Length of shortest side of spur to the wheelstop80
Driveway/Parking/Accommodation
Driveway EntryBack-In
Driveway SurfaceGravel
Driveway Length90
Parking SpacesEnd to End
Restroom/Laundry/Cleaning/Cooking
Fire RingFire Ring
Distance to Amenities
Distance from parking lot to siteLess than 300 feet
Search Category
Looking For CategoryTent Site, Trailer Site
Additional Information
Facility Latitude /GPS41.0395199299999
Facility Longitude / GPS-77.0871099999999
GIS Details Latitude41.03951993
GIS Details Longitude-77.08711
Alerts and Important Information
Site
Firewood Alert: Bringing firewood into Pennsylvania is prohibited and could result in a citation. To help protect the forest from invasive insects that can kill trees and devastate the ecosystem, please do not transport firewood over long distances. Firewood can harbor insects such as emerald ash borer. The use of local firewood is strongly recommended. All firewood must be burned prior to your departure.
The spotted lanternfly has invaded our area. This invasive insect could cause serious harm to Pennsylvania's resources, businesses, and economy. LOOK BEFORE YOU LEAVE! Help us stop the spread of these unwelcome hitchhikers. Inspect your vehicle, camper, tent, gear, etc. before you leave the park and destroy any lanternflies you find. For more information, visit the Penn State Extension's Spotted Lanternfly website at https://extension.psu.edu/.
A maximum of one wheeled sleeping unit and two vehicles are permitted per campsite.
These are primitive sites with only a picnic table and fire ring. No electricity, water, sewer or dump station.
Campers are advised to bring drinking water.
This is a carry in, carry out facility. Campers must bring trash bags and dispose of waste appropriately outside of state forest land.
Fires are prohibited March 1st through May 25th without authorization from District Forester.
Groups larger than 10 require additional authorization from the District Forester.
No restroom facilities are available. Campers are encouraged to store or remove waste using a holding tank, portable toilet or other means; or, follow other Leave No Trace principles. There are no disposal sites on the Bald Eagle State Forest.
Cell phone coverage is not reliable.
Wildlife such as bears frequent this area. All food must be stored appropriately.
