My husband & I hiked here for the first time last week. Hopefully, it won't be the last time as we really enjoyed it & plan to come back to the area soon. We chose to hike the "Phyllis" trail which was deemed difficult. It was challenging & gave us a great workout which is exactly what we were looking for. We thoroughly enjoyed the scenery...beautiful park. read more

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Clear Creek was an ideal getaway. The drive was through beautiful farm country. We did it in October so the fall colors were still abundant. The park is very well maintained. The trails range from flat family friendly to leg burning uphills.you can hike a tremendous variety but the most scenic seem to be near the creek or Clarion River. We loved it. read more

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I came here for the first time last summer and I wasn't sure about it because I've never gone camping before. It was by far the highlight of my summer and I've been waiting all winter to go back. If you don't feel comfortable in a tent or don't want to rent a camper no worries. They have cabins you can rent out. Was very nice and the bathrooms were surprisingly clean. read more

I grew up camping here every year and I still love to come when I can. The park is gorgeous and very well maintained. Their sites are spacious mostly flat. They have a site for just about any kind of camping you couldn't want field, next to the river, in the wood. I highly recommend this campground! read more

Beautiful scenery, great hiking, and restrooms.

This is a beautiful state park. Stayed there in 2012. It is right on the Clarion river. We were able to get one of the campsites right on the river - and it was worth it. In addition, there is a small river (the Clear Creek) that runs through the campground. The 'beach' area is a ways away from the camping area - so we didn't use it. It is on a dammed up area of the Clear Creek. When we were there, someone had made an inner tube run on the clear creek. While not more than 2.5 feet deep, it was running fast enough for the kids to have a ball running their inner tubes down it. The campground is also really close to Cook Forest - where you can see old growth forests (400 year old, incredibly tall trees!). Great hiking. The bathrooms at Clear Creek were among some of the nicest and cleanest I've seen at a state park. read more