Discover 6 parks for boating within driving distance of Harrisburg
"As the state capital, Harrisburg residents often visit Gifford Pinchot State Park for its convenient access to hiking, boating, and family-friendly outdoor recreation."
2,338-acre conservation park with 340-acre lake and 18+ miles of scenic trails.
"Families and outdoor enthusiasts from Pennsylvania's capital city come to Little Buffalo State Park for its scenic trails, lake activities, and easy access to nature."
Historic 1840s working grist mill and 88-acre lake with 8 miles of trails.
"Harrisburg, the state capital, provides easy access for city dwellers seeking a day trip to enjoy the park’s trails, fishing, and river views."
A riverside park in York County offering hiking, fishing, birdwatching, and scenic views along the Susquehanna River.
"Harrisburg residents enjoy Codorus State Park as a nearby destination for boating, fishing, and hiking, offering a natural escape from the capital city."
3,500-acre park with 1,275-acre Lake Marburg and 20+ miles of multi-use trails.
"As Pennsylvania's state capital, Harrisburg provides a large population base that visits Shikellamy State Park for its natural beauty and as a weekend getaway."
Dramatic river overlook 360 feet above Susquehanna River confluence with historic significance.
"Harrisburg, the state capital, provides easy access for urban dwellers seeking outdoor adventure, swimming, and camping at Cowans Gap."
Mountain lake park with CCC cabins and access to Tuscarora Trail.
