Cameron and Potter County, Pennsylvania
Sinnemahoning State Park
State park
Sinnemahoning State Park spans Cameron and Potter counties along Sinnemahoning Creek, with the George B. Stevenson Reservoir and a 35-acre wildlife viewing area.
Why Visit
It is a prime spot for seeing elk and bald eagles, with paddling on the reservoir and trails through the surrounding state forest.
Amenities & Facilities
- Wildlife viewing area
- Reservoir paddling
- Campground
- Trails
Things to Do
- Watch for elk at dawn
- Paddle the reservoir
- Visit the wildlife center
- Hike the trails
Best For
Wildlife watchers and quiet paddlers in the Wilds.
Parking & Visiting
Parking is available in designated lots. Fees, hours and seasonal closures change, so confirm current details with Pennsylvania DCNR or the park's managing agency before visiting.
Nearby Communities
- Austin
- Emporium
- Coudersport
Related Attractions
- Elk Country Visitor Center
- Bucktail State Park
- Sinnemahoning Creek
Frequently Asked Questions
Can you see elk at Sinnemahoning?
Yes. The park's wildlife viewing area is a known spot for elk, especially in the early morning and evening.
Does Sinnemahoning have camping?
Yes. The park has a campground near the reservoir.
Seasonal Note
Trail conditions, beach staffing, boat rentals and road access change with the season. Confirm current hours and closures with the managing agency before you travel, especially in winter and early spring.
