Waynesburg is nestled in the center of Greene County in the southwestern corner of Pennsylvania. From rolling farmland in the summer to snow-covered hills in the winter, from breathtaking vistas in the spring to stunning foliage in the fall, Greene County has it all.
Below is a quick guide to some of our favorite locations near campus that we hope you will enjoy. Check back often for updates!
3 minute walk from campus
Your neighborhood healthy alternative to jump start or supplement your active lifestyle. Smoothies, bowls, pressed juices, specialty toasts, and more. LEARN MORE
3 minute walk from campus
Hand-pressed coffee, espresso and lattes. Plus weekday lunch specials, sandwiches, ice cream, gourmet chocolates, and baked goods. LEARN MORE
9 minute walk from campus
Made from scratch food and daily specials. Enjoy handcrafted local coffee and espresso drinks, specialty milkshakes, and local desserts. LEARN MORE
3 minute walk from campus
Men’s and women’s clothing from brands such as Ariat, Carhartt, and Levi. Selection of boots from Carolina, Timberland Pro, and Matterhorn. LEARN MORE
3 minute walk from campus
Shop weekly from 10am to 2pm on Wednesdays at the Waynesburg Farmers Market. Discover seasonal produce straight from the farm. Enjoy freshly baked goods like bread, pepperoni rolls and desserts. Or take a break for lunch with a BBQ Food Truck. LEARN MORE
Various Locations
The unofficial kick-off to the fall season with arts & crafts, home-style food, live entertainment and Civil War re-enactments at 10 festival sites. Free admission
14 minute drive from campus
Fall in love at Lippencott Alpacas! Spend the weekend on the farm with hay rides, demonstrations, and close encounters with the alpacas. Free admission
8 minute drive from campus
The Greene County Historical Society is hosting their 51st annual Harvest Festival to celebrate the fall season with an array of activities including live entertainment, music, food, vendors, demonstrations and a children’s area.
2 miles from campus
A 21-acre park with pavilions, a little league ball field, and playground area. The outdoor amphitheater holds free music concerts on Tuesday evenings beginning in June and concluding in September. LEARN MORE
12 miles from campus to Rices Landing Trailhead or 17 miles from campus to Jessop Boat Club Trailhead
A 7-mile trail that runs adjacent to the Upper Monongahela Water Trail providing a tranquil view of the river for its users. The trail was designed to accommodate walking, jogging, and bicycling on smooth crushed gravel. LEARN MORE
20 miles from campus
The 295-acres of meadow and woodland stretch across the state line commemorating the great achievement of Charles Mason and Jeremiah Dixon. Hike to the top of Brown’s Hill to find the last marker set by Mason and Dixon that officially ended their survey in 1767. The park features hiking trails, ball field, cabins, large red barn, pavilions, and playground. LEARN MORE
20 miles from campus
Lace up your skates and head to Greensboro! Open year-round on Friday and Saturday evenings for skating. Skate rentals are available. LEARN MORE
3.7 miles from campus
Pickleball is one of the fastest growing sports in America and combines many elements of tennis, badminton and ping-pong. Outdoor lighting is available at the courts and they are open to the public all year. LEARN MORE
The Civil War Encampment and Reenactment is an anticipated yearly appearance at the White Covered Bridge Festival and Harvest Festival. Don’t miss out on learning about our Civil War history and watching various battle scenarios.
0.3 miles from campus
Preserving the documented history of Greene County. The centerpiece of the collection is 2,000 family histories augmented by over 1,700 surname files of correspondence and miscellaneous documents. The library is attached to Greene County’s 1797 restored Log Courthouse. LEARN MORE
3.7 miles from campus
A treasure trove of artifacts that are displayed in exhibits including prehistoric Native Americans, Civil War, and the Waynesburg & Washington Railroad. LEARN MORE