Discover the most magical spots to pitch your tent or park your rig on your next Prince Gallitzin State Park adventure.
Split your time between forest trails and lake activities at Prince Gallitzin.
Dense forests hug the shores of Glendale Lake, and with more than 26 miles of lakeshore, you’re guaranteed great views. More than 32 miles of hiking trails await exploration, with at least 20 miles open to mountain bikers, horseback riders, and snowmobilers. If lakeside pleasures are more your jam, you can bring your own boat to cruise the lake, paddle the tranquil creeks and coves by kayak, or fish for bass and crappie. Campers can pitch tents or park RVs at the seasonal Crooked Run campground, which has electric, full-hookup, and unpowered sites, or opt for a modern cabin or camping cottage.
Prince Gallitzin State Park is open for business year-round, whether you bring your swimsuit in summer (the beach is open from late May through mid-September) or your skis in winter. Birdwatchers take note—waterfowl stop at Glendale during spring and fall migration, and bald eagles can often be spotted in late winter. The campground and cottages open the second Friday in April and close the last Monday of October; cabins can be booked year-round.