Fowlers Hollow State Park

Closed — Closed for the season. The campground operates from late March to mid-December.

About

Fowlers Hollow State Park occupies 104 acres in a narrow valley carved by Fowler Hollow Run in south central Pennsylvania. The park sits on the edge of Tuscarora State Forest at the intersection of several multi-use trails, making it an ideal base camp for exploring the extensive tract of public land surrounding it. The campground features 18 campsites total: 12 sites with electric hookups suitable for trailers and RVs, plus 6 walk-in tent sites. All sites include a picnic table and fire ring. The park provides flush toilets, water spigots, and a sanitary dump station, though showers are not available. Fowler Hollow Run passing through the park is a brown trout fishery, and the area offers access to hiking, mountain biking, horseback riding, and hunting opportunities in the adjacent state forest. The park is open year-round for day use from sunrise to sunset, though camping is seasonal. In the late 1800s, the current picnic area was the site of a sawmill that supplied lumber products to the forest industry. Cell service is unpredictable in the area, and the park is managed by Colonel Denning State Park office.

Directions

From PA 274 in Blain, turn south at the east end of town, then drive one-quarter of a mile. Turn right after the bridge onto Fowlers Hollow Road and follow it for 5.7 miles to the park. The park can also be reached from PA 274 west of New Germantown on Upper Buck Ridge Road.

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