The Bertolet House , moved to this site from the Oley Valley along with the Bertolet Bakehouse , dates back to 1737. A number of other interesting structures, including an 1810 sawmill, have also been located to the Boone Homestead to provide visitors with a fine recreation of early Pennsylvania life. The Rifle Range is the site of a number of flintlock marksmanship events throughout the year. There are two beautiful picnic areas and even overnight lodging for organized youth groups. To top it off, the Daniel Boone Homestead also serves as a wildlife refuge.
Visitors can observe many species of birds and mammals here.
The Homestead offers fine educational programming for School Groups . Adaptable for any age, Programs consist of Guided Tours of the Homestead and Self-Guided Tours of the natural landscape. Both stimulate the imagination and encourage students to discover the sights, sounds, and objects from 18th century Berks County. Two picnic areas available. 202 South to Rt.