PREMIER EVENTS WITH A VIEW

Scenic Overlook

Photo by Gerry Michaels

View From The Top

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Scenic Overlook

Photo by Gerry Michaels

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The Hauser Hill Event Center sits on 172 spacious acres atop a scenic ridge in the heart of apple country. Enjoy breathtaking views overlooking 40 miles of orchards, forests and farmland. This is the land over which the Confederate Army moved toward Gettysburg in 1863 during the Civil War. The facility includes 10 acres of carefully maintained vineyards and there are plenty of photo opportunities for your wedding, private or corporate event. Hauser Hill is conveniently located near numerous hotel accommodations in Gettysburg eight miles to the east. Travel up our paved road to the top of Hauser Hill. You will be glad you did! The center is handicap accessible and dog-friendly.

Hauser property transforms to event center.

Destination weddings abundant in Adams County

Lovely aerial views and scenic views of our event center, courtesy of New Heights Media, LLC. Check it out!

Public Events

Coffee, Crepes & Cappuccino on the Deck

First Tuesday of every month, 9-11 a.m.
Enjoy morning views from our deck!
Breakfast crepes by Cottage Creperie. Fresh brewed coffee, tea, cappuccino and Mimosas.

Chill On The Hill With Live Music

Enjoy live music with food, wine, beer, Sangria, cocktails and non-alcoholic drinks available for purchase from noon to 4 p.m.

CHECK OUR SCHEDULE

Falcons To Fly In Adams County

Experience the ancient art of falconry this September when Hauser Hill welcomes New England Falconry back to Pennsylvania and Maryland. This is your extraordinary opportunity to handle and free-fly a trained hawk while learning about the life history of raptors, their environmental role and efforts underway to ensure their survival. Every activity is unpredictable and exciting, especially the incomparable thrill of a raptor returning to your glove.
Participation in an activity will not qualify you to be a falconer but you will gain a special insight into the challenges of falconry.