Eat and visit in Walker

Mactown Pizza Plus is on Raystown Road with a Huntingdon address. It started as the Mactown Mini Mart, a small convenience store. Owner Salvatore Scaccia bought it, then added pizza, stromboli, subs and other freshly made foods.

The Visitors Bureau lists fresh hot pizza, strombolis, subs, wraps, wings, salads and convenience items, with delivery available. The Visitors Bureau's February 2025 Raystaurant Week announcement listed a Mactown Pizza among the participating restaurants. A 2021 bureau tasting tour listed its stromboli among the options for a day at the Seven Points Recreation Area.

On April 15, 2026, the Huntingdon Daily News reported that the shop was marking its 15th anniversary with large cheese pizzas for $10 throughout the day and special desserts. The Visitors Bureau's listing gives the season as year round.

• Large cheese pizzas for $10 throughout the day on April 15, 2026, for the 15th anniversary source
• Delivery available, per the Visitors Bureau listing source
• Stromboli named among options in a 2021 Visitors Bureau tasting tour source
• Listed among participating restaurants when Raystaurant Week was announced on Feb. 6, 2025 source

“A Huntingdon area pizza shop is celebrating a major milestone by giving back to the community that helped it grow.”Sydney Sellers, Huntingdon Daily News, 15 April 2026

“they never skimp on the meat”Liza Gutshall, raystown.org (Huntingdon County Visitors Bureau), 20 January 2021

“Fresh hot pizza, Strombolis, subs, wraps, wings, salads, convenience items, etc. Delivery available.”Huntingdon County Visitors Bureau, raystown.org (Huntingdon County Visitors Bureau)

McKinley's is the restaurant in the clubhouse of the Huntingdon Country Club on Raystown Road in Walker Township. The club's food page says the menu includes entrees, appetizers, salads, soups, sandwiches, flatbreads, burgers and wings, plus take-out. The club also says the dining experience changes with the season.

The clubhouse has three rooms: the Fareway Bar & Grill, the Back 9 dining room and Champions Sports Bar & Indoor Golf. The Fareway suits golfers after a round or anytime, with burgers, hot dogs, wings, chicken sandwiches and salads. Champions is open from December through March, with pub-style food and indoor golf.

Guests can come in for lunch or dinner with or without a reservation, or call 814-386-1818 to reserve a table or order take-out. The Visitors Bureau lists hours of noon to 8 p.m. Monday, 12:30 to 8 p.m. Tuesday, and noon to 8 p.m. Wednesday through Friday, with no weekend hours. The bureau says alcohol is available to members or to diners who reserve 24 hours ahead, and that the public is welcome.

• Listed among the participating restaurants in the first Raystaurant Week, February 22 to March 1, 2025. source
• Table reservations and take-out orders by phone at 814-386-1818, per the club's food page. source
• Delivery through DoorDash, per the club's food page. source
• Bureau-listed hours: noon to 8 p.m. Monday, 12:30 to 8 p.m. Tuesday, noon to 8 p.m. Wednesday to Friday; no weekend hours listed. source
• Champions Sports Bar & Indoor Golf is open December through March, per the club's food page. source

“Open all year round, McKinley’s at the Huntingdon Country Club features a variety of meals crafted by our talented chefs including entrees, appetizers, salads, soups, sandwiches, flatbreads, burgers, wings and more.”Huntingdon Country Club, 2026

“Menu includes burgers, hot dogs, wings, chicken sandwiches, salads, and quick bites for golfers on-the-go.”Huntingdon Country Club, 2026

“McKinley's at the Huntingdon Country Club features a variety of meals for lunch and dinner.”Huntingdon County Visitors Bureau, 2026

Huntingdon Country Club is an 18-hole golf course on Route 26 south of Huntingdon, 20 minutes from Raystown Lake. The club's own site describes the course as fun and challenging for novice and experienced golfers. The county bureau lists the club as open to the public and asks visitors to call for tee times.

The clubhouse restaurant is McKinley's, which serves lunch and dinner and takes take-out orders. The indoor golf simulator rents for $35 per hour, and Champions Sports Bar & Indoor Golf is open December through March.

The bureau gives the golf season as April to October. A Daily News story dated October 17, 2026 reported a hole-in-one on the 140-yard, par 3 fifth hole. The club's site also posted a public registration page for the Superintendent's Revenge, a four-person scramble whose proceeds benefit the maintenance team and future course improvements.

• 18-hole golf course on Route 26 south of Huntingdon. source
• Golf season printed as April - October. source
• The listing asks visitors to call for tee times. source
• Indoor golf simulator rents for $35 per hour. source
• Daily News reported a hole-in-one on the 140-yard, par 3 fifth hole in October 2026. source

“the club offers an 18 hole golf course that is fun and challenging for both novice and experienced golfers.”Huntingdon Country Club (club website, no byline), Huntingdon Country Club

“Public is welcome.”Listing description (no byline), Huntingdon County Visitors Bureau

“He used a 3-wood to ace the 140-yard, par 3 fifth hole.”Huntingdon Daily News (no byline), Huntingdon Daily News, 17 October 2026

Shenecoy Sportsmen Club runs a shooting ground at 5776 Shenecoy Road in Huntingdon. The club's About Us page says the facility includes over 280 acres, where sporting clays, skeet, trap and wobble trap can all be shot in one location.

