Strausstown, Village in Upper Tulpehocken Township, Pennsylvania, United States.
Strausstown is a small village in Upper Tulpehocken Township in Berks County, Pennsylvania, situated at the source of tributaries flowing toward Northkill Creek. The settlement has local dining options including C & C Pizza and J & S Pizza II.
John Strauss founded this settlement in 1840, and it operated as an independent borough for many years before merging with Upper Tulpehocken Township in 2016. This consolidation ended its separate governance.
The local Lions Club runs an annual Antique Auto Show and Flea Market that draws collectors and enthusiasts from surrounding areas. These gatherings shape the rhythm of community life throughout the year.
The place is small and easy to explore on foot, with local dining options within walking distance. Its location near tributaries means the surrounding area can be wetter during rainy periods.
The Rod and Gun Club here hosts regular trap shooting competitions, keeping alive a longstanding tradition of recreational shooting sports. The facility draws enthusiasts who want to sharpen their skills.
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