Chapman State Park, Nature reserve in Pleasant Township, Pennsylvania
Chapman State Park is a nature reserve in Pleasant Township that spreads across 862 acres of woodland. A 68-acre lake formed by a dam on the West Branch of Tionesta Creek sits at its center, surrounded by trees.
The park was founded in 1951 by the Pennsylvania Bureau of State Parks as a recreation area. It was established next to the Allegheny National Forest.
Environmental educators at the park conduct nature programs, stream studies, and wildlife observation sessions that connect visitors with the local ecosystem.
The park offers overnight stays in cottages, yurts, and electric hookup campsites for different needs and budgets. You can make reservations through online booking or by calling ahead.
During winter, a seven-acre slope opens for sledding activities. This area draws families and winter sports enthusiasts during the cold months.
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