Pennsylvania State Parks Near Northumberland

Two-section park offering both river recreation and spectacular views. The famous overlook sits 360 feet above the confluence of the Susquehanna's two branches, providing panoramic vistas of the river valley. The marina section offers boating and fishing access. Named for the Oneida diplomat who helped maintain peace in colonial Pennsylvania.

Sand Bridge State Park is one of Pennsylvania’s smallest state parks, covering just 3 acres. Located along Pennsylvania Route 192, the park is primarily used for picnicking and serves as a peaceful rest stop for travelers and outdoor enthusiasts. The park features shaded picnic tables, a small stream, and is surrounded by the larger Bald Eagle State Forest, providing access to hiking and wildlife viewing opportunities nearby.