Duncannon clings to the Susquehanna River's banks in Pennsylvania's wild heart, famous for trophy trout fishing and the Appalachian Trail's dramatic river crossing. Choose Riverfront Campground and Fishing Camp or Riverfront Campground, both from $22 a night. Cast lines from your site, then hike Doyle's Rocks for sweeping valley views.
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Duncannon pulses with river adventures on the mighty Susquehanna. Fly fishers hook smallmouth bass near Clark's Ferry Bridge. The Appalachian Trail dives through town, challenging hikers up Cove Mountain's steep flanks. Stroll High Street for antique hunts or catch the Duncannon Folk Fest's bluegrass tunes in summer.
Riverfront Campground and Fishing Camp draws hardcore anglers with private river launches and fish-cleaning stations. Families pick Riverfront Campground for its 30-amp hookups, hot showers, and dump station. Settle in, plug up, and day-trip to Hershey's chocolate factories just 30 miles north.
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Duncannon excels at Susquehanna River fishing and Appalachian Trail hikes. Anglers chase trout and bass from rocky shores near Clark's Ferry Bridge. Hikers tackle the trail's river ford and summit Cove Mountain for panoramic views. Summer brings the Folk Fest with live music on High Street.
Riverfront Campground and Fishing Camp and Riverfront Campground anchor Duncannon's options. Both hug the Susquehanna River with sites from $22/night. Riverfront Campground adds 30-amp power, showers, and a dump station for easy stays.
Yes, Riverfront Campground features hot showers for clean camping. This amenity pairs with 30-amp hookups and a dump station to keep trips comfortable. Guests rinse off after river swims or trail treks without leaving the park.