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Codorus State Park
Water-based recreation rules at this Pennsylvania state park.
Lake Marburg has 26 miles of shoreline, which means plenty of room for fishing, boating, and swimming. Hike through the surrounding parklands, or take in four rounds of disc golf. Eat a picnic lunch when you're done with the golf course.
Find bass, yellow perch, crappie, muskellunge, catfish, northern pike, and bluegill in the lake's warm waters. For cold-water species, head to Codorus Creek to catch trout. Make sure to keep some fish for dinner.
Around 5 miles of trails criss-cross the park. After a long day of trekking, drive to nearby townships of Heidelberg, Manheim, or Penn. These towns have quaint shops and eateries to enjoy.
Throw your Frisbee around thanks to 54 holes of disc golf. One 18-hole course is a challenging woods course. Another course is more open but with longer distances on the holes. Finish
Lake Marburg has 26 miles of shoreline, which means plenty of room for fishing, boating, and swimming. Hike through the surrounding parklands, or take in four rounds of disc golf. Eat a picnic lunch when you're done with the golf course.
Find bass, yellow perch, crappie, muskellunge, catfish, northern pike, and bluegill in the lake's warm waters. For cold-water species, head to Codorus Creek to catch trout. Make sure to keep some fish for dinner.
Around 5 miles of trails criss-cross the park. After a long day of trekking, drive to nearby townships of Heidelberg, Manheim, or Penn. These towns have quaint shops and eateries to enjoy.
Throw your Frisbee around thanks to 54 holes of disc golf. One 18-hole course is a challenging woods course. Another course is more open but with longer distances on the holes. Finish with two bonus 9-hole courses.
Choose from 191 campsites, including 108 with electricity and 58 non-electric sites. Two yurts provide glamping options.
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1 campground in Codorus State Park
If you're coming to Codorus State Park, you can’t miss the 1,275-acre Lake Marburg. The campground here is right by the water, putting you steps away from all the great fishing, boating and swimming Marburg offers. Check out the migrating fowl—that’s fancy speak for birds—that like to stop along the 26 miles of shoreline. And don’t forget to pack Read more...
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