Raccoon Creek State Park

Open — The campground is currently open with year-round sites available at Sioux Rustic Campground. Modern campground loops E and F operate early April to mid-October, while loops A, B, C, and D operate late May to mid-September. Access to winter camping is not guaranteed during severe winter storms.

About

Raccoon Creek State Park encompasses 7,572 acres in southern Beaver County, Pennsylvania, just 30 minutes from Pittsburgh. The park's primary campground offers 172 modern tent and trailer campsites divided into six loops. Loops E and F operate from early April to mid-October, while loops A, B, C, and D open late May through mid-September. Each modern site includes a picnic table and fire ring, with optional electric hookups available. Five central washhouses provide flush toilets and warm showers. Sites B1, B2, B3, C38, E2, E3, F21, and F23 are ADA accessible. Pets are permitted in loops C and F only. For year-round camping, the Sioux Rustic Campground remains open with potable water and non-flush toilets, though access is not guaranteed during severe winter storms. The wooded campground setting offers both secluded and adjoining sites, with a playground and sanitary dump station available. Beyond traditional camping, the park provides 19.5 miles of backpacking trails with Adirondack shelters and tent sites, 10 modern cabins sleeping six to eight people, a lakeside lodge, and organized group camping facilities. Reservations can be made up to 11 months in advance through the Pennsylvania state park reservation system.

Directions

Raccoon Creek State Park is located in southern Beaver County, Pennsylvania. Access the park from the east and west via US 30, or from the north and south via PA 18, which passes directly through the park. The park's GPS coordinates are 40.50353° N latitude and -80.42473° W longitude.

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