) difference in cost from the major cities when comparing foods. My family enjoys natural foods. Since the all-natural foods are more abundant in the area, there is not an additional charge for transporting to the major markets. Organic foods are also available, including raw milks. Farmers and families enjoy the local markets alike by providing fairly priced goods that are wholesome and fresh.
Taxes are lower than MD, which seems to be "tax happy" as of late. Even the higher taxed area in Central PA is lower than the average tax costs in Hanover, MD. Hanover, MD is not the highest taxed MD city, either; but it is what I know.
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