Sizerville State Park RV & Campground Guide
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Sizerville State Park is made up of 386 acres in Emporium, Pennsylvania. It is surrounded by the Elk State Forest and is part of the Pennsylvania Wilds, which offers 2 million acres of public land. The park’s name comes from the Sizer family, who were the first settlers in the area. This state park also holds an annual Autumn Festival to celebrate local food, skills and pioneer crafts. The Pennsylvania cities nearby include Saint Marys, Smethport, and Port Allegany.
Spring 23–71 F
Summer 52–82 F
Fall 30–73 F
Winter 15–37 F
RV Resorts & Campsites in Sizerville State Park
Traveling by RV is an exciting way to visit state parks. A recreational vehicle makes it possible to enjoy several state parks on one trip. If you do not own a RV, then you can rent one from RVshare.
Sinnemahoning State Park
Many campers enjoy having access to Elk State Forest and the Pennsylvania Wilds region when visiting Sinnemahoning State Park. The state park has 35 campsites, scenic trails and numerous opportunities for wildlife viewing. You can see elk, bobcats, bald eagles and coyotes.
Water Hookup: Yes
Electrical Hookup: Yes
Sewer Hookup: Yes
Wi-Fi: No
Pet-friendly: Yes
Other Amenities: Dump station, playground, bathhouse, restrooms, amphitheater, bicycle rental, boat launch, parking, camp store
Austin Campground
Austin Campground is one of the best locations to see the huge Pennsylvania wild elk herd, numbering over 1,400 elk. Austin Campground is also near "The Grand Canyon of Pennsylvania," Pine Creek Gorge. At Austin Campground, campers can see the stars at night and enjoy camping in a natural setting.
Water Hookup: Yes
Electrical Hookup: Yes
Sewer Hookup: Yes
Wi-Fi: Yes
Pet-friendly: Yes
Other Amenities: Fire rings, camp store, toilets, showers, giant checkers, archery, bingo night, fishing, hiking, disc golf, volleyball
Benezett Store and Campground
Benezett Store and Campground is in Benezett, Pennsylvania. You are in for plenty of elk sightings here as Benezette is often called "The Heart of Pennsylvania Elk Country."
Water Hookup: Yes
Electrical Hookup: Yes
Sewer Hookup: Yes
Wi-Fi: Yes
Pet-friendly: Yes
Other Amenities: Fire rings, camp store, toilets, showers, giant checkers, archery, bingo night, fishing, hiking, disc golf, volleyball
Allegheny River Campground
Allegheny River Campground is made up of 28 acres and is in Roulette, Pennsylvania. Campers can camp under the darkest skies in Potter County. The Allegheny River runs through the campground, which is host to water sports like stocked river fishing, fly fishing, and river tubing.
Water Hookup: Yes
Electrical Hookup: Yes
Sewer Hookup: Yes
Wi-Fi: Yes
Pet-friendly: Yes
Other Amenities: Showers, restrooms, pool, camp store, dog park, vintage RV rentals, splash pads, mini-golf, basketball courts, laundry
What to Do at
Sizerville State Park
Inside Sizerville State Park
Sizerville State Park offers an abundance of activities for families. It has a 105-foot-long pool with an adjacent wading pool. Other activities include fishing, eating at the picnic tables and sitting at the pavilions. This state park also has an environmental educator on-site to answer questions. The Elk State Forest surrounds Sizerville State Park, which allows for exploring public lands.
How to Get to
Sizerville State Park
If you are coming from Potter County, Pennsylvania, then you should head northeast towards PA-44 S. Next, you want to take PA-872 S to Upper Bark Shanty Road. The Upper Bark Shanty road continues to PA-607 N. Your next turn is PA-155 to Hemlock Road, and then drive on to E Cowley Run Road. You should see Sizerville State Park.
Entering Sizerville State Park
The park's hours are Monday through Saturday from 7 a.m. until 5 p.m.
Sizerville State Park Per vehicle : $0.0
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Frequently Asked Questions About Sizerville State Park
A favorite time for people to visit Sizerville State Park is autumn. The weather is perfect for hiking and wildlife viewing at this time of year, and the park's fall colors are on full display.
If you like to bird-watch, you'll have plenty of opportunities to do so as this state park is home to many birds, such as blue jays, red-eye vireos, sparrows, and more. While hiking, you might also come across deer or a bear.
Sizerville State Park has several campsites available for RVs. Each of these sites has electric and water hookups. The campground also has a dump station, showers, and flushable toilets.
Sizerville State Park allows reservations up to 11 months in advance. You can also make reservations by noon on the day of arrival. The park is popular, so it's best to reserve your site well in advance.
You may bring your cats and dogs to Sizerville State Park, but they're only allowed in certain areas. If you have a dog, it must be on a leash and have proof of current vaccinations.