Prince Gallitzin State Park

About Prince Gallitzin State Park

In the picturesque Allegheny Plateau region of Pennsylvania lies Prince Gallitzin State Park, one of the largest national parks in North America. The main attraction of the park are its main attractions, and large parts of them can be seen from several easily accessible views.

Ten modern cottages can be rented all year round, and each cottage is furnished and has its own amenities such as kitchen, bathroom, dining room, kitchenette and bathroom. The two-room cabin can accommodate up to four people, while the three-room cabin, which can accommodate four to five people and can accommodate a family of four or five, can also accommodate two to three people.

There are 437 tent and trailer campsites, which are open in the summer months and offer over 2,000 square meters of tent space. Facilities and services at the campsite include a coin-operated laundry, security guard, guarded beach, flushing toilets, showers, toilets and showers for campers.

The sandy beach is open daily from 9 am to 4 pm, with a swimming area on the south side of the park, next to the parking lot. Glendale Lake has nine public jetties conveniently located in the parks, but swim at your own risk. The campsite also has a changing room with showers, toilets, showers and showers for campers and toilets.

The marinas Beaver Valley and Prince Gallitzin have moorings for yachts and there are various services such as fishing, boating, kayaking, canoeing, fishing boat rental, boat maintenance and much more. All motor boats must have a boat registration in the respective state and all non-motorized boats must have one of the following boat registrations in each state.

There are over 1000 picnic tables available in the park, the vast majority of which are located on the grounds of Beaver Valley and Prince Gallitzin State Park and campground.

Five picnic pavilions can be reserved for up to 11 months against advance payment, and all unreserved picnic pavilions will come first and be served first.

Cyclists are allowed to use the public parking areas, campers all paths in the park and the paths and parking spaces on the north and south sides. There is open access to mountain biking and hiking trails along the east side of Prince Gallitzin State Park, but in this northern part of the park, mountain bikers and hikers are not on mountain bike trails or trails.

Cyclists should follow the road rules and the usual courtesies and behave on the website with maps and queues for additional information. For more information on mountain biking, visit the Prince Gallitzin State Park Mountainbiking and Hiking website and follow this link to the beginner trails and Killbuck Run.

Prince Gallitzin State Park is located in northern Cambria County, about 1.5 miles north of Philadelphia and about 3 miles south of Harrisburg. PA 53, You can drive to Thrift in Flinton, PA 36 to Patton and east on Glendale Lake Road, or turn off US 219 at Carrolltown on SR 4015 and head west on US-219.

In Flinton, Beaver Valley Road also leads into the park and is a more direct route to the campsites.

For thrift, State Park Drive and Marina Road take you to some of the park's main areas for daytime use. Follow PA 36 to 99 North, then turn west at the intersection of SR 4015 and US-219 in Carrolltown and take SR4015.