The sporting clay course has 15 stations and wraps around the grounds above Hartslog Valley, with views of Huntingdon. The skeet and trap page says the club hosts some of the skeet shoots in the United States, including the U.S. Open, Junior World, U.S. Zone II and Pennsylvania State Skeet Championships. The rifle, pistol and archery ranges are for members and their guests.

The 2026 news page lists 17 dated events, including benefit shoots for local groups and a night shoot. The home page prints shooting hours of Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday from 10 am to 5 pm, says hours depend on the weather, and gives a closure from November 4 through 7 that it says may be extended. The fees page lists no prices and says members get discounts on clay shooting.

• Sporting clays, skeet, trap and wobble trap in one location, on a site the club describes as over 280 acres source
• A 15-station sporting clay course with views of Huntingdon source
• Golf carts can be rented for the sporting clay course source
• Rifle, pistol and archery ranges are for members and their guests source
• Shooting hours are Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday, 10 am to 5 pm source

“The facility includes over 280 scenic acres which allows you to shoot Sporting Clays, Skeet, Trap and Wobble Trap all in one location.”Shenecoy Sportsmen Club, 12 March 2023

“The 15 station course wraps around the facility overlooking Hartslog Valley and has views of Huntingdon.”Shenecoy Sportsmen Club, 7 October 2022

“Shenecoy shooters appreciate a skyline background in a beautiful mountain setting.”Shenecoy Sportsmen Club, 12 September 2024

The Playhouse at McConnellstown is a nonprofit little theater at 11680 Raystown Road. It was established in 1982 as Go West Productions, and the theater says it has produced over 275 shows, with more than 1,400 public performances, in an 85-seat venue.

Its 2026 season, as the home page lists it, includes The Great American Trailer Park Musical, with dates from August 21 to 30, and A Christmas Carol, with dates from November 20 to 29. General admission is $18, and senior, student and military tickets are $16. Tickets can be bought online through the theater's LUDUS site, or reserved by calling the box office.

The Huntingdon Daily News says the building may look, to passersby on Route 26, like an unassuming 19th-century building near a local cemetery. The theater's Raise the Roof campaign is designed to help fund essential building repairs, including a new roof and gutters.

• Established in 1982 as Go West Productions, per the About page. source
• Over 275 shows and more than 1,400 public performances since 1982, per the About page. source
• General Admission: $18 per person. Senior, Student, Military Admission: $16 per person. source
• A Christmas Carol listed under Our 2026 Season, with dates November 20 to 29. source
• Raise the Roof campaign for essential building repairs, including a new roof and gutters. source

“The Playhouse at McConnellstown has been a steadfast champion of the arts in Huntingdon County for over four decades.”The Playhouse at McConnellstown

“In addition to raising the funds for our building repairs, we have spent this season getting out of our space and getting into the community.”Meghan Whitesel, Playhouse Marketing Director, The Playhouse at McConnellstown, 18 August 2026

“to patrons, local thespians, and generations of community members, it is an entertainment sanctuary, a learning ground, and a true second home.”Huntingdon Daily News, 15 September 2026

Woodcock Valley Park is a township park in McConnellstown, along Ward Street one block over from State Route 26. The township supervisors and a volunteer park committee plan its improvements. A January 2023 master plan describes a gravel loop trail, a playground, horseshoe pits, a large pavilion, a fishing pond, a basketball court and a baseball and football practice field.

The 2023 master plan says the pond is used for fishing in warm weather and for occasional ice skating in winter. The large pavilion rents for $55.00 through the township office. The rules say the park closes 30 minutes after sunset, but the same rules say the ball fields, play equipment, basketball court and small pavilion are available to the public at all times.

By May 2026 the park committee had applied for a Local Share Account grant to pave the trail, which the supervisors say has potholes and ruts, with parts often covered in water after rain. The Huntingdon Regional Fire and Rescue held its annual Easter egg hunt at the park in April 2025.

• The large pavilion rents for $55.00, booked through the township office. source
• The rules say the park closes 30 minutes after sunset, but the ball fields, play equipment, basketball court and small pavilion are available to the public at all times. source
• The rules ban alcohol on the premises and bikes or skateboards on the path, court and pavilions. source
• By May 2026 the park committee had applied for a Local Share Account grant to pave the walking trail. source
• The Huntingdon Regional Fire and Rescue held its annual Easter egg hunt at the park in April 2025. source

“The Woodcock Valley Community Park has applied for funding through the LSA Statewide Grant Program to improve and pave the park’s existing walking trail, creating a safer and more accessible experience for community members and visitors”supervisor Jim Morris, Huntingdon Daily News, 19 May 2026

“Woodcock Valley Community Park serves McConnellstown and the surrounding area.”P. Joseph Lehman, Inc., Consulting Engineers, Walker Township, 24 January 2023