Susquehannock State Forest

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3150 East Second Street, Coudersport, Pennsylvania, 16948, United States

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2,428 ft

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2,428 ft

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Free

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First-Come

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Season

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Very Pet Friendly

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Susquehannock State Forest

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3150 East Second Street, Coudersport, Pennsylvania, 16948, United States

Susquehannock State Forest

3150 East Second Street, Coudersport, Pennsylvania, 16948, United States

Driving directionsThe Susquehannock State Forest Resource Management Center is located along US-6 about 8 miles east of Coudersport.

Access to the campground is via paved roads along US-6, but additional information on road conditions or seasonal closures is not provided.

Nearby places

Coudersport (8 miles)

Nearby supplies

No specific information is provided about the nearest locations for groceries, camping supplies, or fuel.

Best Time to Camp at Susquehannock State Forest

Each season paints Susquehannock in dramatically different hues. Winter transforms the forest into a hushed wonderland, where gentle snowfalls dust the hardwood canopy and create a pristine backdrop for cold-weather camping. As spring awakens the forest floor, summer arrives with comfortable temperatures that make hiking and fishing particularly rewarding. The moderate summer climate, punctuated by refreshing rainfall, keeps the streams flowing and the forest lush. Savvy campers know to check weekly forecasts for those perfect windows – when dry conditions, mild temperatures, and low precipitation align to create ideal backcountry conditions.

Summer(Jun-Aug)

4.0 / 5

Hiking, biking, fishing and boating opportunities make summer very favorable.

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Fall(Sep-Nov)

4.5 / 5

Northern hardwoods suggest excellent fall color; scenic forest peaks in autumn.

Spring(Mar-May)

3.5 / 5

Headwater streams and wildlife activity make spring appealing for fishing and wildlife viewing.

Winter(Dec-Feb)

3.5 / 5

Snowmobiling and cross-country skiing noted; forest becomes a hushed winter landscape.

Planning Tips

Peak Season: No peak season dates are specified.. Book 2-3 months ahead.
Operating Season: No information on open or closed seasons is provided.

About Susquehannock State Forest

Deep in the heart of Pennsylvania's wilderness, Susquehannock State Forest beckons to those who crave authentic backcountry adventures. This pristine landscape offers a true escape from civilization, where primitive camping means trading modern conveniences for starlit nights and the symphony of the forest. Whether you're threading through ancient trails on your mountain bike, casting a line into crystal-clear streams, or tracking game through the undergrowth, Susquehannock delivers an unfiltered outdoor experience. With no designated campsites to limit your exploration, the entire backcountry becomes your personal sanctuary – perfect for seasoned adventurers who know that the best memories are made far from the beaten path.

Camping in Susquehannock State Forest is rustic and caters primarily to those seeking a primitive outdoor experience. Options include spaces for primitive, tent, and RV camping.

Historical SignificanceSusquehannock State Forest stands as a living monument to Pennsylvania's rich forestry heritage. For generations, these woods have been prized for their exceptional hardwood timber, with loggers and foresters recognizing the unparalleled quality of the trees that tower overhead. Beyond its timber legacy, the forest plays a crucial modern role in energy infrastructure, with its unique geological formations serving as natural underground vaults for gas storage that powers cities throughout the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast regions.

Weather and SeasonsEach season paints Susquehannock in dramatically different hues. Winter transforms the forest into a hushed wonderland, where gentle snowfalls dust the hardwood canopy and create a pristine backdrop for cold-weather camping. As spring awakens the forest floor, summer arrives with comfortable temperatures that make hiking and fishing particularly rewarding. The moderate summer climate, punctuated by refreshing rainfall, keeps the streams flowing and the forest lush. Savvy campers know to check weekly forecasts for those perfect windows – when dry conditions, mild temperatures, and low precipitation align to create ideal backcountry conditions.

