Leonard Harrison State Park

Closed — Closed for the season. The campground opens from mid-April through mid-October. Reservations can be made up to 11 months in advance through Pennsylvania State Parks.

About

Leonard Harrison State Park campground is located on the east rim of the Pine Creek Gorge, known as Pennsylvania's Grand Canyon, offering some of the most spectacular views in the state. This 585-acre park features 24 RV campsites with modern amenities, making it an excellent base for exploring the 1,000-foot deep gorge and surrounding wilderness. The campground includes seven sites with 50-amp electrical hookups for larger RVs, and six designated pet-friendly sites for campers traveling with dogs. All sites come equipped with picnic tables and fire rings. Modern facilities include flush toilets and hot showers, along with a sanitary dump station for RV travelers. The campground is well-maintained and designed to accommodate various camping setups. Beyond camping, the park offers access to hiking trails along the canyon rim, a visitor center with interpretive displays, and a seasonally operated gift shop. The park is renowned for wildlife viewing, including opportunities to spot bald eagles soaring over the gorge. Fishing and hunting are available in season, and the nearby Pine Creek offers whitewater boating opportunities. The park's famous overlooks provide breathtaking vistas of the forested canyon below, particularly stunning during fall foliage season.

Directions

From Wellsboro, follow Route 660 West for 10 miles to Leonard Harrison State Park. Stay on the paved road; GPS may suggest unsuitable dirt roads for large RVs and buses. The park is at the road's end.

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