Parks
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Water Recreation
Swimming Hartman Lake has a 300-foot sand beach and large marked-off swimming area. The beach is adjacent to 3 acres of multi-use lawn area containing picnic tables, drinking water and a combination of changing and toilet building.
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Picnic Areas and Shelters
There are four picnic areas with tables, benches, grills, drinking water and parking: On the south side of Allen Lake, with an open-sided shelter, playground and vault toilets. On the south side of Hartman Lake, with a fully-enclosed shelter and…
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Horseback Riding
The park's bridle trails are only a few years old and offer nearly 7 miles of scenic trail through forest, prairie and along Allen Creek. Equestrians age 16 and older must have a daily or annual state trail pass to use trails within the…
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Hiking
Hikers have about 10 miles of varied trails to choose from at Hartman Creek State Park. Trail map. Deer Path Trail The Deer Path Trail, a 1-mile loop trail around Allen Lake, is especially scenic, offering a wonderful view of wildlife and the…
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Conditions
Weather Weather forecast Trails Please refer to the Cronies Trail Crew Facebook page for current bike trail updates. Beach For current beach conditions, see the Beach Closings and Advisories Map.
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Recreation
Hartman Creek State Park provides a number of recreational opportunities for all to enjoy. Click the links below to learn more about some of the popular activities available at this park. Biking Biking at Hartman Creek State Park Boating,…
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Maps
Hartman Creek summer map [PDF] Hartman Creek winter map [PDF] Campground map [PDF] Singletrack bike trail map [PDF]
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Camping
Hartman Creek State Park has a 103-site family campground and five group camping sites. Reservations Reserve a campsite online. Campgrounds The campsites are in either a red pine forest or an old apple orchard/hardwood mix of trees. The…
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Biking
Wyalusing’s two mountain bike trails (Whitetail Meadows and Mississippi Ridge) are not designed for high speed travel. They can become soft and slippery when wet and can erode quickly during heavy rains. Remember, hikers have the right of way.