Ohiopyle State Park
Notice: Please be advised that the GAP Trail is closed from Connellsville (mile marker 8 — details
- Status
- Open (per official listing)Daily sunrise – sunset
- Entrance fee
- Not posted
- Day-use reservations
- None mentioned
- Dogs
- Dogs allowed
- Camping
- 200 campsitesAlso cabins, yurts
- Official site
- pa.gov(724) 329-8591
Official page last checked Oct 29, 2026. Details last changed Oct 29, 2026. How we keep this current
Current alerts 2
Alert Section of Great Allegheny Passage ClosedOn October 17, 2026, around noon, a rockslide occurred at mile marker 87.6 of the Great Allegheny Passage in Ohiopyle State Park. Two bicyclists were… (more)
On October 17, 2026, around noon, a rockslide occurred at mile marker 87.6 of the Great Allegheny Passage in Ohiopyle State Park. Two bicyclists were injured during the incident. One individual was pronounced dead at the scene and the other was airlifted to a regional hospital for serious injuries. The trail is closed in the immediate area and the public is asked to avoid. DCNR is investigating the incident.
Posted by the park 2026-10-17T04:00:00.000Z. Official alert
Closure Please be advised that the GAP Trail is closed from Connellsville (mile marker 89) to Sheepskin Trail (mile marker 87) due to a landslide. There is a shuttle in place from Connellsville to Sheepskin Trail and Sheepskin Trail to… (more)
9) to Sheepskin Trail (mile marker 87) due to a landslide. There is a shuttle in place from Connellsville to Sheepskin Trail and Sheepskin Trail to Connellsville until 10/21 free of charge, please check the Great Allegheny Passage website for further information regarding shuttle and closure updates.
Posted by the park. Official alert
Overview
In Fayette County, about 11 miles southeast of Connellsville, Ohiopyle State Park covers about 20,476 acres.
Popular activities here are rock climbing, snowmobiling, cross-country skiing, mountain biking, and horseback riding. Its trail network totals roughly 79 miles, according to the park. On the water side, there is a boat ramp. Overnight options include 200 campsites across 3 camping areas, with RV sites with full hookups, tent sites, primitive or hike-in sites, and group camping. Roofed lodging includes cabins and yurts.
Hours
Park, gate, office and facility hours are listed separately because they often differ. Alerts above override normal hours.
| Facility | Days | Hours | Season |
|---|---|---|---|
| Park | Daily | sunrise – sunset | — |
| Visitor center | Mon–Sat | 8 a.m. – 4 p.m. | Jan 1 – Apr 15 |
| Not stated | 8 a.m. – 6 p.m. | Apr 16 – Oct 31 | |
| Mon–Sat | 8 a.m. – 4 p.m. | Nov 1 – Dec 31 |
Official wording
The park is open every day of the year, sunrise to sunset. Day use areas close at dusk.
The park office and visitor center hours are: January 1 to April 15 -- Open Monday to Saturday, 8:00 A.M. to 4:00 P.M., closed on Sundays. April 16 to October 31 -- Open seven days-a-week, 8:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. November 1 to December 31 -- Open Monday to Saturday, 8:00 A.M. to 4:00 P.M., closed on Sundays. Closed on all state holidays. Overnight areas and other areas are open specific seasons and hours. Contact the park office for facility seasons and hours.
Source: official park page, checked Oct 29, 2026. Times are local to the park (America/New York).
Reservations
- Day use
- No day-use reservation requirement mentioned
- Camping
- Required
- Booking system
- ReserveAmerica (Aspira), Pennsylvania State Parks contract
- Phone
- 888-PA-PARKS (888-727-2757)
Advance reservations are required to ensure campsite availability.
We link to the official booking system rather than showing live availability, which changes minute to minute.
Pets
Dogs allowed
Dogs are permitted in Cottages #235 to #237 for a fee.
Service animals are generally permitted where pets are not. Check with the park for specific areas.
Camping
| Campground or site type | Sites | Hookups / features | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Camping Season: ♿ Kentuck Campground has about 200 campsites and is open from April to mid-December. Ohiopyle State Park Campground Map (PDF)
GPS DD: Lat. 39.88783 Long. -79.49427
♿ Kentuck Campground has about 200 campsites and is open from April to mid-December. Many campsites have electric hookups. The campground has 27 walk-to sites that require a short hike from the vehicle to the campsite. Kentuck Campground also has three multi-sites.
