Visiting Cherry Tree is like stepping back in time. Where people still take walks in the evening  and say "howdy doo" to the neighbors or go on down to the corner store to buy  ice cream.  Of  course strolling on over to see our town monument is also a treat. Our monument marks the place where the sons of William Penn purchased the western portion of Pennsylvania from the Indians.  At the time this occurred there used to be a huge black cherry tree that stood at the spot the monument is now located. It was also as far up river as you could go by canoe, and was known as the "Canoe Place", which was the former name of Cherry Tree. In the near future, canoeing on the west branch of the Susquehanna river will once again be a reality

If you like to golf, the Chetremon course awaits you just up the road. Designed to play in a heavily wooded area, with 5 holes having water hazards, accuracy is essential. Are you up to the challenge? If your not, a number of other courses are not too far away.

Other historic and interesting sites to see are all just a short drive away and you can enjoy the scenic mountain view as you go.  Whatever the reason for your visit, we hope to make it a positive and pleasant experience.