Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Birthplace of the oil industry, the Drake Well Museum lets you explore how petroleum changed everything. Bike the scenic Oil Creek State Park trail and stop at wooden derricks that tell the region's boom-town story.
Our room was very clean, I especially liked the hard surface wipes. Coffee and tea in room. Complimentary waters at check in ( frig in room). Complimentary popcorn cookies and soup in lobby and very nice complimentary breakfast. Everything you need for the bathroom including makeup wipes which I really liked because I hate leaving mascara marks on towels.
Our room was very clean, I especially liked the hard surface wipes. Coffee and tea in room. Complimentary waters at check in ( frig in room). Complimentary popcorn cookies and soup in lobby and very nice complimentary breakfast. Everything you need for the bathroom including makeup wipes which I really liked because I hate leaving mascara marks on towels.
Theresa
Reviewed October 16, 2016Reviewed October 16, 2016
We'd usually stayed a local motels just for the convenience, but those were unexpectedly out of our price range this time, so we were delighted to find this B&B in a historic home, in the neighborhood where one of us had grown up. Being in town made it more convenient than the motels which are near the interstate west of town. We worried about a shared rather than a private bath, but there was no problem as there was only one other bedroom occupied and our schedules did not "collide."
We'd usually stayed a local motels just for the convenience, but those were unexpectedly out of our price range this time, so we were delighted to find this B&B in a historic home, in the neighborhood where one of us had grown up. Being in town made it more convenient than the motels which are near the interstate west of town. We worried about a shared rather than a private bath, but there was no problem as there was only one other bedroom occupied and our schedules did not "collide."
If you're planning an RV adventure to Titusville, staying in an RV park is an excellent way to get to know the area. Travelers like this area for both its festivals and its breweries. After you've settled in at the RV park in Titusville, get out into nature and make it a memorable trip.
What should I see when I'm in Titusville?
If you're looking for some ways to explore Titusville while making good use of your travel budget, this destination has lots to offer. Things to see and do during your visit include Drake Well Museum, Oil Creek State Park, and Oil Region National Heritage Area. Other places not to be missed include Titusville Historic Society and Queen Cutlery.
What's it like staying in an RV park in Titusville?
Staying in an RV park is a fun and convenient option for your trip to Titusville. This type of accommodation provides you with spacious grounds to park your RV and spend the night in a scenic location. Relax with your friends and make use of the extras you may find in a RV park, such as laundry rooms, Wi-Fi, and kitchen areas.