The campground has a sanitary dump station and shower houses.
All campsites have:
• Picnic table
• Fire ring
• Parking space
Advance reservations are required to ensure campsite availability.
Free Camping for Campground Hosts
One host position
The campgro | 200 | Many campsites have electric hookups. The campground host site has amenities that include 20, 30, or 50-amp electric service, water, and sewer hookup.Showers | — |
| Backpacking Season: The trail is open for year round hiking and backpacking. Ohiopyle serves as the southern terminus for the 70-mile Laurel Highlands Hiking Trail. This trail traverses the Laurel Ridge from Ohiopyle to the northern end near Johnstown.
The trail is open for year round hiking and backpacking.
An overnight shelter area is located every eight to 10 miles along the trail.
The portion of the trail within Ohiopyle State Park is 6.3 miles of very strenuous and rocky hiking. Hikers are rewarded for their effort as they pass beautiful overlooks and creeks on this section. Reservations for backpack camping are required and can be made up to 11 months in advance. | — | — | |
| Organized Group Tenting Qualified adult and youth groups may use this area which is equipped with picnic tables and grill, and access to a shower house.
Groups may use a 20 or 40-person area or multiple sites for larger gatherings. | — | Showers | — |
Camping details from the park
Camping
Ohiopyle State Park Campground Map (PDF)
GPS DD: Lat. 39.88783 Long. -79.49427
♿ Kentuck Campground has about 200 campsites and is open from April to mid-December. Many campsites have electric hookups. The campground has 27 walk-to sites that require a short hike from the vehicle to the campsite. Kentuck Campground also has three multi-sites.
The campground has a sanitary dump station and shower houses.
All campsites have:
- Picnic table
- Fire ring
- Parking space
Advance reservations are required to ensure campsite availability.
Free Camping for Campground Hosts
One host position
The campground host site has amenities that include 20, 30, or 50-amp electric service, water, and sewer hookup.
Host is required to assist park personnel for 40 hours-per-week with a two-week minimum stay.
Contact the park office for additional information and availability.
Backpacking
Ohiopyle serves as the southern terminus for the 70-mile Laurel Highlands Hiking Trail. This trail traverses the Laurel Ridge from Ohiopyle to the northern end near Johnstown.
The trail is open for year round hiking and backpacking.
An overnight shelter area is located every eight to 10 miles along the trail.
The portion of the trail within Ohiopyle State Park is 6.3 miles of very strenuous and rocky hiking. Hikers are rewarded for their effort as they pass beautiful overlooks and creeks on this section. Reservations for backpack camping are required and can be made up to 11 months in advance.
Organized Group Tenting
Qualified adult and youth groups may use this area which is equipped with picnic tables and grill, and access to a shower house.
Groups may use a 20 or 40-person area or multiple sites for larger gatherings.
From the official park page, checked Oct 29, 2026. Site counts and prices can change; confirm when booking.
Cabins and lodging
- Camping Cottages: 1 unit
- Yurts: 1 unit
Camping Cottages
♿ These rustic, wooden structures have:
- Electric lights
- Electric heat
- Outlets
- Windows
- Small table and chairs
A cottage sleeps five people in bunk beds.
One cottage is ADA accessible.
Dogs are permitted in Cottages #235 to #237 for a fee.
Yurts
♿ These round, canvas, and wood walled tents have a wooden deck and sleep five people in bunk beds.
Yurts have:
- Cooking stove
- Microwave oven
- Refrigerator
- Countertop
- Table and chairs
- Electric lights
- Electric heat
- Outlets
- Fire ring
- Picnic table
Located in the center of Kentuck campground, the yurts offer convenient accommodations for weekly rentals.
Shorter stays are available during the spring and fall seasons.
One yurt is ADA accessible.
