Discover the most magical spots to pitch your tent or park your rig on your next Parker Dam Park adventure.
Discover the natural charm of Parker Dam State Park. Â
Coddled by the nearly fifty-thousand acres of the surrounding Quehanna Wilderness, Parker Dam State Park is a dense one-thousand-acre oasis thatâs teeming with faunal charisma. Aside from the plethora of wildlife watching opportunities (free-roaming elk are known to have their vocalizations echo through the parks still silences), youâll be treated to a wide array of camping options that populate the eastern end of the park. Here, thereâs numerous campsites that not only offer trail accessibilityâbut electricity too. Your smartphoneâs battery-life will be thanking you with notifications. However, for the sake of enamoring yourself with what all the bioticâand abioticâfactors that inundate your surrounding, it may be best to turn-off your feeds for the weekend, catalysing the tranquillity to follow.
The ideal time to visit Parker Dam State Park is during the summer months, from June to August, when the weather is warm and the park is full of life. Spring and fall offer cooler temperatures and fewer crowds, while winter can be harsh, with some facilities closed due to snow.