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Pennsylvania State is the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania's biggest state with an abundance of rich history and culture. The state has a lot to offer and is known for its big cities, rolling countryside, quaint small towns, outdoor activities, educational opportunities and much more. From the vibrant energy found in Philadelphia to the ski resorts of the Pocono Mountains, there’s something for everyone in Pennsylvania State. Visitors rave about the varied attractions, friendly people and great food. The Gettysburg Battlefield is one of America's most important historical sites and it brings out lots of tourists each year. There are many different festivals throughout the year that celebrate local history as well as arts and culture. Other popular attractions include Fallingwater, Amish Country, Hershey Park amusement park and Valley Forge National Historical Park. For outdoorsy types, there are many hiking trails, mountain biking courses and water activities like kayaking or whitewater rafting. Pennsylvania State has something for every type of traveler; whether you want to experience history first hand or simply relax in nature’s serenity - it has it all!
based on 58 ReviewsGet to know Pennsylvania with the latest comments and reviews from people who live in or have visited Pennsylvania
PA is a 5 Star State - 11/16/2022
How Can PA not have 5 stars? Sure the elected officials may be below avg and some of the areas may not be well maintained but it's a great place to explore and even put down roots if you're careful to learn about the best
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Escaping Pennsylvania ASAP - 10/10/2021
I've lived in PA for 26 years and I've been ready to leave for some time.
PA made the top 10 for property tax, is ranked number 13 for hazardous pollution, not even in the top 50% for median wage. They currently have the 3rd highest fuel tax, though they were number one for some time. Lowest floor income (minimum wage) in the
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jobs - 1/4/2016
We need jobs now bring back gas, oil and coal. I moved back to Pennsylvania in 2008 so my wife could be close to her family and I found a job at halliburton rather quickly they got my cdl for me I lost that job in 2012 it took a year but I was given a job at universal well service that lasted till 2015 at both jobs my average income was enough to keep my wife at home to be a mother (her choice).
Now i am looking for work and I don't want to work at creps for 9$ a hour.
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Williamsport - 8/16/2015
I wouldn't recommend anyone relocating to consider to move to Williamsport. This little town trying to be a city is definitely not a good environment, specially for family with kids. There are a lot of drugs on the streets, heroin specially, and drive by shootings specially at the downtown parks. Since the gas companies the cost of living went up so much that is almost impossible to rent, specially compared to the income and jobs that the town has to offer. All the city cares is College kids that leave their money at Pennsylvania College of Technology, little league in the summer, and the local hospital (Susquehanna health system). The security provided by the police is slow and deficient, and so does the judicial system. It's sad to say that the town has dramatically changed for the worst in the last decade.
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johnstown, pa. - 10/20/2014
I have lived in this area for 40 years. I am tired of the snowstorms, rain, and sunless days. The cost of living is low, but the lack of nice weather really affects the quality of life.
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Pennsylvania cost of living - 9/23/2014
Pennsylvania cost of living in the southeast area is increasing due to a growing population and less and less support for State government especially school
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Taxes - 5/4/2013
The tax burden in Pa. keeps going up. I moved here from Md. to get away from oppressive taxes but now I am looking for somewhere else to
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