Little Pine State Park

Name: Bandits in the Night
Start: 2018-10-27T16:00:00-04:00
End: 2018-10-27T18:00:00-04:00
Location: Little Pine State Park

The 2,158-acre Little Pine State Park is in a beautiful mountain section of Tiadaghton State Forest in PA Wilds. The 94-acre Little Pine Lake, hiking trails and the campground are prime attractions to the park. Programs are available from mid-March to mid-November. To request a program or for more information, please contact John Kaercher at 570-753-6005.

4205 Little Pine Creek Road, Waterville, PA 17776-9705

Phone: 570-753-6000
Website: dcnr.state.pa.us

Region: North
Manager: Douglas Swisher
Email: littlepinesp@pa.gov

Upcoming Events

Bandits in the Night

Raccoons are nocturnal animals that often interact with people. They have unique adaptations that help them survive in almost any environment. Join the park...

10/27 4pm

Nature at Night

With Halloween almost here, people should remember that not everything that comes out at night is scary. Join the park naturalist in a night hike to learn...

10/27 7:30pm

Go Take a Hike, for young children.

This hike is suitable for families with young children. Buttonball Trail is 1/2 miles long, and the biggest hill on it is about twelve feet. The trail...

11/17 11am

Go Take a Hike: Panther Run Trail

Panther Run Trail is the most scenic trail in the park, as well as the most physically challenging. This 2.3 mile loop follows Love run, intersects with the...

11/17 1:30pm

Project WET Curriculum Workshop

Project WET is a nationally-used curriculum supplement intended for use by educators teaching at kindergarten through twelfth grade level. The Project WET...

5/18/2019 8:30am

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Little Pine State Park

Upcoming Events

Bandits in the Night

Raccoons are nocturnal animals that often interact with people. They have unique adaptations that help them survive in almost any environment. Join the park...

Nature at Night

With Halloween almost here, people should remember that not everything that comes out at night is scary. Join the park naturalist in a night hike to learn...

Go Take a Hike, for young children.

This hike is suitable for families with young children. Buttonball Trail is 1/2 miles long, and the biggest hill on it is about twelve feet. The trail...

Go Take a Hike: Panther Run Trail

Panther Run Trail is the most scenic trail in the park, as well as the most physically challenging. This 2.3 mile loop follows Love run, intersects with the...

Project WET Curriculum Workshop

Project WET is a nationally-used curriculum supplement intended for use by educators teaching at kindergarten through twelfth grade level. The Project WET...

Recent Events

Fall Festival

DiscoverE: Reptiles

Theater in the Pines: Dinosaur

Discover Dragonflies

Native American Archery

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