Enjoy a park that the state of Pennsylvania has continued to develop since the 1930s. In addition to recreation areas, enjoy large tracts of undeveloped land and modern cabins in this popular wilderness area.
Start your vacay at 100-acre Raccoon Lake. Put in your kayak or canoe to find that perfect fishing spot. Or, splash around by the shoreline. Anglers typically find trout, panfish, bass, carp, or walleye here.
Follow Frankfort Mineral Springs Falls Trail for a glimpse into the park's history. See remnants of a 19th-century health resort, such as crumbling brick walls and stone foundations. The falls themselves form a natural amphitheater of rock and water. Visit the falls in winter to view them frozen in place.
Marvel at the 314-acre Wildflower Reserve. More than 700 species of plants grow here. Trails lead
Enjoy a park that the state of Pennsylvania has continued to develop since the 1930s. In addition to recreation areas, enjoy large tracts of undeveloped land and modern cabins in this popular wilderness area.
Start your vacay at 100-acre Raccoon Lake. Put in your kayak or canoe to find that perfect fishing spot. Or, splash around by the shoreline. Anglers typically find trout, panfish, bass, carp, or walleye here.
Follow Frankfort Mineral Springs Falls Trail for a glimpse into the park's history. See remnants of a 19th-century health resort, such as crumbling brick walls and stone foundations. The falls themselves form a natural amphitheater of rock and water. Visit the falls in winter to view them frozen in place.
Marvel at the 314-acre Wildflower Reserve. More than 700 species of plants grow here. Trails lead to various plant communities. Peak blooms occur in April or August.
Reserve some of the 172 modern tent or RV campsites. Ten cabins offer glamping options.
What are you looking for in a campground? How about miles of hiking trails, a beautiful lake for swimming and boating, and large campsites that are shady and secluded? Or, if you’re looking for a bit of adventure head out to the backpacking shelters and immerse yourself in the Pennsylvania wilderness. Remember your bug spray—those mosquitoes are i Read more...
Get a gaggle of your best pals together and escape into the wilderness at Raccoon Creek Park Group Campground. This wonderland for outdoorsmen is an easy drive from Pittsburgh and boasts robust activities like swimming, hiking, boating (and so on), but also specialized sports like hunting, mountain biking, horseback riding, and much more! This is Read more...
If you want a secluded and quiet camping experience, but realize that 20 - 60 people are rearin’ to head out with you, fear not! You can have the best of group camping along with the privacy you need to have a fabulous getaway at Pioneer Campground. Set apart from other campsites, this group area is off the beaten path to ensure you have access to Read more...
Planning a family reunion and want to shake things up? Head on down to the Sioux Campground in Raccoon Creek State Park! This group tenting area is divided into two sites to best fit your group size and still offer all of the amazing amenities you need to keep your cousins distracted and everyone smiling. Bonus: this group site is close to awesome Read more...
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Raccoon Creek State Park
A secret trail that leads a 50-acre meadow hidden amongst the trees.
Enjoy a park that the state of Pennsylvania has continued to develop since the 1930s. In addition to recreation areas, enjoy large tracts of undeveloped land and modern cabins in this popular wilderness area.
Start your vacay at 100-acre Raccoon Lake. Put in your kayak or canoe to find that perfect fishing spot. Or, splash around by the shoreline. Anglers typically find trout, panfish, bass, carp, or walleye here.
Follow Frankfort Mineral Springs Falls Trail for a glimpse into the park's history. See remnants of a 19th-century health resort, such as crumbling brick walls and stone foundations. The falls themselves form a natural amphitheater of rock and water. Visit the falls in winter to view them frozen in place.
Marvel at the 314-acre Wildflower Reserve. More than 700 species of plants grow here. Trails lead
Enjoy a park that the state of Pennsylvania has continued to develop since the 1930s. In addition to recreation areas, enjoy large tracts of undeveloped land and modern cabins in this popular wilderness area.
Start your vacay at 100-acre Raccoon Lake. Put in your kayak or canoe to find that perfect fishing spot. Or, splash around by the shoreline. Anglers typically find trout, panfish, bass, carp, or walleye here.
Follow Frankfort Mineral Springs Falls Trail for a glimpse into the park's history. See remnants of a 19th-century health resort, such as crumbling brick walls and stone foundations. The falls themselves form a natural amphitheater of rock and water. Visit the falls in winter to view them frozen in place.
Marvel at the 314-acre Wildflower Reserve. More than 700 species of plants grow here. Trails lead to various plant communities. Peak blooms occur in April or August.
Reserve some of the 172 modern tent or RV campsites. Ten cabins offer glamping options.
Activities in the park
4 campgrounds in Raccoon Creek State Park
What are you looking for in a campground? How about miles of hiking trails, a beautiful lake for swimming and boating, and large campsites that are shady and secluded? Or, if you’re looking for a bit of adventure head out to the backpacking shelters and immerse yourself in the Pennsylvania wilderness. Remember your bug spray—those mosquitoes are i Read more...
Get a gaggle of your best pals together and escape into the wilderness at Raccoon Creek Park Group Campground. This wonderland for outdoorsmen is an easy drive from Pittsburgh and boasts robust activities like swimming, hiking, boating (and so on), but also specialized sports like hunting, mountain biking, horseback riding, and much more! This is Read more...
If you want a secluded and quiet camping experience, but realize that 20 - 60 people are rearin’ to head out with you, fear not! You can have the best of group camping along with the privacy you need to have a fabulous getaway at Pioneer Campground. Set apart from other campsites, this group area is off the beaten path to ensure you have access to Read more...
Planning a family reunion and want to shake things up? Head on down to the Sioux Campground in Raccoon Creek State Park! This group tenting area is divided into two sites to best fit your group size and still offer all of the amazing amenities you need to keep your cousins distracted and everyone smiling. Bonus: this group site is close to awesome Read more...
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