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A Small Forest with Unique Landscapes!

Founded in 1935, this state forest is filled with plant species and habitats uncommon in Pennsylvania. Tidal mudflats, serpentine barrens, and wetland plants and animals rare in this region make William Penn State Forest a gem for wildlife and botany enthusiasts. Be sure to visit Goat Hill Public Wild Plant Sanctuary to view unusual threatened species of plant.

William Penn State Forest, named after the founder of the commonwealth, is popular for trapping, hunting and warm water fishing. Near Little Tinicum Island are prime opportunities for fur trapping and waterfowl hunting.