Why Visit PA State Parks and Where We’ll Be Next

Why should you visit PA state parks and their campgrounds and why? We share what we know and tell you where we're headed next.

Trip Report: Raccoon Creek State Park in Pennsylvania

Raccoon Creek State Park in Pennsylvania has camping, hiking, biking, and boating options less than half hour from the city of Pittsburgh.

Trip Report: Hyner Run State Park in Pennsylvania

Hyner Run State Park in the PA Wilds has scenic views & a cozy campground - plus even more scenic views are just a few miles away at Hyner View State Park!

Trip Report: Poe Valley State Park in Pennsylvania

The ride may be rough to Poe Valley State Park (and Poe Paddy next door) in central PA, but the lake, river, and hiking are worth it for the weekend!

Trip Report: Kinzua Bridge and Sizerville State Park in Pennsylvania

In one weekend, you can stroll on an over-300-foot-high destroyed railroad bridge at Kinzua Bridge State Park, then overnight & take a few challenging hikes at Sizerville State Park in Pennsylvania.