Things to do
HuntingWinter sportsSnowmobilingPicnickingBikingMountain bikingCross-country skiingBoatingHikingRock climbingHorseback ridingFishingCamping
Trails
| Trail | Length | Difficulty | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Baughman Rock Connector | 0.8 mi | Easiest | Recreations permitted: hiking, mountain biking Trailhead amenities: none This wooded trail connects Sugarloaf Trail to the Baughman trails, near Baughman Rock Overlook.HikingMountain biking |
| Baughman Trail | 3.4 mi | Most difficult | Recreations permitted: hiking, mountain biking Trailhead amenities: modern restrooms, potable water, benches Divided into Lower and Upper sections by Baughman Rock Overlook, the trails can be accessed from across the GAP from the Middle Yough Boater Take-out and at Baughman Rock Overlook. This steep, rocky trail passes Baughman Rock, a spectacular overlook of the Youghiogheny River Gorge. This trail ends at the Sugarloaf sledding area.HikingMountain biking |
| Beech Loop and Trail | 3 mi | Most difficult | Recreations permitted: hiking Trailhead amenities: modern restrooms, potable water The short Beech Loop begins and ends at the Kentuck Campground Amphitheater. While passing through a towering forest of American Beech trees, Beech Trails connect Beech Loop and Camp Connector Trail and the GAP.Hiking |
| Betty Knox Trail | 1.3 mi | Easiest | Recreations permitted: hiking Trailhead amenities: modern restrooms, potable water This wooded trail connects Tharp Knob Loop to Kentuck Campground.Hiking |
| Buffalo Nut Trail | 0.1 mi | More difficult | Recreations permitted: hiking Trailhead amenities: none This short trail connects Ferncliff Trail to Oakwoods trail.Hiking |
| Burd Trail | 1 mi | Easiest | Recreations permitted: hiking Trailhead amenities: none This trail loops through diverse habitats and connects Sproul Trail and Chulens Trail. This is a great trail for birding in the spring.Hiking |
| Canyon Edge Trail | 1 mi | Easiest | Recreations permitted: hiking, mountain biking Trailhead amenities: non-flush restrooms, picnic tables This short and winding loop is wooded and flat. It connects Upper Canyon Edge and McCune trails.HikingMountain biking |
| Chulens Trail | 0.3 mi | Easiest | Recreations permitted: hiking Trailhead amenities: none This trail passes through a variety of habitats and an old homestead while connecting the Burd and Beech loops.Hiking |
| Cucumber Falls Trail | 0.4 mi | More difficult | Recreations permitted: hiking Trailhead amenities: none This trail leads from Ohiopyle to Cucumber Falls, travelling along the river. This scenic, yet difficult trail travels along Entrance Rapid, giving a great view of the river and boaters. The trail then leads through a mature hemlock forest, hiking over some natural rock terrain on the way to Cucumber Falls. This trail is susceptible to flooding during high water events on the Youghiogheny River.Hiking |
| Eelah Trail | 0.6 mi | Most difficult | Recreations permitted: hiking Trailhead amenities: none This trail splits off Old Mitchell Loop to pass Sugar Run Falls and then connect to the GAP. This trail is very steep.Hiking |
| Ferncliff Trail | 1.7 mi | More difficult | Recreations permitted: hiking Trailhead amenities: none This trail hugs the edge of the peninsula near the river's edge and passes Ohiopyle Falls, Washington's Overlook, and Lovers Leap. Hikers pass through an old growth forest of towering hemlocks, white pines, and a variety of giant oaks. The other Ferncliff Natural Area Trails can be accessed from this trail.Hiking |
| Fernwood Trail | 0.5 mi | Easiest | Recreations permitted: hiking Trailhead amenities: none Connecting Ferncliff Trail and Oakwoods Trails, a mature forest with beautiful ferns and the remnants of the Ferncliff Hotel can be seen along this trail.Hiking |
| ♿Great Allegheny Passage (GAP) | 27 mi | Easiest | Recreations permitted: hiking, biking, cross-country skiing recommended, snowshoeing recommended Trailhead amenities: modern restrooms, potable water, benches 27 miles of the 150-mile Great Allegheny Passage are within Ohiopyle State Park. The flat, crushed limestone trail was once the railbed for the Western Maryland Railroad. This trail is suitable for all ages and is ADA accessible. The trail is excellent for hiking, jogging, biking, cross country skiing, snow shoeing, and strollers. There are a few bike repair stations along the trail. Modern restrooms, water access, and benches are locateHikingBikingCross-country skiing recommendedSnowshoeing recommended |
