Just inside the entrance is the park headquarters and office, along with a small store selling sweats, etc. We were told to go pick out a site and come back to register.

Date of visit: Sept 2013

Most of the sites are quite wooded, and we like a little sun, so we selected site 103, one of a few that are more open.

Site 109 is typical of most sites - well shaded.

Site 118 offers a glimpse of the lake through the trees. Sites 117 and 130 also provide a slight view of the lake.

Site 8.

Site 65 is one of the best sites, situated quite close to the water.

Site 64.

Site 61.

Site 36.

The bathhouse is quite typical, but clean enough and offering free hot showers.

There is a amphitheater near the lake, where during the summer, rangers offer various programs.

The campground is located on a peninsula jutting out into Lake Jean. It's a great fishing spot and place for canoeing and kayaking.

Unfortunately, due our brief visit, we didn't get to explore more of the park and its features, which includes 22 named waterfalls, the highest of which is 94 feet.

Amenities

 120 sites, no electric hookups, central water taps

One loop is open all year, the other Apr-Oct

Showers, RV dump station

10 rental cabins

Tel: 570-477-5675

Coordinates: 41.338059 N, 76.296601

Elevation: 2228'

Activities

Fishing

Canoeing, Kayaking

Hiking

Hunting