List of Pennsylvania state parks

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List of state parks in Pennsylvania



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Pennsylvania State Parks
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IUCN category
Location Pennsylvania, United States
Nearest city [[]]
Area 300,000 acres (approximate)
Established 1893
Visitors
Governing body [[Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources]]
Website [ Pennsylvania State Parks]
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Pennsylvania State Parks are managed by the Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (DCNR). The state of Pennsylvania has a total of 121 state parks, covering approximately 300,000 acres of land. These parks offer a variety of recreational opportunities and preserve the natural beauty of the state.

History[edit]

The first state park in Pennsylvania, Valley Forge State Park, was established in 1893. Since then, the state park system has grown significantly, with the goal of providing recreational opportunities and preserving natural resources.

List of State Parks[edit]

Below is a list of some notable state parks in Pennsylvania:

Recreational Activities[edit]

Pennsylvania state parks offer a wide range of recreational activities, including:

Conservation Efforts[edit]

The DCNR is committed to conserving the natural resources of Pennsylvania's state parks. Efforts include habitat restoration, invasive species management, and environmental education programs.

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