Evansburg State Park

4.17

12 reviews

851 MAY HALL ROAD, COLLEGEVILLE, Pennsylvania, 19426, United States

Quick Facts

230 ft

Price

$30/night

Booking

Reservable

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Quick Facts

230 ft

Price

$30/night

Booking

Reservable

Sites

Varies

Season

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Unknown

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Evansburg State Park

$30.00 - $30.00 / night

Campsite Fees

No detailed fee structure provided; authoritative sources mention $30 as a fee.

Standard Site Fee$30.00

Hookup Site Fee$0.00

Premium Site Fee$0.00

Hike and Bike Site Fee$0.00

Group Site Fee$0.00

Food Storage Locker Fee$0.00

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What Campers Say

4.17

Satisfactory

Based on 12 reviews

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"User reviews of Evansburg State Park are generally positive, emphasizing the park's tranquility, variety of trails, and suitability for group camping. Some issues are raised about trail navigation and road conditions."

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851 MAY HALL ROAD, COLLEGEVILLE, Pennsylvania, 19426, United States

Evansburg State Park

851 MAY HALL ROAD, COLLEGEVILLE, Pennsylvania, 19426, United States

Driving directionsFrom Collegeville: Take Germantown Pike. From Germantown Pike turn left onto Skippack Creek Road. Proceed one mile to the stop sign which is Mill Road. Turn left onto Mill Road, and then make an immediate right turn onto Mayhall Road. From PA 73: Take PA 363 to Germantown Pike. Make a right turn onto Germantown Pike. From Germantown Pike make a right turn onto Skippack Creek Road. Proceed one mile to the stop sign which is Mill Road. Make a left turn onto Mill Road, and then make an immediate right turn onto Mayhall Road.

Some user reviews indicate that the road leading to the park is problematic, mentioning potholes and poor road conditions. For example, one user remarked, 'the road leading to the park is a disaster, pot holes everywhere, wouldn't want to get stuck there late at night.'

Nearby places

Norristown (approximately 8 miles), Philadelphia (approximately 25 miles), Collegeville (local proximity)

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Best Time to Camp at Evansburg State Park

Experience the full drama of Pennsylvania's seasons at Evansburg. Winter transforms the park into a crystalline wonderland, with temperatures dipping to a crisp 28°F, perfect for brisk hikes along frost-kissed trails. Spring awakens the landscape with comfortable temperatures and blooming wildflowers. Summer brings warm days reaching 86°F, ideal for creek-side picnics and shaded woodland walks, though the humidity adds a languid, dreamy quality to long afternoons. Autumn paints the mature forests in brilliant golds and crimsons, with mild temperatures creating perfect camping weather.

Summer(Jun-Aug)

4.0 / 5

Summer reviews highlight lush greenery, picnics and creek activities.

Fall(Sep-Nov)

4.0 / 5

Fall is popular for group camping and foliage; reviewers cite memorable fall trips.

Best

Spring(Mar-May)

4.0 / 5

Sun-drenched meadows, wildflowers and butterflies make spring appealing.

Winter(Dec-Feb)

3.0 / 5

Winter offers scenic transformation but limited winter-sport infrastructure noted.

Planning Tips

Peak Season: null. Book 2-3 months ahead.
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Current Alerts: No active alerts were mentioned.

About Evansburg State Park

Nestled in the heart of Montgomery County, Evansburg State Park offers an unexpected escape where time seems to slow down. Here, the gentle Skippack Creek winds through a patchwork landscape of ancient woodlands, rolling meadows, and historic farmland. Stone foundations and weathered mill ruins whisper stories of the Mennonite settlers who first shaped this land, creating a living museum where nature and history intertwine seamlessly.

Evansburg State Park offers organized group tenting options, which appear to be the primary focus of its camping facilities.

Historical SignificanceStep back in time to when industrious Mennonite families first settled these fertile lands, harnessing the power of Skippack Creek to turn their mill wheels. Throughout the park, you'll discover fascinating remnants of 18th and 19th-century life – crumbling stone walls, foundation ruins, and historic houses that stand as monuments to early American ingenuity. These silent sentinels offer a tangible connection to the farmers and millers who once called this valley home.

Weather and SeasonsExperience the full drama of Pennsylvania's seasons at Evansburg. Winter transforms the park into a crystalline wonderland, with temperatures dipping to a crisp 28°F, perfect for brisk hikes along frost-kissed trails. Spring awakens the landscape with comfortable temperatures and blooming wildflowers. Summer brings warm days reaching 86°F, ideal for creek-side picnics and shaded woodland walks, though the humidity adds a languid, dreamy quality to long afternoons. Autumn paints the mature forests in brilliant golds and crimsons, with mild temperatures creating perfect camping weather.

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Natural Features and SceneryEvansburg's landscape unfolds like a living quilt, where each patch tells its own story. Mature hardwood forests provide cool, cathedral-like spaces perfect for contemplation, while sun-drenched meadows burst with wildflowers and butterflies. Historic croplands still bear the patterns of centuries-old farming, and overgrown fields create diverse habitats teeming with wildlife. This varied terrain offers both sweeping vistas across the valley and intimate woodland hollows where you can lose yourself in nature's embrace.