| Great Gorge Trail | 1.3 mi | Easiest | Recreations permitted: hiking Trailhead amenities: non-flush restrooms, picnic tables With trailheads at Cucumber Picnic Area and on the north side of the high bridge on the Great Allegheny Passage, this trail follows an old tramway that was used to transport coal from Keister Mine to the railroad. The trail passes through the best spring wild flower area in the park.Hiking |
| Hall Loop | 1 mi | More difficult | Recreations permitted: hiking, mountain biking Trailhead amenities: non-flush restrooms, picnic tables In the Sugarloaf area, this loop ascends to the top of the sledding hill and passes through a variety of habitats. Hall Loop connects to Sarver Loop, Upper Sugarloaf Trail, and Oriole Trail. There is a warming hut open in the winter.HikingMountain biking |
| Hyatt Connector and Loop | 2 mi | More difficult | Recreations permitted: hiking, mountain biking Trailhead amenities: none Between Sarver Loop and Pressley Ridge Connector, these trails traverse the Sugarloaf wildlife food plot areas and pass through varied habitats including open meadow.HikingMountain biking |
| Jackson Trail | 0.2 mi | Easiest | Recreations permitted: hiking Trailhead amenities: modern restrooms This short trail connects the Kentuck Campground Amphitheater to Kentuck Trail. Modern restrooms and water access are available next to the amphitheater.Hiking |
| Jonathan Run Trail | 1.6 mi | Easiest | Recreations permitted: hiking Trailhead amenities: none From the trailhead on Holland Hill Road, this trail crisscrosses Jonathan run before meeting the Great Allegheny Passage. Small waterfalls are numerous along the trail.Hiking |
| Kentuck Trail | 0.8 mi | Most difficult | Recreations permitted: hiking Trailhead amenities: modern restrooms, potable water This steep, somewhat rocky trail connects Kentuck Campground and Jonathan Trail.Hiking |
| Laurel Highlands Hiking Trail | 6.3 mi | Most difficult | Recreations permitted: hiking Trailhead amenities: none Ohiopyle serves as the southern terminus for the 70-mile Laurel Highlands Hiking Trail. This trail traverses the Laurel Ridge from Ohiopyle to the northern end near Johnstown. The trail is open for year-round hiking and backpacking. An overnight shelter area is located every eight to ten miles along the trail. Ohiopyle State Park is 6.3 miles of vey strenuous and rocky hiking, leading to the first trail shelter. Hikers are rewarded for their efforts as they pass beautiful overlooks and creeks on this section. Reservations for backpack camHiking |
| McCune Trail | 3.7 mi | More difficult | Recreations permitted: hiking, mountain biking Trailhead amenities: none From the trailhead off of Sugarloaf Road, McCune Trail runs along the highest ridge in the park through various habitats and rock formations, and passes an overlook. (there is a bench at the overlook) Hikers can see an old springhouse and pond that are evidence of the old McCune homestead. If you look around the wooded area opposite from the homestead you can also see remnants of an old stone wall.HikingMountain biking |
| Meadow Run Trail | 3.2 mi | More difficult | Recreations permitted: hiking Trailhead amenities: none Most of the trail follows Meadow Run, a delightful, rock strewn creek. Sections of this trail can be a little rocky. To see the Cascades, Flat Rock and the climbing area, the nearest trailhead is on Dinnerbell Road just east of the intersection with PA 381. The trail can also be accessed from the Meadow Run Natural Waterslides parking lot.Hiking |
| Oakwoods Trail | 0.5 mi | Easiest | Recreations permitted: hiking Trailhead amenities: none This trail passes through a mature forest on the ridge of the peninsula.Hiking |
| Old Mitchell Loop | 2.2 mi | Easiest | Recreations permitted: hiking Trailhead amenities: none From the top of the Old Mitchell Place parking lot, this trail meanders through a variety of habitats including forest and meadow and is excellent for birding in the spring. Eelah Trail splits off to pass Sugar Run Falls and connects to the great Allegheny Passage.Hiking |
