About Waynesboro

Displaced by just 3 miles from the I-81, Waynesboro is situated 67 miles southwest of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, and 78 miles northwest of Baltimore, Maryland. The area around Antietam Creek was once inhabited by the Native Americans prior to the arrival of a band of Scotsmen who settled the land in 1797. Historically, Waynesboro played a large role in the Gettysburg Campaign of the Civil War. Chambersburg, a couple of miles north, is the nearest sizeable city and offers residents an extensive selection of shopping and resources that make traveling into the state capital unnecessary for most residents of a Waynesboro house or apartment for rent. While many people work in Chambersburg and other regional cities, a good portion of the community elects to make the 75-minute drive into Harrisburg.

The Golf Scramble, Summer Jubilee, Firecracker 5K, Red Run, Chamberfest, Friday After 5, Coffee Social, and Academic Festival are highlights from an extensive community schedule that provides Waynesboro’s residents with active means of mingling with their neighbors. Residents of an apartment or home rental in Waynesboro also enjoy Renfrew Museum and Park, Northside Pool, Red Run Park and Lake, Memorial Park, Pine Hill Recreation Area, Northside Park, Mont Alto State Park, Caledonia State Park, and Michaux State Forest. Together, the collection of parks form one of the most comprehensive recreation programs in the state.

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