ElevationThe varied terrain of Susquehannock creates diverse microclimates and ecosystems throughout the forest, offering campers the opportunity to explore different landscapes and habitats as they traverse the backcountry.

Natural Features and SceneryStand beneath the cathedral-like canopy of Susquehannock's renowned Allegheny and Northern Hardwood forests, where legendary Black Cherry trees stretch skyward in silent majesty. These ancient giants create a living architecture that filters sunlight into dancing patterns on the forest floor. Threading through this woodland tapestry, pristine headwater streams sparkle with remarkable clarity, nurturing populations of native brook trout that have thrived here since time immemorial. Every vista reveals nature's artistry – from moss-covered boulders to fern-filled glades where morning mist creates ethereal scenes.

Geological RegionPerched atop the ancient Allegheny Plateau in northcentral Pennsylvania, Susquehannock State Forest showcases one of the most remarkable forest ecosystems in the eastern United States. This elevated landscape nurtures the famous Allegheny and Northern Hardwood forests, where Black Cherry trees reach exceptional quality sought after by craftsmen worldwide. The plateau's unique geology does double duty – not only supporting these magnificent forests and pristine watersheds teeming with native brook trout, but also providing natural underground chambers that store energy resources for millions of residents across the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast. It's a landscape where natural beauty and geological significance converge in remarkable ways.

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Stay Limit

7continuous days

Guests Allowed Per Site

At least one person 18 years of age or older is required.

Tents

Tents are allowed

RV vehicles

RV vehicles are allowed

Primitive

Primitive camping is allowed

Reservable

Reservations are not allowed

Site layoutNo detailed site layout information is provided.

Reservation PlatformsNo specific platforms for reservations are mentioned.

Walk-in AvailabilityCamping is on a first-come-first-served basis for primitive sites.

Cancellation PolicyNo specific cancellation policy was stated.

AccessibilityAccessibility features are not detailed in the provided information.

Site SizeCampsites are primitive and not described in terms of specific sizes.

PrivacyInformation about the privacy level of the campsites is not provided.

Recommended SitesThere are no specific site recommendations provided.

Amenities available

Firewood available

Activities you can enjoy

Susquehannock State Forest is an adventure-rich destination offering a wide range of recreational activities. Activities include hiking, mountain biking, horseback riding, ATV trails, snowmobiling, cross-country skiing, fishing, scenic driving, and wildlife viewing.

HikingHiking opportunities range from easy walking trails to moderate and difficult hiking trails. Trail maps are available on the Susquehannock State Forest webpage.

FishingThe forest is known for some of the best native trout fishing in Pennsylvania, particularly in its high-quality headwaters streams, which support abundant native brook trout populations.

BikingThe forest offers mountain biking trails suitable for various skill levels, from moderate to difficult.

BoatingCanoeing and kayaking opportunities are available, with a lake and rivers/streams within the facility.

Wildlife viewingWildlife viewing is highlighted, with opportunities to see species such as bear, turkey, deer, squirrels, and rabbits.

Cultural and Educational ProgramsAn office/ranger station and interpretive trails/exhibits offer opportunities for learning about the area's natural and historical significance.

Policies & Safety

Hazards & AlertsFire hazards exist during dry periods. Generators causing noise and improper waste disposal are prohibited. Hunting is allowed, so campers should exercise caution during hunting seasons.

No Potable WaterThis campground does not have potable water on-site. Bring all the water you need for drinking, cooking, and cleaning.

Fire PolicyFires are allowed unless fire danger is high, very high, or extreme. From March 1 to May 25, fires require authorization.

Quiet HoursQuiet hours are No specific quiet hours are mentioned.

Emergency ServicesNo specific information is provided about the nearest emergency services.

Trash & RecyclingCampers are required to pack out all trash, as littering is prohibited, and no trash or recycling facilities are explicitly mentioned.

Water FeaturesThe forest supports headwaters streams with native brook trout populations. Specific water bodies near campsites are not mentioned.

Camp HostNo campground host information is available.

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