State Game Lands Number 110

State Game Lands Number 110 is a protected hunting area with forests, fields, and wetlands spread across thousands of acres in Berks County. The varied habitats support different wildlife species and make the grounds a diverse natural landscape.

This area was established by the Pennsylvania Game Commission in the early 1900s to protect the region's wildlife populations. The creation was part of a statewide effort to conserve wild lands and hunting opportunities across Pennsylvania.

The land reflects the region's hunting heritage and shows how different visitors share the landscape together. The daily presence of hunters and observers has shaped how the local community expresses its relationship with nature.

Visitors can access the grounds through several entry points, with different areas following different rules depending on the season. It is helpful to check current conditions and access guidelines before planning your visit.

The area contains several different ecosystems packed into a relatively compact space, offering visitors a range of landscape types. This mix of forest, open areas, and wetlands creates special conditions that attract many animal and plant species.