TOP 30 Eco tourism experiences in Gibsonia, Pennsylvania

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Silvercloud Farm is a charming local business nestled in the picturesque landscape of Gibsonia, Pennsylvania, at 997 Deer Creek Rd, PA 15044. Renowned for its serene ambiance and commitment to sustainable farming practices, Silvercloud Farm offers a delightful array of fresh, locally-grown produce and artisanal products. Visitors can explore the farm's lush fields, meet friendly farm animals, and enjoy a variety of seasonal activities and events. Whether you're looking to stock up on organic fruits and vegetables, find unique handmade goods, or simply spend a relaxing day in the countryside, Silvercloud Farm provides a welcoming and enriching experience for all ages.

St. Barnabas: A Beacon of Community and Care in Beaver, Pennsylvania Located at 4301 Dutch Ridge Road, Beaver, Pennsylvania 15009, St. Barnabas is a place of worship that has grown into a multifaceted organization dedicated to serving the community's diverse needs. Originally a modest operation in the late 1960s with a single building on 200 acres of picturesque farmland in Gibsonia, St. Barnabas has expanded significantly over the decades. Today, it encompasses properties in Allegheny, Beaver, and Butler counties, including three retirement living communities, five living assistance residences, a medical center, a skilled care facility, memory care, home care, hospice care, and even a performing arts center, an auto repair shop, and a golf resort with 56 hotel rooms, two restaurants, and two 18-hole golf courses.

Holy Savior Cemetery is a serene and respectful final resting place located in Gibsonia, Pennsylvania. Established by the Catholic Cemeteries Association, this cemetery stands on a historic 120-acre tract of land that was formerly the FarVue/Kennedy dairy farm. The land, situated in Pine and Richland Townships, was acquired in 1992, and the development of the cemetery commenced in late 1996. It was officially dedicated on June 8, 1997, by Bishop David A. Zubik, who also dedicated the Holy Savior Chapel Mausoleum on November 26, 2005.