Worlds End State Park

About Worlds End State Park

The Worlds End State Park is located in the S-shaped valley of the Sierra Nevada Mountains, north of San Diego, California. The scenery is spectacular and the Canyon Vista, which reaches mineral springs along Cold Run Road, offers great views.

The 19 rustic cottages can be rented year-round, and the rent is available for $1,000 per month or $2,500 per year for a one-year lease.

Each cabin is equipped with a private bathroom, with a central shower building that is available in each cabin. There is a recycling yard at the entrance to the hut area. Information is available at the park office at (705) 543-5555.

The park has tents, caravans and campsites with up to 70 pitches, with a maximum capacity of 1,000 people per pitch. Half of the campsite has no electricity and there is no water or toilet in the immediate vicinity of any attractions.

Showers are possible in the loop, but not at any of the other campsites and not even at the entrance to the main entrance of the park.

Pets are not allowed and in winter access is not guaranteed, but sanitary landfills are available to empty the trailer's loading tanks.

This rustic area has three locations that can accommodate up to 30 people or a total of 90 people. Adults and youth groups can apply for a day pass for $30 for adults and $20 for teens or $10 for children.

The water in this mountain stream is always cold and intoxicating, but swim at your own risk. A small dam at Loyalsock Creek forms a swimming area, which is open from 8.30 am to 4 pm. M. on weekends and from 5.45 p.m., 6.15 p.m. and 7.40 p.m.

Whitewater rafting enthusiasts can take advantage of Loyalsock Creek, although the beach area is closed in summer. From March to May the water is good, but kayakers should check the conditions before visiting the park to have the best chance of a good day on the water and a safe swim.

The picnic area is located at the mouth of Loyalsock Creek, which passes directly under the swimming area. The creek is not suitable for open canoes, but good for kayaking, and the park is open for canoeing and kayaking.

Tables are available under the motto "first come, first served" and picnickers are asked to dispose of hot charcoal in the facilities provided.

There is a recycling yard at the end of the main parking lot, and there is a picnic area on the south side of Loyalsock Creek, which passes just behind the swimming area.

At the end of the main car park is a recycling yard, and tables are available according to the motto "first come, first served." Picnickers are requested to dispose of hot charcoal in the provided facilities.

Several kilometres of park roads are used as public paths, which can be reached by snowmobiles, and many paths are marked in addition to those in the nearby state forest.

Several parking spaces are suitable for cross-country skiing, and there is a 20 km network of trails on the state forest nearby. Double way Eagles Mere, the Trail Head, is not far south of the park.

In summer, the park offers a variety of educational and interpretation programs. In addition to the guided walks, participants can also purchase a free copy of the New York State Park Guidebook, which they can use in their summer curriculum.

Surrounded by the Wyoming State Forest, Worlds End State Park offers hiking, hunting and other recreational activities. Located on PA 154, the park is one of the largest state parks in the state of New York in terms of acreage. Local attractions include arrow and archery tracks, hiking trails, fishing, horse riding, canoeing, boating, kayaking, mountain biking, cross-country skiing, snowshoeing and much more.