With roots dating back to the early 1800s, Adams County is located on the famous “Mason Dixon Line”, the boundary that separated the North and South during the American Civil War. Featuring homes and estates with unique history and plenty of open space, we think you’ll find exactly what it is you need to call this place “home”.

Known as the Apple Capital USA for its dedication of 20,000 acres toward production of various fruits, Adams County is loaded with rural sights and sounds. Whether you enjoy hiking, museums, or shopping, this county has something right up your alley. Check out the list below for a few additional places to spend your time!

Historical Sites

Adams County Historical Society

GAR Building

Eisenhower National Historic Site

Parks & Recreation Area

Gettysburg Area Recreation Authority

Caledonia State Park

Michaux State Forest

Local Restaurants

Dobbin House

1863 Restaurant

Crimson American Restaurant

Victor’s Italian Restaurant

Golf Courses

Heritage Hills Golf Resort & Conference Center

Honey Run Golf Club

Range End Golf Club

The Bridges Golf Club

Attractions

York Fairgrounds

Strand Capital Performing Arts

Jennie Wade House

Gettysburg Battlefield

Gettysburg Diorama

Eastern Museum of Motor Racing

Local Markets

Markets at Shrewsbury

Browns Orchard & Farm Market

Adams County Farmers’ Market

Gettysburg Farmers’ Market

Vineyards, Wineries & Breweries

Adams County Winery

Battlefield Brew Works & Spirits of Gettysburg Distillery

Appalachian Brewing Co.

Mason Dixon Distillery