Mason-Dixon Park is one of Greene County's beauty spots. It's located on the banks of Dukard Creek, just a few miles south of historic Mt. Morris, Pennsylvania. Besides acres of flat-as-a-pan meadow, the park's best known feature is the authentic log cabin that serves a a stage and backdrop for live musical performances during festivals held annually on the grounds. There are three festivals celebrating Ramps, or the native wild leek, the arrival of Purple Martins, and our community's Frontier Heritage.
Say your church bakes the best pies on the planet, your handmade crafts are the nicest around, or you or you friends make pretty fine music, we'd love to hear from you. If at some point during the summer you'd like to pitch a tent or park your airstream and set a spell, please call ahead...that's just good manners. Connie Ammons can be famously reached at 304-879-5500, 304-879-5372, or keeperoftheland@aol.com.
Come spend part of your summer with us. 2012's Purple Martin Festival will be held on June 30th. Learn all about these cousins of the familiar swift, and how a helping hand from people just like you saved them from the endangered list. We close out the summer with the Frontier Festival on August 25 and 26, the last weekend before kids return to school.
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