Why Live in East Hanover
East Hanover is a rural neighborhood characterized by homes spread along winding country backroads, ranging from 1970s ranch-style and split-level houses to early 21st-century New Traditional homes, unique custom-built residences, and remote cabins. Some properties include farmettes with outbuildings and larger farmhouses surrounded by cornfields. The area has a lower crime risk compared to the national average. Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the proximity to Fort Indiantown Gap, Memorial Lake State Park, and H.M. Levitz Memorial Park, which offer activities such as fishing, kayaking, hiking, and wildlife watching. The Indiantown Gap National Cemetery, featuring the Pennsylvania Veterans’ Memorial, hosts several annual ceremonies. Entertainment options include the Hollywood Casino at Penn National Race Course in nearby Grantville, which features slot machines, gaming tables, live horse races, and outdoor concerts. Local amenities include J&P Winery and Vineyard, Snitz Creek Brewery, and various equestrian centers and produce stands. Grocery shopping typically requires a trip to Annville or Palmyra, about 5 to 15 miles south. Major highways like U.S. Highway 22 and Interstate 81 provide easy access to Lebanon, the Pennsylvania State Capitol, Harrisburg International Airport, and Philadelphia. The Northern Lebanon School District serves the area, though its schools are currently unrated.