Gravel, Decorative Stone,
and Sand in Manheim, PA

When you need gravel or stone in Manheim, you need it on spec and on time. We supply bulk aggregates—crushed stone for driveways and base layers, clean stone for drainage, decorative river rock for landscaping, and screened gravel for walkways. Order in flexible quantities, from a few tons to full tri-axle loads. We stage material locally, load fast, and deliver with precision so you can keep crews moving. Not sure which aggregate fits your project? Tell us your use case (base, drainage, decorative, erosion control) and we’ll match the right size and gradation, then coordinate delivery windows that work around your schedule.

Manheim’s story begins in 1762, when ironmaster and entrepreneur Henry William Stiegel laid out the town and launched the Manheim Glassworks, a venture that drew craftsmen and commerce to the northern Lancaster countryside. Incorporated as a borough in 1838, Manheim grew along the rail line and later around light industry and agriculture, a pattern still visible in its streetscape and mills. Today, the Manheim Borough Historic District preserves hundreds of contributing buildings—Italianate homes, a Furness-influenced railroad station, early banks, and churches—reflecting the borough’s commercial ascendance. For more about Manheim, see the official borough site or Wikipedia.

Top 10 attractions in Manheim

1. Root’s Country Market & Auction — a Tuesday-only Lancaster County tradition since 1925.

2. Mount Hope Estate & Winery — tastings, history, and year-round events on a 200-year-old estate.

3. Pennsylvania Renaissance Faire — seasonal festivals on the Mount Hope grounds.

4. Prussian Street Arcade — a boutique marketplace with hundreds of makers.

5. Kreider Farms Farm Tours — guided looks at a working dairy (seasonal).

6. Waltz Vineyards Estate Winery — estate tastings overlooking rolling farmland.

7. Spooky Nook Sports – Manheim — one of the nation’s largest indoor sports facilities.

8. Shearer’s Covered Bridge (Memorial Park) — an 1847 Burr-arch span relocated to town.

9. Kauffman’s Distillery Covered Bridge — a classic red Lancaster County bridge near Manheim.

10. Manheim Historical Society – Fasig House — a reconstructed German open-pen home museum.

We provide stone and gravel to all Manheim ZIP codes and surrounding communities, including 17545, Lititz, Lancaster, East Petersburg, Mount Joy, Landisville, Neffsville, Rothsville, Akron, Ephrata, Elizabethtown, and more.

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Peter: “I have been blown away by the level of service and huge selection of products at Zimmerman. The team at Zimmerman will not disappoint!”

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Nathanael: “Awesome staff, love dealing with Brad at the main desk. Very pleased with delivery times and availabilities.”

Josiah: “I have gotten mulch from here for many years. Very friendly, Christian people here and they prove it with their service. I highly recommend supporting this family operated business."

Andrew: “Great place to purchase hardscape materials. Brad is extremely knowledgeable with products and contractor relations.”

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Robbin: “Great place for outdoor projects. Good people. Outstanding supply of stone and mulch.”

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