Cashtown, PA, nestled in the rural foothills of the Appalachian Mountains, is a small community with a rich Civil War history and a thriving apple farming industry. With fewer than 500 residents, Cashtown maintains a close-knit, small-town atmosphere. The town is home to historic sites such as the Cashtown Inn, which has been in operation since 1797, and the Historic Round Barn & Farm Market, a unique round barn built in 1914. Local attractions include Thirsty Farmer Brew Works, known for its rotating beers and live music, and Adams County Winery, one of the state's oldest wineries. The annual National Apple Harvest Festival, held 5 miles north, celebrates the area's agricultural heritage with family-friendly activities. Housing options in Cashtown include bi-levels, split-levels, ranch-style homes, and Cape Cods, often situated on large lots with rustic charm. The Gettysburg Area School District, highly rated in Adams County, serves the community, with Franklin Township Elementary, Gettysburg Area Middle, and Gettysburg Area High School all receiving commendable ratings. Cashtown Community Lions Park provides a local green space with a playground and creek access. The town is car-dependent, with U.S. Route 30 connecting residents to Gettysburg, 6 miles east, and Chambersburg, 15 miles west. Harrisburg International Airport is approximately 50 miles away.
