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Attractions
Explore our History
If you love History, then don't miss the Fort LeBoeuf History Campus, home of 3 Forts beginning with the French Fort in 1753. On the property that originally housed a French, British, and American Fort, now stands the Campus. The campus includes the Eagle Hotel, built in 1826, the Judson House, built 1810, the French and Indian Museum, and the 18th Century Garden. George Washington really did sleep in Waterford, before the Eagle Hotel was even built, in the French Fort in 1753.
Check out fortleboeufhistory.com for more details.
Outdoor Recreation
Kayaking, fishing, boating, and so much more awaits you on Waterford's various waterways, including French Creek, LeBoeuf Creek, and Lake Leboeuf.
Biking & Walking
Watch for the Washington Trail and the Erie to Pittsburgh biking trail coming through Waterford in the near future. Plus, many secondary roads are perfect for your riding pleasure.
More Things to Do
Where to Eat
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Where to Eat
If you like good food, Waterford is the place to be. From the Waterford & Eagle Hotels, to casual dining at Jakes on the Park, great pizza and calzones at Waterford Pizza & More, daily specials at the American Legion, yummy soup and sandwiches at JoJo's Cafe, delicious breakfast and lunch at Kim's Dinor, great food & beverages at Creekside and Wagon Wheel, and more.
Shopping
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Where to Eat
Don't miss the beautiful floral designs at Valjeane's, visit 16441 Collective, featuring local artists, stop at the High Street Smoke Shop, then visit Momma J's with home goods and fun clothes, travel down the street to Whimsies, and then travel down to A.Caplan Company for all your cooking needs.
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Enjoy local beverages at Jade Winery and the Poverty Knob Farmhouse Ales, located at the fabulous Port Farms, which is so much more than pumpkins. Then enjoy a movie at the Sunset Drive-in or hit the Sunday morning Flea Market.