The Foxburg Inn
20 Main Street
Foxburg, PA
A stone lodge above the Allegheny where the rooms open to river balconies, in a village that holds the oldest golf course in America.
About The Foxburg Inn
The Foxburg Inn is a handsome stone building set right on the bank of the Allegheny River, in a village so small it feels like a secret. Rooms step up the hillside across three levels, and most open onto long covered balconies that look straight out over the water, the old river-lodge way. Downstairs there is a lobby with a fireplace and a riverfront deck; upstairs a lounge serves breakfast to the same view. The village around it punches far above its size: a winery, an arts hall in the restored Lincoln Hall, a free library, and a mile up the hill the Foxburg Country Club, home to the oldest golf course in continuous use in the United States and the little American Golf Hall of Fame. It is a quiet, scenic base for a slow weekend on the Allegheny.
What The Foxburg Inn Is Known For
For a village this size to hold a riverside lodge, a winery, an arts center, and the birthplace of American golf is remarkable, and the Inn is the comfortable heart of it. Guests come for the river-balcony rooms and the quiet, and leave surprised by how much there is to do within a short walk.
Amenities
- Breakfast Included
- WiFi
- Complimentary continental breakfast
- River-view balconies
- Elevator
- Free parking
- Gas fireplaces in suites
- Soaking tubs in suites
- Riverfront deck
What Guests Love
- Rooms open to covered balconies over the Allegheny River
- Handsome stone lodge in a tiny historic river village
- Complimentary continental breakfast with a river view
- Walk to Foxburg Wine Cellars and the riverfront trail
- A mile from America's oldest golf course and its Hall of Fame
- Suites with gas fireplaces and soaking tubs
Worth Knowing
- Rooms open to exterior covered balconies; the lobby and breakfast lounge are indoors.
- The building steps up a riverbank hillside across three levels, with an elevator and exterior stairs.
- Breakfast is a complimentary continental spread in the top-floor river-view lounge.
- No pets.
- Foxburg is a very small village, so plan dinner and supplies around limited local hours.
The Room
The rooms and suites are comfortable and traditional, most with a door that opens to a shared covered balcony overlooking the river. Suites add gas fireplaces and deep soaking tubs for a cooler-weather escape. Every stay includes free WiFi and a complimentary continental breakfast served in the third-floor lounge, where the river fills the windows. An elevator reaches all three levels, with exterior stairs down to the water side.
The Grounds
The Inn sits at the center of Foxburg's little riverfront, steps from the water. A deck and porch look out over the Allegheny, and the village trail system, built on old railroad grades, runs right past the door for a walk or a bike ride along the river. Kayakers and boaters put in nearby, and the wine cellars are a two-minute stroll up the street.
The Experience
Foxburg rewards slowing down. Spend a morning on the Allegheny River Trail, taste your way through Foxburg Wine Cellars, catch a concert or exhibit at the RiverStone arts hall in restored Lincoln Hall, and visit the historic country club a mile up the hill, where golf in America effectively began in 1887. Dinner is often at the winery's own eatery, and evenings end on the balcony watching the river go by.
Details
Foxburg, PA 16036
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is The Foxburg Inn pet friendly?
No, The Foxburg Inn does not allow pets.
Does The Foxburg Inn have EV charging?
No, The Foxburg Inn does not have EV charging.
Does The Foxburg Inn serve breakfast?
Yes, The Foxburg Inn includes breakfast.
Does The Foxburg Inn have WiFi?
Yes, The Foxburg Inn has WiFi.
What is there to do near The Foxburg Inn?
Foxburg Wine Cellars: 0.2 miles, about a 5 minute drive, or you can walk. Foxburg Country Club and the American Golf Hall of Fame: 1 miles, about a 5 minute drive, or you can walk. Allegheny River Trail: 0.1 miles, about a 5 minute drive, or you can walk.
How far is The Foxburg Inn from Foxburg Wine Cellars?
0.2 miles, about a 5 minute drive, or you can walk.
How far is The Foxburg Inn from Foxburg Country Club and the American Golf Hall of Fame?
1 miles, about a 5 minute drive, or you can walk.
How far is The Foxburg Inn from Allegheny River Trail?
0.1 miles, about a 5 minute drive, or you can walk.
Do the rooms at the Foxburg Inn have exterior entrances?
Yes, the guest rooms open onto covered balconies that run along the building and look out over the Allegheny River.::Is breakfast included?::Yes, a complimentary continental breakfast is served in the third-floor river-view lounge.::How far is the golf course?::The Foxburg Country Club, home of the American Golf Hall of Fame and the oldest golf course in continuous use in the country, is about a mile up the hill.::Does the Foxburg Inn allow pets?::No, pets are not permitted.
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Things to Do Near the Allegheny River valley
Foxburg Wine Cellars
0.2 miles, about a 5 minute drive, or you can walk.
The village winery and tasting room, with its own eatery, an easy walk up the street from the Inn.
Foxburg Country Club and the American Golf Hall of Fame
1 miles, about a 5 minute drive, or you can walk.
The oldest golf course in continuous use in the United States, dating to 1887, with a small free museum tracing the American game.
Allegheny River Trail
0.1 miles, about a 5 minute drive, or you can walk.
A paved rail-trail along the river for walking and biking, running right past the door and connecting to the wider Armstrong Trail.