North Bend, Pennsylvania, lures RV travelers with world-class trout fishing on the West Branch Susquehanna River and rugged trails in Hyner Run State Park. Camp at Hyner Run State Park from $24 a night, or book the modern cabin there for $86.8 nightly with pool access and full hookups. This riverside gem serves as your launchpad for hiking, paddling, and hang gliding at nearby Hyner View.
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North Bend nestles along the West Branch Susquehanna River in Clinton County's wild heart. Trout anglers cast lines into Hyner Run creek, a stocked fishery that draws crowds each spring. Hikers climb the park's 6.5-mile trail network to waterfalls and vistas. Hang gliders soar from Hyner View State Park's 10-mile bluff, one of America's top launch sites. Kayakers paddle the river's gentle bends past hemlock groves.
Hyner Run State Park anchors RV camping here with sites starting at $24 per night, perfect for anglers who wake to rising trout. The modern cabin at the park suits families at $86.8 a night; it packs a pool, 30-amp and 50-amp hookups, showers. Backpackers grab primitive spots near the stream. Everyone accesses Kettle Creek Reservoir just 10 miles north for boating.
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North Bend excels in trout fishing and hiking around Hyner Run State Park. The West Branch Susquehanna River attracts anglers with stocked trout runs each spring. Trails lead to waterfalls; Hyner View delivers premier hang gliding. This tiny Clinton County spot packs big outdoor thrills for adventurers seeking Pennsylvania wilds.
Hyner Run State Park and its modern cabin top the list for North Bend RV spots. The park starts sites at $24 nightly right on the trout stream. Cabin rentals hit $86.8 with pool, 30-amp, 50-amp, showers; both hug the West Branch Susquehanna for easy river access.
Yes, the modern cabin at Hyner Run State Park provides 50-amp hookups. This unique house also includes 30-amp service, pool, showers for $86.8 per night. Park's standard RV sites focus on electric basics from $24, but big rigs thrive at the cabin.