| Oriole Trail | 1.6 mi | More difficult | Recreations permitted: hiking, mountain biking Trailhead amenities: none This loop trail traverses the forested Sugarloaf Knob.HikingMountain biking |
| Pressley Ridge Trails | 5.5 mi | More difficult | Recreations permitted: hiking, mountain biking, equestrian, snowmobiling Trailhead amenities: none Between Lytle Road and Hyatt Loop are a series of loops that are under development and are poorly marked at this time. They are not recommended for novice trail users.HikingMountain bikingEquestrianSnowmobiling |
| Sarver Loop | 1 mi | More difficult | Recreations permitted: hiking, mountain biking Trailhead amenities: none In the Sugarloaf area, this loop is accessed via Hall Loop.HikingMountain biking |
| Sproul Loop | 1.5 mi | Easiest | Recreations permitted: hiking, cross-country skiing recommended Trailhead amenities: none This trail begins at the second overflow lot outside of Kentuck Campground. This is the best trail for spring birding because the trails wind through a variety of habitats including forest, meadow, and wetland.HikingCross-country skiing recommended |
| Sugar Run Trail | 1.6 mi | More difficult | Recreations permitted: hiking, mountain biking Trailhead amenities: none This trail starts at Old Mitchell Place Parking Area and steadily descends until connecting to Jonathan Run Trail.HikingMountain biking |
| Sugarloaf Trails | 6 mi | Most difficult | Recreations permitted: hiking, mountain biking, equestrian, snowmobiling Trailhead amenities: non-flush restrooms, picnic tables Upper Sugarloaf Trail begins at the Sugarloaf Snowmobile and Mountain Biking Area by Sugarloaf Knob. This trail descends 800 feet in elevation and ends at the Middle Yough Take Out in Ohiopyle. Consider combing this with Baughman Trail to make a loop.HikingMountain bikingEquestrianSnowmobiling |
| Tharp Knob Loop | 1 mi | Easiest | Recreations permitted: hiking Trailhead amenities: non-flush restrooms, picnic tables, benches From the Tharp Knob Picnic Area, this scenic trail travels through an old homestead and leads to Tharp Knob Overlook, which provides an outstanding view of the Borough of Ohiopyle. This trail has several fitness spots along the way, with instructions on how to use each stop to help get your heart rate up.Hiking |
| Tom Faucet Trail | 1 mi | Most difficult | Recreations permitted: hiking Trailhead amenities: modern restrooms, potable water This trail connects the Kentuck Campground contact station and the Great Allegheny Passage near the Borough of Ohiopyle. The trail steeply descends down a small ravine and traverses a stream along the way. Modern restrooms and water access are available in the Kentuck Campground.Hiking |
| Upper Canyon Edge Trail | 1.5 mi | Easiest | Recreations permitted: hiking, mountain biking Trailhead amenities: none This easy trail connects McCune Trail to Canyon Edge Trail.HikingMountain biking |
Trail descriptions from the park
79 miles of trails
The hiking trails at Ohiopyle showcase the spectacular scenery of the Laurel Highlands. There is a wide variety of hiking trails from short day hikes to challenging backpacking.
Always bring a map and water and wear sturdy shoes when hiking.
Ohiopyle State Park Map
Amenities
Facilities
- Picnic areas
- Picnic shelters
- Playground
- Group facilities
- Drinking water: not available (stated by the park)
Water
- Boat ramp
Camping
- Tent camping
- RV camping
- Electric hookups
- Sewer hookups
- Primitive or backcountry camping
- Group camping
Lodging
- Cabins
- Yurts
Recreation
- Horse trails
✓ listed by the park · ✕ the park says it is not available. Anything not shown here isn’t mentioned by the official source — that means unknown, not unavailable.
Accessibility
Ohiopyle State Park offers a range of accessibility accommodations to ensure all visitors can enjoy its natural beauty and recreational opportunities.
Cherry Road - Site 50
Cherry Road - Site 50 offers a 30-amp electric hookup from Modern Electric and a gravel back-in driveway with a slight grade. The driveway is 28 feet long and accommodates vehicles up to 20 feet in length.
Gingko Road - Site 138
Gingko Road - Site 138 features a 50-amp electric hookup from Modern Electric and a gravel back-in driveway with a slight grade. The driveway is 57 feet long and suitable for vehicles up to 35 feet in length.
