Huntingdon hugs the Juniata River and serves as the gateway to Raystown Lake, Pennsylvania's largest entirely man-made lake. Campers find nine RV parks here that launch adventures on the water, in the woods, and along historic trails. Stay in these spots to fish legendary Spruce Creek or hike Rothrock State Forest without the hassle of long drives.
Huntingdon draws anglers to Fishermen's Paradise on Spruce Creek, a catch-and-release trout haven managed by the Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission. Boaters launch from Seven Points Marina on Raystown Lake, where houseboat rentals rule summer weekends. Downtown Penn Street hosts farm markets and the annual Huntingdon County Arts Festival, while Juniata College adds college-town energy with events at Memorial Chapel.
Honey Bear Campground fits families who need WiFi and comfort, with rates starting at $73 per night. Budget hikers pick Greenwood Furnace State Park's sites from $33 nightly amid old-growth forests. Groups book Riverbank Campground for its 50-amp and 30-amp hookups plus shared sites at $30 to $50. Nature seekers head to Penn-Roosevelt State Park for primitive camping near Poe Paddy Tunnel remnants.
Huntingdon stands out for Raystown Lake and elite trout fishing at Fishermen's Paradise. The lake, Pennsylvania's largest wholly within one county, hosts boating marinas like Seven Points and draws crowds for the Raystown Lakefest. Downtown Penn Street blends historic shops, Juniata College events, and riverfront trails into a lively base for central Pennsylvania outdoors.
Find nine RV parks near Huntingdon, including Honey Bear Campground, Greenwood Furnace State Park, Riverbank Campground, and Penn-Roosevelt State Park. Honey Bear and Riverbank offer WiFi, while state parks hug Raystown Lake and Rothrock State Forest edges. Rates range from $30 to $73 nightly, suiting budgets and group sizes.
Riverbank Campground provides 50-amp and 30-amp hookups near Huntingdon. This spot caters to groups with rates of $30 to $50 per night and sits close to the Juniata River for easy lake access. Other parks like Honey Bear add WiFi to modern amenities.
