This is a pleasant, close-knit community established by Thomas Ferguson in 1791, now with a mix of homes from Victorian to Colonial to mountainside retreats. Some small developments are being built on its outskirts. Nestled in the lower slopes of Tussey Mountain, known here as Pine Grove Mountain, the village is a crossroads for those traveling south. It has several businesses, including a tavern, dairy store and gas station. It is also home to Ferguson Township Elementary School.
CATA buses serve the town.
Located near Ferguson Park, with its ball field and picnic pavilion, Cedar Hills is north of Route 45 just west of Pine Grove Mills. This pleasant community boasts ranch and two-story homes, each with its own color and style. The land is fairly flat with mature landscaping. Ramblewood I is across the street from Fairbrook Park's ball fields, basketball court and picnic grounds. The east end of the development is in deep, mature woods, canopying beautiful two-story homes of all styles.