Econo Lodge

Williamsport, PA

Welcome to Williamsport, PA!

Williamsport is best known for being the birthplace of Little League baseball. It also hosts the Little League World Series each year.

Property Information

Address: 2019 E. Third St. Williamsport, PA, US, 17701
Phone Number: 570-326-1501
Fax Number: 570-326-9776
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Floors: 2
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Pool: No
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Fitness Center: No
Spa: No

 

About This Property

Perfect for leisure and business travelers, the Williamsport Econo Lodge® hotel is conveniently located near the heart of the downtown area, just minutes away from multiple local attractions including the Little League Baseball Museum, White Deer Golf Course, Susquehanna State Park, the Pennsylvania College of Technology, and Lycoming College, as well as a mere two miles from the Williamsport Regional Airport. At the head of the Faxon’s Golden Strip, the Econo Lodge provides an instant array of shopping and dining choices as well as easy access to I-180. Between its practical location, competitive rates, and friendly staff, the Williamsport Econo Lodge® is the prime candidate for your next trip to Williamsport!

Attractions
Animal Land Zoological Park
Overlooking the picturesque Pennsylvania Grand Canyon in Tioga County, Animal Land is home to over 200 exotic, wild and domestic animals. Enjoy a stroll on a beautifully landscaped path of 12 acres.

Nomad Distillery ( formerly Bastress Mt. Winery )
After five years as a locally-run business, the distillery was purchased in March 2018 by Frank & Sarah Kudlack, a husband-and-wife team with over a decade of experience in local Pennsylvania entrepreneurship. They’re continuing the beloved tradition of producing locally-made spirits.
Clyde Peeling’s Reptiland
Giant reptiles, deadly snakes, curious lizards and beautiful frogs… more than forty species from around the world in an indoor exhibit complex. Tropic-like gardens open in the summer with aquatic turtles, iguanas, and more.

Community Arts Center
Referred to as the “Jewel of Downtown Williamsport”, this fully restored 1920’s theater holds a 2,200-seat house. On any given night at the Arts Center you will find a Broadway musical, concert, musical review, or film.

Crosscutters-Professional Baseball Club
Class A minor league affiliate of the Pittsburgh Pirates. Member of the 14-team New York-Penn League. Home games at historic Bowman Field. Opened in 1926, this field is the second oldest minor league stadium still operating. It has undergone a complete $1.5 million in renovation.

Fly World Trampoline Park
Fly World Trampoline Park Williamsport is your one and only destination for high flying fun! Come join us and jump on our main court, try out your slam dunk skills on our basketball lanes or play a game of dodge-ball on one of our two courts.

Hiawatha Paddle Riverboat
Cruise along the Susquehanna River aboard this replica of the vessel which graced this waterway in the 1800’s. The boat has an enclosed lower deck with cocktail service and an open upper deck with a historic narrative. Meal options available.

Knoebel’s Amusement Park
Fun, food, and fantasy at Pennsylvania’s largest free admission amusement park. 45 rides. One of America’s 10 best roller coasters, the Phoenix. Giant pool, water slides, restaurants, gift shops, games, and mini golf.

Little League Museum
Play in the museum’s batting and pitching cages and timed running track. Visit the Hall of Excellence of former Little Leaguers. See over 50 years of Little League history

Millionaire’s Row
The homes of Millionaire’s Row National Historic District that dot West Fourth Street in Williamsport are testaments to an era when money was abundant and bigger was certainly better. Lumber was king in Lycoming County and the extravagant and elegant mansions and churches prove it.

Oregon Hill Wine Company
Since it’s opening almost 20 years ago, it’s owner, Eric Swendrowski has tasted only success. Making wine since he was 16, Eric is still creating new and award winning wines. After satisfying your buds play a round of golf at Pine Marsh just across the road from the winery.

Original Little League
The birthplace of Little League Baseball. Features Carl E. Stotz Archives, original playing field. World Series site from 1947-1958.

Penn’s Cave
America’s only all-water cavern and wildlife park. Enjoy a cavern tour and wildlife tour. You will be entertained, as well as educated about the geology, biology, and geography of Central Pennsylvania.

Pennsylvania Grand Canyon
Situated in approximately 160,000 acres of the Tioga State Forest lies the Grand Canyon of Pennsylvania. The exposed rock formations are over 350 million years old. Be sure to bring your camera as the numerous overlooks offer spectacular views.

Scottish Rite/Acacia Club & Little Theater
The complex consists of three interconnected buildings; the William Howard Memorial Cathedral, the Acacia Club, and the Auditorium and Banquet Hall Building. The elegance, splendor, and beauty of the facilities are among the finest in central Pennsylvania.

Thomas T. Taber Museum
Explore the history of north-central PA in this museum dedicated to major events of the region’s history and everyday life including displays on the West Branch Canal, a Tiffany stained glass window, and a model of the Susquehanna Boom plus Shempp Model Train Exhibition featuring over 300 complete toy trains.

The Williamsport Trolleys
Williamsport’s millionaires in the 1800’s helped pave the way for the city’s first form of public transportation – the streetcar. Today, Williamsport City Bus recreates that era with the Peter Herdic, Anne Weightman, and Carl Stotz Trolleys.

Festivals & Events:

Mardi Gras
Mardi Gras comes to Williamsport every year. Bring your friends and join the fun. A Mardi Gras parade and great nightlife are sure to greet you.

Downtown Arts & Crafts Festival
Fun for all ages. Stroll through many displays of crafters, artisans, and food vendors. Free musical entertainment and children’s activities are also planned.

Billtown Blues Festival
If you like blues music – or any kind of music for that matter – you need to be at the Billtown Blues Festival held at the Lycoming County Fairgrounds.

Hiawatha Riverfest Regatta
Enjoy a weekend of sanctioned boat racing, boat parades, water ski show, and more. There will also be craft and food vendors, live bands, and children’s activities.

Lycoming County Fair
It’s one of the area’s biggest events. Spend a day or several days enjoying all the exhibits, rides, games, and, of course, food. Top-notch entertainment and a fabulous fireworks display will be sure to keep the crowds happy.

Homade Days
The name says it all. All things ‘homade’ will be the spotlight during this annual event in Williamsport’s historic tree-filled Brandon Park. From crafts, artwork, and food, there will be vendors galore.

Annual Loyalsock Valley Early Days
Old farm machines come to life at the Loyalsock Valley Early Days. See how it was done years ago as tractors, steam engines, and antique cars strut their stuff. Lumberjack events, flea markets, and food vendors will also be on hand.

Little League Baseball World Series
This is the event that helped put Williamsport ‘on the map.’ People from across the country and across the world flock to central Pennsylvania for the Little League Baseball World Series. You have seen it on television, now come and see where it all happens.

Fall Foliage Train Excursion
Enjoy our area’s vibrant fall foliage colors on board a restored 1920’s passenger rail car. A diesel engine from the Lycoming Valley Railroad takes the cars along for a scenic ride.

Dining:

Bullfrog Brewery & Restaurant
The area’s only microbrew pub with 8 fresh beers served in an exciting, casual atmosphere. Unique varied menu, including vegetarian.

LeJeune Chef Restaurant
Home to Penn College’s renowned Visiting Chef Series, which attract some of the world’s finest chefs.

Peter Herdic House
Enjoy fine dining in the quiet ambience of an impeccably restored Victorian lumber mansion.
Scorz Bar & Grill
Williamsport’s newest restaurant located inside the Liberty Arena Complex. Open daily for dinner and on the weekends for lunch and dinner with a full bar, rotating craft beers, weekday happy hour specials, and outdoor patio seating.

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