Raymond B Winter State Park

Mifflinburg, PA

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Address: 17215 Buffalo Rd, Mifflinburg, PA 17844, USA Number: 570 966 1455 Website Contact How do we get there?

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What is there to do?

Raymond B Winter State Park is 695 acres of Pennsylvania adventure! Are you ready for it? Located within the Bald Eagle State Forest, this popular state park is home to all manner of terrain, from mountain streams and rocky ridges to floral basins and deep forest.

A focal point of Raymond B Winter State park is Halfway Lake, and is a great place to enjoy a few hours of recreation! The beach covers a 300 foot stretch of soft white sand, and swimming is always fun. However though there is no lifeguard cover so keep that in mind.

There are a range of hiking and mountain biking trails which cover a variety of distances and are graded as to difficulty so you can choose whatever suits your energy and mobility levels.

Kids, you will also be happy to know there are also adventure play areas and picnic facilities spread throughout the park.

Other seasonal activities include fishing and ice fishing, snow mobiling and cross country skiing, so it's not just the summer when the fun is calling!

Camping is also available too, so if you want to extend that family day out to a weekend, or even longer, you can!

Adventure, nature, wildlife, and plenty of outdoor Pennsylvania fun. You'll be sure to make a SPLASH!

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How much does it cost?

Adults

Free entry!

Children

Free entry!

Last Updates

2023

Additional Information

Take care in the water as there aren't lifeguards on duty

I'm Hungry!

Picnicking facilities are available to why not take a packed lunch!.

Healthy Eating Take water, you'll need to stay hydrated!

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The park is in Union County on PA 192, 18 miles west of Lewisburg.

Teachers corner

Curriculum-based environmental education programs are available to schools, youth organizations and homeschool associations. Group programs must be scheduled in advance by calling the park office. Popular topics for students include adaptations, bird life, amphibians, reptiles, geology, wetland or forest ecosystems, watersheds and aquatic studies.