Guestbook, Blog, Stories & FAQ

Cozy Creek Cottage

Walking Distance to Knoebels Grove Amusement Park!

Don't forget to Sign Our Guestbook! See below!

Contact Information:
Jennifer and David McMillan 302-383-4844 or JennyMcMillan@Comcast.net

About Us: Jennifer has been going to Knoebels her entire life and has family in the area. Jennifer and David have 2 children and David and the kids been loving Knoebels for many years! David is an Animal Control Officer in Delaware. Jennifer and David own a bookstore with a homebase in Delaware. We currently have thousands and thousands of books for sale on the internet. We sell rare, out of print, collectible and antiquarian books on Ebay. We sell more contemporary (1980s- present) on Amazon. We also sell dolls. We have been selling books and dolls online for 7 years.

Look For McMillanBooks on Ebay, Amazon and Half.com web sites to see our books for sale!

OR

CLICK BELOW TO VISIT OUR BOOK STORE LOCATED IN NEWARK, DELAWARE:

WWW.MCMILLANBOOKS.NET

Directions to Cottage:

Visit www.mapquest.com and use RR1 Elysburg, PA 17824

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What should I bring?

The home is fully equipped. You may want to bring charcoal, if you plan to cook on the grill. You may want to bring marshmallows if you plan to use the outdoor fireplace. Water shoes / Fishing rods for the creek. Bottled Water. This home is in coal mine country and the water is from a well. We have a water filtration system in place but we still recommend bottled water. Paper products (paper towells and toilet paper).

Can I get an internet signal nearby?

Yes. There is a library nearby and also some areas where you may be able to get a signal. Information will be provided in the cottage.

What can you tell me about the town and its people?

Elysburg is a small coal mining town. The people are friendly and nice. You will see much evidence of the towns deep rooted Patriotism and Christian values. They have huge celebrations for those serving and those who have served. There are churches and signs of faith everywhere. The people take great pride in their high school football teams and there seems to be a lot of Penn State fans in the area. Originally settled by mostly Polish, Germans and Czechs. During your visit, you may see A LOT of pirogies, kielbasi, haluskie, and polka bands both in the park, in the markets and all around town. Yummy! This is a lovely place to bring your children.