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Trough Creek State Park is a park, located at 16362 Little Valley Rd, James Creek, PA 16657, USA. They can be contacted via phone at +1 814-658-3847, visit their website www.dcnr.pa.gov for more detailed information.

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16362 Little Valley Rd, James Creek, PA 16657, USA
Added by Jopie, at 10 August 2016

Opening Hours

  • Monday 8:00 AM – 9:00 PM
  • Tuesday 8:00 AM – 9:00 PM
  • Wednesday 8:00 AM – 9:00 PM
  • Thursday 8:00 AM – 9:00 PM
  • Friday 8:00 AM – 9:00 PM
  • Saturday 8:00 AM – 9:00 PM
  • Sunday 8:00 AM – 9:00 PM

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13 Reviews

  • McKinley Felice
    13 December 2017

    One of my favorite places to hike, expect two till three days to see everything. There are family areas, but if your an avoid hiker, the trails are intermediate. The views are great, it's easy to get to. Oh don't forget a camera.

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  • Justin Strickler
    19 November 2017

    Beautiful place to visit and explore but had a hard time finding the public camping sites or someone to ask where they might have been.

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  • Jake Curry
    19 November 2017

    Great hiking trails.my son and I hiked all the trails this year.

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  • Deb Shane
    08 September 2017

    Great state park for getting away for some peace and quiet. Camping , lots of hiking trails some with some beautiful views.

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  • Windy Stringer
    25 August 2017

    Cool little park has a forgotten cemetary way up in the woods on one of the trails .There is a waterfall but haven't seen much water on it last two times I was there I'd recommend good walking shoes for the trails .

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  • Nic Jaramillo
    19 July 2017

    Pretty cool place - we were told it was pronounced "Truff" haha!

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  • Joe Royer
    03 July 2017

    Very rustic and off the beat & path, yet not far from Lake Raystown and other activities. It lost a star for having brown "iron rich" tap water. Plan on unplugging if you go there as you have zero bars on your cell phone.

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  • Brendan Foley
    16 June 2017

    Such a beautiful state park. Zero cell reception but that was ok with me. If you can I'd suggest renting the cabin for the whole family, it's huge!

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  • Danielle Garthwaite
    02 June 2017

    Such a beautiful place. So much to see and explore. Family friendly.

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  • Nick Wilkes
    10 March 2017

    Great place to hike. There is spotty cell phone service. So put the phone away and enjoy the beautiful hiking trails.

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  • Will Santillana
    13 January 2017

    A beautiful park with great trails and scenic areas. There are real restrooms here, that are kept pretty clean. Trails are not tooo challenging for the young or old. Same goes for pets, as I brough my three dogs. One is a larger 14 year old with hind leg issues and the smallest beng a young jack-chi. They both were avle to traverse the terrain witu no issues

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  • Stacey Stough
    23 October 2016

    Beautiful place for hikers. Terrain is a bit rocky but it is beautiful! Great hike for a cool fall day!

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  • Kurt Zitzelman
    17 August 2016

    It is pretty impressive how many cool little spots are in this park, considering its size. There are ruins of an old iron furnace, a CCC camp, historic cemetery from the 1800's, Copperas Rock, Balanced Rock, Raven Rock, the Ice Mine, old schoolhouse ruins, overlooks, picnicking, camping and hiking trails. The campground is less than 30 sites in size and mostly shaded with a few more open sky sites. There are vault toilets, but no showers It appears all the sites have electric hookups.

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