Little Pine State Park

About Little Pine State Park

The campsites close in mid-December and open the first weekend in April, and reopen the second weekend in May. Little Pine State Park, a state park, is located on the west side of Great Smoky Mountains National Park in North Carolina.

There are 104 campsites and 98 pitches for caravans up to 30 feet in length, but six of the pitches are only suitable for tents. These places have picnic tables and fire rings, and open and shady places are located near the creek.

The entrance to each campsite is located at the top of the hill, about 800 m from the stream. All campsites have toilets that are flushed and smoking, drinking, smoking and drug use, as well as smoking alcohol is prohibited.

At the entrance of each campsite there is a waste recycling centre and at one of the campsites there is a waste collection centre. There is an open beach with a sandy beach and a sunbathing area, open to the public on weekends from 9 am to 5 pm and on weekdays from 10 am to 5 am.

Two locations can accommodate up to 40 people and can be combined with up to 120 people, as well as a picnic area with picnic tables and chairs. A picnic table, picnic benches, a barbecue and a food truck are available.

Pets, glass, fragile containers and utensils are prohibited in this area and children under ten years of age must be accompanied by a parent or other adult with a child under five years of age. You swim at your own risk and all pets and glass and fragile containers Pedal boats, canoes and rowing boats are available, and boat rentals and concessions are open on Memorial Day weekend and Labor Day. Little Pine Lake, which covers 94 hectares, was managed by the New York State Department of Natural Resources (NYDNR) and the State of New Jersey.

All non-motorized boats must have one of the following boat registrations from the state: All motor boats must have a boat registration in both states: New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, Delaware, Maryland, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Vermont and Washington.

The lower picnic area is located about 800 m south of the campsite and includes a picnic pavilion, picnic tables and picnic chairs and picnic benches. There is an unreserved picnic pavilion, which can be reserved for up to 11 months for a prepayment. First come, first served, and first served, with a limited number of picnic areas available at the same time.

This six hectare area has a total area of about 1,000 m2 and is completely separated from the rest of the park by a 2.5 km long road.

The area is surrounded by common trees and seasonal environmental education and interpretative programs are offered. Field studies and reports are available to schools in spring and autumn and to the public in summer and autumn.

These programmes are designed to meet environmental and environmental standards and also cover other areas. These programs are also available to civil organizations and youth groups upon request and are free of charge to the public in the park.

Topics include astronomy, botany, entomology, folklore and zoology; classrooms of the park office are used in cold and rainy weather. Located in Lycoming County, the park offers guided walking tours for visitors who park on Memorial Day weekend and Labor Day.

Take US-220 to Little Pine State Park on the west side of Lycoming County, south of the intersection of Route 220 and US 220, and take a short drive to the park office.

North on PA-44 for 11 miles to Waterville, then right on SR-4001, turn left on Hyner Mountain Road and drive 4 miles into the park. Turn left onto SR 4001 and follow it north to the intersection of Route 220 and US-220. Take PA 120 from north to west through the village of Hynecks and drive to South Watervlerville. Follow it south on Route 120, turn left off the highway and then turn right onto SR-1.

Take US-6 from Wellsboro northeast, then right onto Route 220 and turn right onto SR-4001 to Waterville.