Discover 9 parks for camping within driving distance of Chambersburg
"As the closest city, Chambersburg residents often visit Caledonia State Park for hiking, picnicking, and outdoor recreation in the scenic South Mountain region."
Historic iron furnace site with Appalachian Trail access and summer theater.
"Chambersburg residents enjoy Cowans Gap State Park for its close proximity, offering a quick escape for hiking, swimming, and family picnics in a scenic mountain setting."
Mountain lake park with CCC cabins and access to Tuscarora Trail.
"Chambersburg families and outdoor enthusiasts visit Colonel Denning State Park for its scenic trails, lake, and camping opportunities."
Mountain valley park in Doubling Gap with Tuscarora Trail access and Flat Rock overlook.
"Chambersburg locals appreciate the park for its swimming lakes, camping, and family-friendly recreation within a short drive."
Historic ironworks site and Appalachian Trail midpoint with two scenic lakes.
"Chambersburg is a regional hub with historic attractions, and its residents often visit Fowlers Hollow State Park for hiking, camping, and nature outings."
A quiet, 104-acre park in Perry County, PA, offering camping, picnicking, and easy access to hiking in Tuscarora State Forest.
"Chambersburg locals take advantage of the park's recreational facilities for family gatherings, hiking, and fishing trips."
Historic 1840s working grist mill and 88-acre lake with 8 miles of trails.
"Chambersburg families and outdoor enthusiasts visit Codorus State Park for its extensive trails, fishing, and boating opportunities."
3,500-acre park with 1,275-acre Lake Marburg and 20+ miles of multi-use trails.
"Chambersburg locals and families use the park as a destination for fishing, hiking, and group gatherings in a natural setting."
2,338-acre conservation park with 340-acre lake and 18+ miles of scenic trails.
"Chambersburg residents travel to the park for its mountain scenery and recreational activities, making it a popular spot for family picnics and group outings."
A historic park in Huntingdon County featuring a restored iron furnace, a picturesque lake, and year-round outdoor recreation.
