Raccoon Creek State Park Section B

Hookstown, PA

4.7(3,405 reviews)

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About this campground

Raccoon Creek State Park, located in Beaver County, Pennsylvania, is one of the state's largest state parks, encompassing approximately 7,572 acres. Situated about 30 miles northwest of Pittsburgh, the park offers a diverse range of recreational activities amidst its natural beauty. Accommodations:

Campsites: The park features 200 campsites equipped with water and electricity hookups. Each site includes a picnic table and fire ring. A dump station is available for campers' convenience.

Amenities:

Restrooms and Showers: Modern restroom facilities with hot showers are available for campers.
Swimming Pool: A seasonal swimming pool is open during the summer months.
Marina: The park offers a marina with boat rentals, providing access to Raccoon Lake for boating and fishing activities.
Picnic Areas: Designated picnic areas with tables and grills are available for day-use visitors.

Activities:

Hiking: The park offers over 44 miles of hiking trails, including the 13-mile Raccoon Creek Trail, which provides scenic views of the park's diverse ecosystems.
Fishing: Raccoon Lake is stocked with various fish species, including bass, crappie, and bluegill, making it a popular spot for anglers.
Boating: The lake's expansive waters are suitable for various boating activities, including canoeing, kayaking, and small motorboats.
Wildlife Viewing: The park's diverse habitats are home to various wildlife species, including deer, wild turkeys, and numerous bird species, making it a prime location for wildlife observation.

What campers say

Raccoon Creek State Park centers on a lake with a swimming beach, seasonal snack shack and small boat rentals, plus fishing, extensive hiking trails and a wildflower preserve. Visitors often note strong wildlife viewing (birds of prey, spring wildflowers) and a range of overnight options from modern cabins to electric campsites. Practical tradeoffs include campsites that can feel close together and busy, occasional nocturnal raccoons around food, and mixed reports on the age and upkeep of restrooms and grounds; the beach has at times been closed for water concerns. Roads are generally accessible for larger RVs.

Our summary of 3,405 traveler reviews.