Discover 8 parks for swimming within driving distance of Altoona
"As the largest city in Blair County, Altoona residents frequently visit Canoe Creek State Park for outdoor recreation, birdwatching, and group events."
A 961-acre park in Blair County, PA, featuring a large lake, limestone caves, and diverse recreational activities.
"As a regional hub with shopping and dining, Altoona residents often visit the park for hiking, boating, and camping getaways close to home."
Massive 6,249-acre park with 1,635-acre Glendale Lake and 32+ miles of trails.
"Altoona families and outdoor enthusiasts are drawn to the park for its historic iron furnace, forested trails, and opportunities for fishing and boating."
A historic park in Huntingdon County featuring a restored iron furnace, a picturesque lake, and year-round outdoor recreation.
"As a regional hub, Altoona residents often travel to Whipple Dam State Park for hiking, picnicking, and escaping the city for a day in nature."
A serene park in central Pennsylvania featuring a lake, historic beach house, and forested recreation areas.
"Altoona is a regional hub whose residents enjoy day trips to Shawnee State Park for hiking, swimming, and escaping into nature."
A picturesque park in Bedford County, PA, featuring a large lake, diverse recreation, and beautiful landscapes.
"Altoona, a major city in central Pennsylvania, offers its residents a convenient getaway to Black Moshannon State Park for hiking, boating, and enjoying the park's scenic wetlands."
Unique bog ecosystem park with 250-acre dark lake and extensive boardwalk trails.
"Altoona, a regional hub with shopping and attractions, provides families and outdoor enthusiasts easy access to the park for day trips and water activities."
2,981-acre park with 720-acre lake along historic Kittanning Path.
"Altoona residents enjoy Cowans Gap as a destination for family picnics, fishing, and exploring the scenic Buchanan State Forest."
Mountain lake park with CCC cabins and access to Tuscarora Trail.
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