Discover 11 parks for camping within driving distance of Scranton
"Scranton residents can enjoy a quick escape to Lackawanna State Park for hiking, fishing, and family picnics, making it a popular local getaway."
Scranton's backyard with 198-acre lake and 18 miles of varied trails.
"Scranton residents often visit Gouldsboro State Park for its scenic hiking trails, fishing, and easy access to nature, making it a popular day-trip destination."
Pocono Mountains retreat with 250-acre lake and trails connecting to Tobyhanna.
"As a major city in northeastern Pennsylvania, Scranton residents often visit Tobyhanna State Park for its scenic hiking, fishing, and easy access to outdoor recreation."
Pocono mountain park with 170-acre lake and 5-mile lakeside trail.
"Scranton residents visit Frances Slocum State Park for its scenic trails and lake activities, offering a peaceful retreat from the city’s bustle."
A picturesque state park in Luzerne County, PA, featuring a large lake, camping, and year-round outdoor recreation.
"As a major city in Northeastern Pennsylvania, Scranton residents often seek outdoor recreation, and Promised Land State Park offers a nearby escape for hiking, fishing, and family outings."
Historic Pocono Mountains park with 50 miles of trails and two pristine mountain lakes.
"As a large city with a rich industrial history, Scranton residents visit Ricketts Glen for its renowned waterfalls and peaceful woodland trails."
Home to 24 stunning waterfalls and old-growth forest along the scenic Falls Trail.
"Scranton residents often take advantage of the park's hiking and camping opportunities for weekend getaways in nature."
Home to the Boulder Field National Natural Landmark and 40+ miles of trails.
"Scranton families and outdoor lovers make the trip for the park’s boating, fishing, and scenic hiking trails."
A scenic 1,700-acre park in Schuylkill County with a 52-acre lake, camping, hiking, and year-round recreation.
"Scranton visitors come to Tuscarora State Park for day trips to hike, swim, and explore the park's natural beauty, especially during the warmer months."
Reclaimed stripmine land transformed into 96-acre lake recreation area.
"Scranton locals are drawn to Worthington for its proximity, offering hiking, fishing, and camping amid beautiful mountain landscapes."
A scenic forest along the Delaware River with hiking, camping, and river access.
"Scranton, a historic city with a vibrant arts scene, is within reach for day-trippers and nature lovers looking to escape to the park's rugged landscapes and waterfalls."
Remote wilderness park with dramatic gorge scenery and challenging mountain trails.
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