“Olé, Olé, Olé!” And you’ll be chanting similar spirited lyrics while you’re snowmobiling down Ole Bull State Park’s frozen precipitation during the colder months. Occupying one-hundred-and-thirty acres of Pennsylvania's Black Forest (called so because of the dense vegetation), this modest sized park serves-up surprisingly large portions of outdoor activities; fishing in the well-stocked Kettle Creek is known to be some of the best in the colonial state. In fact, both Ole Bull Creek and Kettle Creek have become synonymous with mantle piece-worthy catches. And, with the park’s two well-manicured, modern campgrounds hugging Kettle Creek, you’ll be able to enjoy all the hydrophilic bliss Ole Bull State Park’s has to offer.
“Olé, Olé, Olé!” And you’ll be chanting similar spirited lyrics while you’re snowmobiling down Ole Bull State Park’s frozen precipitation during the colder months. Occupying one-hundred-and-thirty acres of Pennsylvania's Black Forest (called so because of the dense vegetation), this modest sized park serves-up surprisingly large portions of outdoor activities; fishing in the well-stocked Kettle Creek is known to be some of the best in the colonial state. In fact, both Ole Bull Creek and Kettle Creek have become synonymous with mantle piece-worthy catches. And, with the park’s two well-manicured, modern campgrounds hugging Kettle Creek, you’ll be able to enjoy all the hydrophilic bliss Ole Bull State Park’s has to offer.
No bull: the camping at Ole Bull State Park is prettty nice. Pitch a tent or park your RV at the northern camping area to be super close to Kettle Creek Lake and its designated swimming spot. Head to the southern camping area if you’re looking for pet-friendly camping and easy access to the Beaver Haven Nature Trail. Read more...
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Ole Bull State Park
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No bull: the camping at Ole Bull State Park is prettty nice. Pitch a tent or park your RV at the northern camping area to be super close to Kettle Creek Lake and its designated swimming spot. Head to the southern camping area if you’re looking for pet-friendly camping and easy access to the Beaver Haven Nature Trail. Read more...
Why can't I see these campgrounds when I search with dates?
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