313 Osceola Mill Road Gordonville, PA 17529 • (717) 768-3758

Osceola Mill House and Amish Horse and Buggy

Bed and Breakfast Guest Room with Fireplace

Historic Osceola Mill House Bed & Breakfast in Lancaster County

Near the Village of Intercourse PA

It is our pleasure to share our historic bed and breakfast in Lancaster County PA with guests desiring fine accommodations with a warm and friendly spirit. Built c.1766, The Osceola Mill House Bed & Breakfast is located in the middle of Amish Country in Paradise Township. Our antique limestone mansion rests on the banks of the Pequea Creek in a quaint historic setting adjacent to a 1757 mill and a mid-19th century miller’s cottage. The Mill House is surrounded by Old Order Amish farms and less than 5 minutes from the popular village of Intercourse in the heart of Pennsylvania Dutch Country.

The Mill House has been lovingly preserved over the centuries with respect for the history of the home while including all of the modern amenities to assure you a comfortable and relaxing stay. Whether you are traveling to Lancaster PA for the Dutch Country attractions and entertainment, the unique shopping opportunities, or a much-needed romantic getaway, you will find our location off the beaten path and yet just minutes away from it all. With our home-like atmosphere, not to mention our three-course country breakfast, we will prepare you to best explore all that Lancaster has to offer.

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Relax in our Historic Home or adjoining Carriage House Cottage while enjoying all the modern conveniences of home. The main house offers five comfortable guest rooms on the second and third floors, all with private baths. The Cottage provides a private, fully equipped one-bedroom home for your vacation that can sleep up to five people and is perfect for families. All rooms are climate controlled for maximum comfort and many have working fireplaces.

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Things to do, taste and enjoy in Lancaster County

There is so much to do here in Lancaster County – that you really need more than a weekend! Whether you’re here for hand-crafts, food, entertainment, or good old “Amish-Peeping,” we can help you find what you’re looking for.

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Osceola Mill House Blog ...

Wintering

I’ve recently been reading (or rather listening to as I work) the book Wintering by Katherine May. Audible’s description is that it is about the power of rest and retreat in difficult times. It struck me as quite appropriate for this beginning of the third year of our pandemic, not to mention for a January day, and it is the first book in my...

Do the Amish Celebrate Christmas?

We always get a lot of questions from our guests when they come to the Osceola Mill House to explore the life and culture of the Amish. “Why do the Amish not drive cars?” … “Why is a large-wheeled scooter ok for transportation, but a bicycle is not?” … “Why do Amish men wear beards but no mustache?” . We always try to answer these...