Text Box: Sylvania Lodge is located at a high elevation, just below the peaks of some of the highest mountains in Pennsylvania. It is typically 10-15 degrees cooler than Baltimore/Washington or Philadelphia so plan accordingly. Directions: From Baltimore/Washington: Take MD I 70 West to Pennsylvania. I 70 will run into Breezewood PA (a good place for a pit stop). Stay in the right hand lanes in Breezewood and follow signs and bear right to the PA Turnpike, I 76. After toll plaza bear west towards Pittsburgh. Continue on PA Turnpike for 2 exits to Somerset (exit #110). After toll booth continue to 2nd light and make a right on N Center Street (Eat n” Park on diagonal corner is a good stop for breakfast or lunch). Proceed up hill and look for signs for Route 31. Turn right on route 31 West and proceed through town of Somerset and continue approx. 9 miles and up Laurel Mountain to Sylvania Lodge, which is located just before the Laurel Mountain Inn on the left. From Philadelphia/Harrisburg: Take the PA Turnpike (I 76) west and follow directions above from the Somerset exit. From Pittsburgh/Ohio: Take the PA Turnpike (I 76) west to the Donegal Exit (#91). Follow route 31 East approx. 10 miles. You will pass over Laurel Mountain and descend past Hidden Valley Resort and Kooser Park. Look for the Laurel Mountain Inn on your right, and the entrance for Sylvania Lodge is directly after. Parking: There is a gravel parking area at the lodge, and it is possible to unload your car within 15 feet from the front door! If there is snow, we have the driveway plowed on a regular basis, and there is a shovel and broom on the front porch of the lodge if necessary.

For Reservations:

Call 301-854-3994
Text Box: Travel Tips:

A Laurel Highlands Experience like no other:

 

- Authentic Arts & Crafts Lodge circa. 1929

 

- Dramatic Waterfront Setting

 

- Less than 5 min to Ski Lifts and Golf

 

- Walk to full service Restaurant and State Park

 

- Private Picnic Area and Hiking Trails

 

- Short Scenic Drive to Fallingwater and White Water Rafting