Karen Lee Ensley
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08/28/2017
A welcome flag greets visitors at the park office.
Karen Lee Ensley
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08/28/2017
An overview of the park showing the forest, lake, and beach volleyball area.
Karen Lee Ensley
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08/28/2017
Special vehicle permits are provided that allow access to areas not normally open to vehicles.
Karen Lee Ensley
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08/28/2017
A trail leads through the beautiful Pennsylvania forest.
Karen Lee Ensley
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08/28/2017
There's a 500-foot sand beach and roped swimming area.
Karen Lee Ensley
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08/28/2017
The depression-era Civilian Conservation Corps built cabins, picnic shelters, and the dam.
Karen Lee Ensley
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08/28/2017
The park's nature center features native plants and multiple bird feeders.
Karen Lee Ensley
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08/28/2017
A park pavilion and an amphitheater offer great outdoor places for environmental education.
Karen Lee Ensley
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08/28/2017
The park has informative signs about bats and has special boxes to house bats.
Karen Lee Ensley
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08/28/2017
There are walk-in tent sites with convenient parking.
Karen Lee Ensley
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The walk-in tent camping section has seven sites in the woods.
Karen Lee Ensley
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08/28/2017
There are over 200 campsites in the park that accommodate from tents to large motor homes.