The only downfall of Green Valley is that it is a members only and not public pool, aside from that…read morethis pool is great. Green Valley has everything that you could hope. It has 2 large pools, diving boards, basketball court, batting cages, volleyball net, large splash area with a large water slide, kiddie pools, various grills with covered picnic areas, and a full snack bar. There is so much space, that way you don't have to feel crowded. If you are a member you can have a party and non members can pay a discounted rate to come in and be able to swim and enjoy the facility.

The owner is discriminating and mean…read more At first this was a great pool! And then one random day I was told to leave the pool because my bottoms were apparently too cheeky. This bottoms were far less cheeky then the lifeguards and when I pointed that out Russ the owner and manger replied with, "you are sexualizing yourself." When I asked what the problem was. At this point I was so caught off guard by his disgusting and disrespectful behavior I began to walk away. He continued to yell at me while I walked away. This is not the first time Russ the owner has been discriminatory against young women. Seriously if you're not a part of a family with 4 kids don't bother here.

Great family oriented pool! The facilities are great as well. Prices for admission are excellent.read more

Beautiful pool--memories of my childhood!! Very clean, nice lifeguards, delicious and adorable…read moresnack bar. We love this place!!!!! This is how ALL pool should be!

We had a wonderful stay at Gifford Pinchot State Park!…read more The camping area at GP is separated into A loop and B loops with approximately 300 sites. All sites had a paved pad, varying in size depending on the location, with tent site being smaller. Most sites have electric and there are 22 full hookup sites in the camping area. Both loops are peninsulas into the lake, which is convenient to launching boats directly from many sites. Loop A is closer to the designated swimming area with a sandy beach and playground. B loop is closer to many of the hiking trails and also several boat launch areas. It is nice that the camping area and amenities are separated from the public day use area. At the entrance to the camping area there are three dump stations. During our stay we were at a full hookup site which was very spacious and often hard to find in PA State Parks. Our site was #299 and for some reason the entire site was paved/blacktop, which was different than all the other sites where the pad was paved and the picnic table area was gravel/grass. While this site made it easy to level our camper, it became quite hot in the afternoon/evening after the sun had baked it all day. Overall, we thoroughly enjoyed GP and couldn't believe we hadn't visited before because it is a great state park. Wood is available for purchase at the campground hosts' sites and ice at the park office. As with most PA state parks, quiet hours are at 9:00PM, which is a bit early, and there is no alcohol allowed in the park. We look forward to returning to GP in the future.

Pretty to hike but *Do Not swim Here!** locals know that, my dad always told me that as a kid also…read moreand he's pretty lenient and a nature guy so if that tells u anything. I've hiked here a bunch though.