Where Local Businesses Come Alive
Whether you're exploring your own town or visiting Hershey, PA for the first time, Yokl helps you discover places you'll remember, return to, and recommend — a local discovery platform powered by real experiences.
Yokl at a glance
- What Yokl is
- A trolley food tour operator and local business directory serving the Hershey, PA area.
- Location
- 129 Cedar Avenue, Hershey, PA 17033
- Hours
- Mon-Sat, open by appointment. Closed Sunday.
- Phone
- (423) 488-9249
- Group size for private tours
- 12–25 guests, by trolley.
- Vehicle
- A 28-passenger trolley.
Private and Corporate Tours
Yokl private tours are made for groups of 12–25 guests who want an easy way to get out, celebrate, and experience local places together — birthdays, bachelor and bachelorette parties, anniversaries, family gatherings, nights out with friends, pub crawls, and more.
For corporate groups, the trolley turns a typical outing into something more relaxed and memorable: a private food tour, brewery stop, sightseeing ride, or custom local experience without the hassle of planning every detail.
The Yokl Network
Yokl is a network of local businesses built to help more people discover, visit, and support the places that make our communities feel like home. Through Meet the Heroes, we spotlight the owners behind those businesses and give visitors a reason to shop local.
Meet the HeroesWhat our community is saying
“First time doing the trolley food ride and it was FANTASTIC!! Was taken to places that I had never been to before and our guide did a terrific job explaining everything and being our tour guide. Will definitely be doing this again since they go to different places.”
“We value our partnership with Yokl because they strengthen the community and bring new visitors to Hershey on a regular basis. Their team stays focused on service, clear communication, and creating a fun experience for every group.”
“I brought my business students on the Yokl field trip and it was the highlight of the semester. The first-hand exposure they had to local business owners was invaluable; it was something the students couldn't get in any other way.”