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Little Pine State Park Campground Map Brochure, Pennsylvania State TO PARK OFFICE, LITTLE PINE STATE PARK ENGLISH CENTER & PA 287 4205 Little Pine Creek Road LITTLE PINE Waterville, PA 17776 CREEK DAM Telephone: 570-753-6000 Lake e-mail: [email protected] Shore Trail English Make online reservations at 88 www.visitPAparks.com 87 89-99 89 86 90 Run 91 or call toll-free 888-PA-PARKS 92 85 93 94 96 40 65 95 66 69 ORGANIZED GROUP 84 67 Campground is open the first Friday in April 97 68 T5 44 98 TENT AREA 39 99 to the end of deer season in December. 83 70 71 43 72 ENGLISH 38 73 82 74 50 RUN CAMPGROUND 37 42 HOST 58 ROAD 81 49 TO ENGLISH CENTER 63 36 41 57 T4 & PA 287, 5 MILES LEGEND 80 56 SR 4001 62 55 Park Office 54 T3 53 79 52 61 34 Contact Station CEMETERY 35 51 33 Showerhouse/Restrooms Camper 60 48 78 32 47 Storage 46 Restrooms Area 31 77 59 45 Public Phone Visitor & 30 Camping Area 2nd Car 76 T2 Parking SR 4001 LITTLE PINE CREEK 29 Sanitary Dump Station 75 28 17 Amphitheater T1 16 Water 27 Playground Mid State 26 15 Trail LITTLE ADA Accessible 25 1 18 14 PINE Camping Cottage 24 LAKE Yurt 2 13 19 23 Pet Camping Site 3 12 MidTrail State 22 Recycling/Trash 20 4 11 Non-electric Site 21 5 Electric Site-50 AMP 10 Pet Walking Area 6 TO WATERVILLE & PA 44 9 4 MILES 7 8 EQUIPMENT ACCOMMODATION GUIDE CAMPING AREA LOCATION Camping Pad Length Ranges From 17' to 72.5' TO WATERVILLE & PA ROUTE 44 Buttonball Trail Rev 2/13 Little Pine State Park employee or deposited in a supplied honor system Check-in/Check-out Time The campground opens the first weekend in envelope before setting up on a campsite. Check-in time is 3 p.m. Campsites must be Little Pine April and closes in mid-December. There are 99 Changes and Cancellations vacated by 3 p.m. Camping cottages and yurts must campsites: six sites are for tents only. Each site has Changes to a reservation must be made by calling be vacated by 10 a.m. State Park a picnic table and fire ring. The campground has the Pennsylvania State Parks Reservation Call Center Visitors, Quiet Hours and Noise a sanitary dump station, showers, flush toilets and at 888-PA-PARKS (888-727-2757), Monday through Visitors are welcome to campsites from 8 a.m. many water outlets. Three camping cottages sleep Saturday, 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. Eastern Standard Time. to 10 p.m. Campers must not disturb the sleep of five people. Each cottage has two single bunks, a There is a $10 fee assessed for all changes made to a others between 9 p.m. and 8 a.m. Electric generators double bed, wooden floors, windows, porch and reservation, except adding nights to the reservation. that create excessive noise are prohibited. electric lights, heat and outlets. Two yurts sleep five Cancellations can be handled online under “My people. Each yurt has a single bunk, a single-double Account” or by calling the call center. Fires Fires are permitted only in provided fireplaces or bunk, wooden floors, windows, electric range, Cancellations made up to the close of business grills. Gas and propane camp stoves are permitted. refrigerator, microwave oven, and electric lights, heat seven days prior to the scheduled arrival date will Please be careful with fire. Fires must be attended and outlets. incur a $10 cancellation fee. Cancellations six days at all times and extinguished before leaving the or less prior to the arrival date, will forfeit the first Pets campsite. Pets are permitted at designated campsites in night’s fee or $75, whichever is the lesser amount. this campground. Please contact the park office or Any cancellation or change on the day of arrival Firewood Firewood is not provided. Cutting live trees or contact station for guidelines for pets. must be made through the state park where the reservation occurs. standing trees and the operation of chainsaws are Pets are prohibited in swimming areas and all prohibited. overnight areas, except the campgrounds involved For reservations that receive the weekly in the pet program. Guide dogs and service dogs are discounted rate, any change that results in Firewood Advisory Firewood may contain non-native insects and not considered pets. shortening the stay will cause the customer to lose the benefit of the weekly rate. A new daily rate will plant diseases. Bringing firewood into the park from Camping Season be calculated for the remaining dates, which will other areas may accidentally spread pest insects and This campground opens the first weekend in affect any amount refunded. diseases that threaten park resources and the health April and closes in mid-December. Access for People with Disabilities of our forests. Campers should use local firewood. Reserving a Site If you need an accommodation to participate in Do not take wood home and do not leave firewood Most campsites in Pennsylvania state parks can be park activities due to a disability, please contact the - Burn It! reserved 11 months in advance to noon of the day park you plan to visit. Handwashing of arrival. Campers without a reservation arriving Protect and Preserve Our Campgrounds Handwashing and dishwashing are permitted only after noon should check at the contact station or Please be familiar with all state park rules and where appropriate facilities are available. near the campground entrance for instructions. especially the following rules and regulations. Reservations can be made using MasterCard, Hunting Firearms and archery equipment used for VISA, American Express and Discover credit cards Maximum Camping Period Campers may stay in a state park campground for hunting may be uncased and ready for use only in or personal, traveler’s and cashier’s checks. To up to 14 consecutive nights from Memorial Day to authorized hunting areas during hunting seasons. In receive a confirmed reservation, full payment must Labor Day. Campers may camp for 21 consecutive areas not open to hunting or during non-hunting be received by the Bureau within ten days of making nights during the remainder of the year. seasons, firearms and archery equipment shall be the reservation. To reserve a campsite, visit www. kept in the owner’s car, trailer or leased campsite. visitPAparks.com, or call 888-PA-PARKS (888-727- Maximum Number of People Per Site Exceptions include: law enforcement officers and 2757), Monday to Saturday, 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. except Site occupancy is limited to one family unit individuals with a valid Pennsylvania License to Carry on the Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day and New (persons living under one household) or one non- Firearms are authorized to carry a firearm concealed Year’s Day holidays. family unit limited to five persons per site. Anyone renting a campsite must be 18 years of age or older on their person while they are within a state park. Little Pine State Park Campsite Issuing and must be present at the campsite. 4205 Little Pine Creek Road Advance reservations are available for almost all campsites. Unreserved sites are available on a Motor Vehicles Waterville, PA 17776 first-come, first-served basis. If an employee is not Only one car per campsite is allowed unless GPS DD: Lat. 41.35122 Long. -77.35548 available, read posted instructions and check the otherwise posted. Park only in designated areas. 570-753-6000 “After Hours Posting Report” then proceed to an Alcoholic Beverages email: [email protected] available site and set up. Alcoholic beverages are prohibited in all www.visitPAparks.com The appropriate fee must be paid to a park Pennsylvania state parks. 8/14 Printed on Recycled Paper .
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