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  1. PH's Golf Driving Range - 411 Barron Church Rd

    411 Barron Church Rd, Rockwood PA 15557

    5 Superb 10 reviews

    “Loved the time I spent here today. It was good brother sister time in a quite place. Enjoyed the rootbeer float after hitting some golf balls. It was a very friendly atmosphere. Plan on going back again.”

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  2. Dollar General - 1186 Bridge St

    1186 Bridge St, Rockwood PA 15557

    4.3 Superb 6 reviews

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  3. Rock City Express - 1211 Bridge St

    1211 Bridge St, Rockwood PA 15557

    4 Good 40 reviews

    “Its amazing to me how people twist stories and are the first to say a place is horrible. How about when people from the trail literally park they bikes on the porch where people walk and right in front of the ice coolers, when there specific bike rails for them to use. They are asked to please move them and huff off speaking nasty things under their breathe. Or when someone comes in and is only vegetarian they offer a few items great for that but mostly theres a wide abundance of choices for most people along with fruit and power bars. Also water fountain provided right on trail to fill bottles when there's time to fill bottles we do but its not always what works out. They have been in business many many years and for a reason!!! Its a small town but has provided many people for years and keep trying to do so. Sometimes how about before trying to condemn a business try it twice . By the way pizza is amazing and Burgers are super yum!”

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