Geological RegionThe rolling hills and valleys of southcentral Montgomery County showcase nature's patient artistry, carved over millennia by the meandering Skippack Creek. This diverse terrain creates a stunning backdrop where ridgelines offer panoramic views and valley floors harbor rich ecosystems. The geological tapestry includes everything from rocky outcrops to fertile bottomlands, with historic mill sites and colonial-era structures adding human chapters to the ancient geological story written in stone and soil.

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Check-in

8:00 AM

Check-out

10:00 PM

Stay Limit

Camping permits include conditions prohibiting stays beyond a certain limit.

Guests Allowed Per Site

Maximum of one family unit or five unrelated persons per campsite.

Groups

The group campsites include multiple fire rings and picnic tables, with parking conveniently located nearby, as described by Dawne: 'The campsite had ample space with multiple fire pit rings, and picnic tables. Parking was easy and not too far from campsite A.'

Tents

Tents are allowed

RV vehicles

RV vehicles are not allowed

Primitive

Primitive camping is not allowed

Reservable

Reservations are allowed

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Cancellation PolicyConditions and consequences for violating permit rules include permit revocation, eviction from the campground, or citations for violations. However, specific cancellation deadlines or penalties are not mentioned.

AccessibilityThe park features ADA parking, though no further details about additional accessibility features for individuals with disabilities are mentioned.

Site SizeGroup campsites are described as having ample space, as noted by Dawne: 'The campsite had ample space with multiple fire pit rings, and picnic tables.

PrivacyGroup campsites are relatively spaced out, promoting some degree of privacy. Dawne mentions, 'There was another group at site B (a boy scout troop), and they were just far away enough that we couldn't hear them.

Recommended SitesGroup campsite A is recommended for its ample space and amenities, including fire pit rings and picnic tables.

Amenities available

Potable water

Fire rings

Picnic tables

Group Sites

Activities you can enjoy

Evansburg State Park offers a range of recreational activities that capitalize on its natural and historical features. Visitors can enjoy hiking, mountain biking, fishing, and group camping, among other activities. Skippack Creek is a central feature of the park, providing opportunities for fishing and scenic views. However, some users report difficulties with trail navigation, as noted by Bloodystrawberry: 'Trails aren’t marked with blazes and the map isn’t color coded.'

HikingThe park features numerous hiking trails, including the Skippack Creek Loop trail, a decently maintained 5-mile loop praised for its variety, as Sarah R notes: 'I’ve been to this park a few times to walk the Skippack loop trail, which I love! It’s a decently maintained 5-mile loop that has so much variation that you can’t get bored.' However, there are concerns about trail marking, as Bloodystrawberry wrote, 'Trails aren’t marked with blazes and the map isn’t color coded.'

FishingFishing is permitted, with Skippack Creek serving as a primary location. Specific fish species or regulations are not detailed.

BikingMountain biking is highlighted as a popular activity. David Huff mentions its appeal: 'I go for the mountain biking, which is great for a local community maintaining the trails and relative obscurity.'

Winter Activities

Water Sports

Policies & Safety

Hazards & AlertsSome user reviews warn of poison ivy near trails and trails being difficult to navigate due to lack of markings.

Active AlertsNo active alerts were mentioned.

Fire Policynull

Quiet HoursQuiet hours are 9 PM to 8 AM

Emergency ServicesContact numbers for emergencies include the Direct Line (6104091150) and Ranger Station, although the specific distance or location of hospitals and police stations is not provided.

Trash & RecyclingNo specific details regarding trash and recycling facilities are mentioned.

Water FeaturesThe Skippack Creek is a major feature of the park, providing scenic views and a historical connection.

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Reviews

4.2

12 reviews

Satisfactory

Evansburg State Park is satisfactory, placing it in the bottom 60% of campgrounds based on reviews

User reviews of Evansburg State Park are generally positive, emphasizing the park's tranquility, variety of trails, and suitability for group camping. Some issues are raised about trail navigation and road conditions.

Review Summaries

Based on 12 reviews

What Campers Love

Many reviews praise the park's natural beauty and recreational offerings. For example, James Harris describes it as 'great place for peace of mind ie camping chilling grilling.' Dawne highlights the...

Based on 12 reviews

Common Concerns

Trail markings and outdated maps are a recurring issue. Bloodystrawberry points out, 'Trails aren’t marked with blazes and the map isn’t color coded.' AshAragam2000 notes restroom limitations beyond...

Based on 12 reviews

Pro Tips & Recommendations

Visitors recommend using the main parking lot restrooms before embarking on trails. Sarah R advises caution with a damaged bridge on the Skippack Creek Loop trail: 'There is one bridge that has...

Based on 12 reviews

Seasonal Insights

Fall is particularly popular for group camping, as noted by Dawne during a fall trip. Summer reviews like AshAragam2000’s and James Harris’s highlight the lush greenery and opportunities for picnics,...

Based on 12 reviews

Camper Quotes

1. 'A treasure of a park and to think it is just 15 mins drive from home is just awesome.' - AshAragam2000 2. 'Camping for the city folk is a place away from all the quickness and noises of the...

Based on 12 reviews

Site-Specific Reviews

Dawne’s review identifies group campsite A as spacious and conveniently located, with functioning amenities like restrooms and running water.

Based on 12 reviews

Accessibility Features

Sarah R mentions one bridge on the Skippack Creek Loop trail that may challenge individuals with limited mobility: 'I have to get down on my butt to get off the bridge.'

Based on 12 reviews

Pet-Friendly Features

Pets are only allowed in designated areas, but no specific reviews address the pet experience at this park.

Based on 12 reviews

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