This park is a very nice area but does not accept pets told me I had to leave campground because…read morethey were not pet friendly told them that I had a service dog they said that was irrelevant not cool I'll give this place a two-star review.

Lyman Run is one of my favorite places to visit in Potter County. It has something for everyone…read morewhether you like camping, fishing, canoeing/kayaking, swimming, hiking, ATV trails. The campground has added a play area with equipment. There are bathrooms/showers. It is very picturesque and great for those interested in photography. There is abundant wildlife. I personally have seen owls, black bear, eagles, bobcats, deer, snakes, porcupine, raccoon, and more. Even if you can't physically hike, I love that this park has some dirt roads that contain two outlooks, one with a view of the lake and the other with rolling mountains. I highly recommend.

Bendigo State Park was an unexpectedly fun visit. It was suggested to us by the friendly staff…read moreperson at Kinzua Bridge State Park. It has a gorgeous setting right on the Clarion River surrounded by trees and hills. There are several overlooks along the river, and you can walk right alongside in several sections, as well as do some fishing. There are a number of picnic areas to enjoy, plus sports fields and courts. There is a very nice playground near a staffed swimming pool that offers free entry. The bathhouse is open air and pretty basic, but the pool is in good condition with chairs and umbrella tables around deck. There is a nice large parking lot available.

My friends and I had a wonderful experience renting some kayaks, and using the shuttle service for…read morea nice paddle on the West Branch of the Susquehanna. It was a Sunday, and we were planning on paddling in Pine Creek, but had a bad shuttle experience there the previous day and decided to try something new on the way home to Pittsburgh. We called early in the morning before they were open, and Dave ended up calling back quickly, and he was very amenable to setting up our shuttle. We got there a little later than we had planned, but they were ready for us, and rapidly got us loaded with our personal kayaks and the rentals, and then we were on our way. To gloss over the trip, it was beautiful, and Dave had given us some tips on things to watch out for, including a bald eagle's nest. Great day. When we got to the takeout, we called Dave, and he was down from their location within 5 minutes. So a great experience....you can tell that they love what they do, and really look forward to repeat business and seeing you again.

From the owner: Rental and sales of canoes, kayaks and accessories. Specifically Jackson and Current design kayaks…read moreand We-no-nah canoes. Shuttle service for those that have their own boats. Directing people to the many other natural wonders our area has. Your outdoor adventure starts here on the West Branch of the Susquehanna River in and around Clearfield County. 150 river miles. Named as a top adventure vacation by National Geographic online.

We were the only ones there so parking was easy. There are only about 4-5 actual parking spaces but…read morecars can also park along the right hand side of the road. The rocks in some area in the creek are tough so water shoes or crocs are recommended. There is a ton of flat spaces though once past the rocks and it's really awesome to just play there on the edge of it with the current pushing you along to the deeper side.

It's a cute little park that's known for the large dam. It offers beautiful views and a nice quiet…read moreatmosphere. Trout fishermen love it here during the spring and fall months best known for trout fishing. People will pile ontop of eachother while casting. It's also a nice park for a quick hike or picnic with the family! There are two parking lots, one on each side of the creek but please be mindful of where you are walking/fishing. There are lots of posted signs for private property.

Went to check it out. NEVER AGAIN. "security" yelling at a woman trying to find a spot and accuse…read moreher of speeding when she wasn't. Profanities used when she was polite. Plus he had children and another woman present on the cart. He was driving like a fool on the golf cart if anything I witnessed. Then hearing this is not uncommon from other members. Made me sick. Saw another "employee" speak to a person with profanity. It's one thing to keep things safe but another to have a power trip. Grounds are beautiful, activities are nice. That's it. Staying far away. .

The Sales Rep was a real put-off, and the reviews online were not good. All the communication was…read morethrough text, which I thought was odd. To benefit from the free promotion, you had to be married or shacking-up with someone and show matching addresses on your IDs. The whole experience wreaked of scam.

Don't ask Toot if it was the best Sammie ever slathered in pepper spread and tucked in fresh…read morecianbahhhhta bread but the Toot will tell you true while chowing down in old black walnut bottom that it's the best Sammie he's ever had after riding 40 miles in the thunderstorms of ol pin Creek gorge.

Fantastic store, sandwich was great. Wonderful selection of orvis fishing equipment and tackle…read more We used the guide services and we on trout all day. Highly recommend.

Beautiful hike. Glad we came across this place. Make sure you get down to the steam after seeing…read morethe waterfall.

I really enjoy hiking at Hobuck Flats. It's a really beautiful property and is pretty well…read moremaintained. It can definitely get busy during fishing season so be aware of that before you go.