Peyton Bergey
Staff Writer
These neighborhoods provide safety with sidewalks and street lights. There will be familiar CV faces in the crowd as well. Be sure to be polite, let the younger kids ahead of you, and stay on the sidewalks and driveways and off the lawns. If there is a bowl at the door, take the amount of candy the sign tells you, one or two pieces if there is no sign is the expectation. Be respectful of all the young kids and families around. Have fun!
Milfording Highlands- From the Carlisle Pike, turn at Aldi and go down Sample Bridge Road. Turn right before the bridge. It’s a smaller neighborhood but it’s full of families, so you’ll get your haul of candy. You may even have time to cross Sample Bridge and hit the houses in Brook Point or Milfording Preserve.
Indian Creek- From the Pike, turn down the Sporting Hill Road. Go down the hill and cross the bridge and go right up the hill into the neighborhood. Look for the Indian Creek sign. This neighborhood is full of families and grandparents. Be ready for some hills, but it will be worth it. There’s a bonus neighborhood in the back, too.
Pinehurst- Go north on Good Hope Road past Indian Creek and keep going. Go through the light onCreekview Road, past Hampden Township Fire Department. Keep going until you are on Good Hope Road. Look for Pinehurst Way on your left. The is a luxury neighborhood, so the houses are a bit further apart. You’re looking for big bars in this neighborhood.
Pinebrook-Go down the steep hill on Orrs Bridge Road. Cross the bridge and take any right turn into the neighborhood. The is a big neighborhood but relatively flat. Tons of houses and tons of kids.
Georgetown Crossing-114 past Walmart and Pizza Hut. Take the first right and go all the way back. Lots of townhouses, so this is a target-rich environment. Get picked up in about an hour, then go to Milfording Crossing.