Lackawanna State Park
"Carbondale visitors often head to Lackawanna State Park for outdoor recreation, scenic trails, and easy access to nature close to home."
Scranton's backyard with 198-acre lake and 18 miles of varied trails.
Discover 7 parks for boating within driving distance of Carbondale
"Carbondale visitors often head to Lackawanna State Park for outdoor recreation, scenic trails, and easy access to nature close to home."
Scranton's backyard with 198-acre lake and 18 miles of varied trails.
"Carbondale, a historic city known for its railroad heritage, offers residents a quick escape to Prompton State Park for fishing, mountain biking, and family picnics."
A scenic Pennsylvania park with a large lake, hiking trails, and abundant wildlife.
"Carbondale residents enjoy the park for its accessible hiking trails and as a scenic spot for family gatherings and nature photography."
Pocono Mountains retreat with 250-acre lake and trails connecting to Tobyhanna.
"Carbondale, with its rich railroad history, is close enough for residents to enjoy a day of hiking or fishing at Promised Land State Park."
Historic Pocono Mountains park with 50 miles of trails and two pristine mountain lakes.
"Carbondale residents appreciate the park’s peaceful setting and opportunities for hiking and wildlife observation."
A picturesque state park in Luzerne County, PA, featuring a large lake, camping, and year-round outdoor recreation.
"Home to Southern Illinois University, Carbondale offers vibrant arts, dining, and easy access to outdoor recreation at Wayne Fitzgerrell State Park."
A lakeside park offering fishing, boating, camping, and wildlife viewing near Rend Lake.
Fort Massac Site on NRHP since July 14, 1971. Located SE of Metropolis, Illinois on the Ohio River. Photo shows reconstruction of the fort, with the Ohio River and a statue to George Rodgers Clark in the background
"Carbondale, home to Southern Illinois University, offers cultural attractions and serves as a gateway to the Shawnee National Forest."
A historic park on the Ohio River featuring a reconstructed 18th-century fort and scenic recreation.