Mon to Thr: 8:00am – 6:00pm Fri: 8:00am – 8:00pm Sat to Sun: 7:00am – 8:00pm
Camping types:
Reservable campsites.
About
Rolling hills, a crystal-clear reservoir for swimming and other water sports, plus 15 miles of shoreline for all kinds of recreational adventures, make Spruce Run a popular park in all four seasons. Escape the summer heat under the shade of tall trees immersed in the sapphire waters. Spring and fall bring out a myriad of colors, an opportunity for photographers to hone their skills and capture the park’s magnificent sparkle. Winter is for skiing, ice-fishing, and snowshoeing, and retreating from the city’s potential slush and grime. No matter when you visit, you’re sure to fall in love with Spruce Run.
Rolling hills, a crystal-clear reservoir for swimming and other water sports, plus 15 miles of shoreline for all kinds of recreational adventures, make Spruce Run a popular park in all four seasons. Escape the summer heat under the shade of tall trees immersed in the sapphire waters. Spring and fall bring out a myriad of colors, an opportunity for photographers to hone their skills and capture the park’s magnificent sparkle. Winter is for skiing, ice-fishing, and snowshoeing, and retreating from the city’s potential slush and grime. No matter when you visit, you’re sure to fall in love with Spruce Run.
Tucked away on a peninsula in the Spruce Run Reservoir, this campground is the perfect place to waste away those summer days. For avid anglers, Spruce Run offers an impressive 29 species of fish for you to try your luck on (odds seem pretty good there). Get to some scenic views of the rolling hills when you hike along Highlands Trail or opt for a Read more...
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Spruce Run Recreation Area
Fri: 8:00am – 8:00pm
Sat to Sun: 7:00am – 8:00pm
Rolling hills, a crystal-clear reservoir for swimming and other water sports, plus 15 miles of shoreline for all kinds of recreational adventures, make Spruce Run a popular park in all four seasons. Escape the summer heat under the shade of tall trees immersed in the sapphire waters. Spring and fall bring out a myriad of colors, an opportunity for photographers to hone their skills and capture the park’s magnificent sparkle. Winter is for skiing, ice-fishing, and snowshoeing, and retreating from the city’s potential slush and grime. No matter when you visit, you’re sure to fall in love with Spruce Run.
Rolling hills, a crystal-clear reservoir for swimming and other water sports, plus 15 miles of shoreline for all kinds of recreational adventures, make Spruce Run a popular park in all four seasons. Escape the summer heat under the shade of tall trees immersed in the sapphire waters. Spring and fall bring out a myriad of colors, an opportunity for photographers to hone their skills and capture the park’s magnificent sparkle. Winter is for skiing, ice-fishing, and snowshoeing, and retreating from the city’s potential slush and grime. No matter when you visit, you’re sure to fall in love with Spruce Run.
Activities in the park
1 campground in Spruce Run Recreation Area
Tucked away on a peninsula in the Spruce Run Reservoir, this campground is the perfect place to waste away those summer days. For avid anglers, Spruce Run offers an impressive 29 species of fish for you to try your luck on (odds seem pretty good there). Get to some scenic views of the rolling hills when you hike along Highlands Trail or opt for a Read more...
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