Summer’s slowly dwindling away. Before we know it, we’ll be complaining about the brisk air and the pending snowstorms. For now, however, it’s time to stretch out every remaining moment of the summer. Start by making plans to visit this secret beach in Pennsylvania that will make your summer complete.
Slip away to Bald Eagle State Park, a nearly 6,000 acre natural oasis that features a breathtaking 1,730 acre lake and 1,200 feet of soft sand.
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Spend an idyllic summer day lying on the sandy beach or swimming in the cool lake water.
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Bald Eagle State Park’s picturesque beachfront features changing rooms, restrooms, and a playground.
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Pack a picnic lunch and spread out at a picnic table overlooking the lake. Or, grab some food from the snack bar on the beach for a leisurely lakeside meal. The snack bar is open throughout the summer and on weekends through October.
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Soak up the sun’s rays with a few hours - or the entire day - on the lake. Boating is a popular activity at Bald Eagle State Park. Rent a kayak or…
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A motorboat or…
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A traditional sailboat. The lake features numerous boat launches, many of which offer plenty of room to relax with grills, picnic tables, and nearby restrooms.
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Or, try your hand at other popular activities at the park, including fishing, hiking, and camping. The state parks offers rental yurts and cottages.
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Watch the sun begin to set as you wind down your day at Bald Eagle State Park. The beach is open daily between 8 a.m. and sunset through Labor Day.
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Bald Eagle State Park 149 Main Park Road Howard, PA 16841 814-625-2775 Click here for more information.
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