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One of the Most Relaxing Pennsylvania State Parks!

Visit this small park in central Pennsylvania located on the banks of the Susquehanna River. Once a prime logging route, this river now is host to scores of waterfowl and fish. Great for boating and fishing, this picturesque recreational area is sure to please.

During your visit, be sure to set aside time to ride the historic Hiawatha paddle wheel riverboat, located in the heart of the park. This re-creation of an 1800s riverboat has been plying the Susquehanna for more than 30 years and is available for public rides 6 days a week - closed Monday.

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Freshwater Fishing on the Susquehanna River!

Nearly 450 miles long, this is the largest river on the east coast and has a huge variety of both warm and cold water fish. Anglers will enjoy the large amount of smallmouth bass available in these waters. Other common species that cane be found are walleye, catfish, smaller panfish, musky, northern pike, pickerel, American shad and more!

Unlimited horsepower motors are permitted on the river and a boat launch located within the state park allows access to the West Branch of the river. The 24 mile long Susquehanna River Trail is a popular place for canoe camping and fishing. See the many small islands and the diverse wildlife along the trail!