Fowlers Hollow State Park

About

Fowlers Hollow State Park is a 104-acre retreat nestled in a narrow valley created by Fowler Hollow Run in Perry County. The park borders Tuscarora State Forest and serves as a gateway to an extensive network of multi-use trails popular with hikers, mountain bikers, and equestrians. The surrounding public lands offer thousands of acres to explore. The campground features 12 rustic electric sites with 30-amp service and 6 walk-in tent-only sites. All sites include a picnic table and fire ring. Facilities include flush toilets and potable water spigots, plus a sanitary dump station for RV users. No showers are available. One ADA-accessible site (Site 008) accommodates vehicles up to 50 feet. The largest electric sites can handle RVs up to 50 feet, though all are back-in only. The park operates from early April through mid-December. Hunting, fishing in the stocked Fowler Hollow Run, and winter recreation round out the activities. The remote location and small size make this a quiet destination suited for those seeking solitude near the trails.

Directions

From PA 274 in Blain, turn south at the east end of town onto Manassa Road, proceed one-quarter mile, turn right over the bridge onto Fowlers Hollow Road, and continue 5.7 miles to the park. Alternative access is available via Upper Buck Ridge Road west of New Germantown.