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Select a month, then check for open campsites
Price
$25 - $35/night
Booking
Reservable
Sites
Varies
Season
Open during all seas...
Cell
Unknown
Pets
Very Pet Friendly
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4797 ROUTE 660, WELLSBORO, Pennsylvania, 16901, United States
Fall hikers and gorge-watchers get the most out of this place. The Turkey Path drops past waterfalls to Pine Creek below, electric hookup sites offer the best privacy, and the facilities (showers, flush toilets, water two minutes from any site) are consistently clean per reviewer
Small, rocky sites are a real issue for tent campers with large footprints, bring a hammer and expect to work for it. Light sleepers will notice the nightly ranger rounds. No camp store on-site, and alcohol is prohibited throughout the park.
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Fall is the signature season here. Late September through mid-October brings vivid foliage across the gorge, with daytime highs between 50 and 65 degrees and mornings dropping into the 30s and 40s. The overlooks and Pine Creek Rail Trail get crowded on fall weekends. Midweek visits are quieter. Summer temperatures reach the 70s and 80s. Winter sees regular snowfall, around three inches per week in heavy periods.
Signature season: vivid foliage across the gorge makes fall a top draw and peak visit time.
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Leonard Harrison State Park offers a variety of amenities designed to enhance the visitor experience. Modern facilities include restrooms, showers, and a bathhouse, all of which have been described as clean and well-maintained by visitors. Campers can access drinking water from multiple nearby sources, with no site being more than a two-minute walk from them, according to user reviews. Each campsite features fire rings, picnic tables, and trash bag hooks. Additional facilities include a playground, first aid station, gift shop, and a park office. The park provides easy access to hiking trails, concessions, and overlooks offering views of the Pennsylvania Grand Canyon. However, certain amenities, such as a camp store and laundromat, are located outside the campground area, within 10 miles.
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