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Price
Free
Booking
Reservable
Sites
61 campsites
Season
Year-round
Cell
No Service
Pets
Very Pet Friendly
Select a month, then check for open campsites
Price
Free
Booking
Reservable
Sites
61 campsites
Season
Year-round
Cell
No Service
Pets
Very Pet Friendly
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17215 Buffalo Road, MIFFLINBURG, Pennsylvania, 17844, United States
Tent campers and hammock hangers thrive here, especially at site 46 or the walk-in sites. The cold lake still draws swimmers in July, the Overlook Trail pays off with valley views, and mountain bikers get both groomed trails and Bald Eagle State Forest fire roads next door.
Longer trailers will struggle with the single-loop layout, and dump station access has frustrated RV campers in reviews. No camp store, no cell service anywhere but the ridge, and no alcohol on-site are firm conditions, not edge cases.
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Summer brings daytime highs of 75–85°F and nights that drop to 55–65°F. Pack layers. The lake is warmest and fullest for swimming, boating, and fishing from June through August, and trails are clear for hiking and mountain biking. Expect crowds on weekends and holidays. Winter transforms the park into a quiet, snow-covered retreat suited to cold-weather activities and solitude. Spring and fall offer milder visitation and excellent wildlife viewing at dawn and dusk.
Peak season: warm days, beach, boating and fishing peak June–Aug; reviewers praise summer amenities.
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The amenities at R.B. Winter State Park provide a mix of natural, rustic charm and basic facilities to ensure a comfortable stay. The campground offers two bathhouses with showers and dishwashing sinks, which one reviewer described as having "great water pressure and clean bathrooms" (user review). There is a concession stand at the beach offering items like hot dogs and ice cream, frequently praised as "delicious and great prices" (user review). The park is equipped with an honor system firewood kiosk, and wheelbarrows are provided to transport firewood and equipment to walk-in sites. However, some campers noted the absence of a camp store and ice station. Cell service is unavailable in the park, although limited reception can be had while hiking on certain trails like the Overlook Trail. The park itself has a courtesy phone in the bathhouse.
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