Overview
Bordering Susquehanna River and Otter Creek, 89 water-electric campsites, boat launch, picnic and hiking trails. Otter Creek is managed as its passive recreation being of the highest and best use. Otter Creek’s steep terrain has served to protect a mature forest of hemlock and mixed hardwoods including remnants of the American chestnut that once dominated Pennsylvania forests, nearly wiped out by the invasive Asian chestnut blight. Rock outcrops jut from the hillsides of the deep glen. The creek meanders for three, undisturbed miles. Adjacent land to the south encompasses State Game Lands #83 but no trails provide passage across the wide, shallow creek.
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