Gingko Road - Site 139
Gingko Road - Site 139 includes a 50-amp electric hookup from Modern Electric and a gravel back-in driveway with a slight grade. The driveway is 48 feet long and accommodates vehicles up to 30 feet in length.
Read more from the park
Gingko Road - Site 140
Gingko Road - Site 140 offers a 50-amp electric hookup from Modern Electric and a gravel back-in driveway with a slight grade. The driveway is 57 feet long and accommodates vehicles up to 35 feet in length.
Locust Road - Site 248
Locust Road - Site 148 features a full hook-up with 50-amp service and a gravel pull-through driveway. The driveway is 125 feet long and accommodates vehicles up to 50 feet in length. Domestic pets are allowed.
Locust Road - Site 253
Locust Road - Site 253 offers a full hook-up with 50-amp service and a gravel back-in driveway. The driveway is 68 feet long and accommodates vehicles up to 50 feet in length. Domestic pets are allowed.
Cherry Road - Yurt 31
Yurt 31, located in Kentuck Campground on Cherry Road can accommodate up to 5 guests. Visitors must bring their own bed linens, towels, dishes, pots and pans.
Ivy Road - Camping Cottage 196
Camping Cottage 196, located in the Kentuck Campground on Ivy Road, can accommodate up to 5 people. Visitors must bring their own bed linens, towels, dishes, pots and pans.
Ivy Road - Camping Cottage 197
Camping Cottage 197, located in the Kentuck Campground on Ivy Road, can accommodate up to 5 people. Visitors must bring their own bed linens, towels, dishes, pots and pans.
Ivy Road - Camping Cottage 198
Camping Cottage 198, located in the Kentuck Campground on Ivy Road, can accommodate up to 5 people. Visitors must bring their own bed linens, towels, dishes, pots and pans. Domestic pets are allowed.
Accessible Picnic Tables
ADA accessible picnic tables are located in the Cucumber Run Picnic Area and the Tharp Knob Picnic Area.
Great Allegheny Passage (GAP)
27 miles in the park, 150 miles total | Easiest hiking | Point-to-point trail | Mile markers
Recreations permitted: hiking, biking, cross-country skiing recommended, snowshoeing recommended
Trailhead amenities: modern restrooms, potable water, benches
27 miles of the 150-mile Great Allegheny Passage are within Ohiopyle State Park. The flat, crushed limestone trail was once the railbed for the Western Maryland Railroad. This trail is suitable for all ages and is ADA accessible. The trail is excellent for hiking, jogging, biking, cross country skiing, snow shoeing, and strollers. There are a few bike repair stations along the trail. Modern restrooms, water access, and benches are located at the old Train Station near a parking area. There are also non-flushable restrooms (but no water access) located by the Ramcat Boater Launch Area. Memorial Benches are spread along several sections of the bike trail.
Hunting
The Cucumber Run Picnic Area closes during hunting season and becomes an ADA hunting area. Visitors holding a DCNR Mobility Device Permit can contact the park office for more information about accessible hunting locations within the park.
DCNR permits visitors with a DCNR Mobility Device Permit to use powered mobility devices on designated state park and forest lands, including administrative roads and trails not normally open to standard motorized vehicles.
Visitors interested in a DCNR Mobility Device Permit can fill out an application and submit it at any state park or forest office.
The Tharp, Sugarloaf and Old Mitchell parking areas have viewable meadows from the parking lots.
Tharp Parking Lot
Sugarloaf Parking Lot
Old Mitchell Parking Area
Playgrounds
The Kentuck Campground at Cherry Road has an ADA swing set.
Official accessibility information
Conditions change. Contact the park to confirm specific accessible features before your visit.
Getting there
- Address
- 124 Main Street
Ohiopyle, PA 15470-0105 - Nearest town
- Connellsville — about 11 mi southeast (straight line)
- Coordinates
- 39.8681, -79.4943
- Phone
- (724) 329-8591
- ohiopylesp@pa.gov
Google Maps directionsApple MapsOfficial park map (PDF)
Directions from the park
From the PA Turnpike • Take Exit 91, Donegal. • Turn left onto PA 31 east. • Travel about two miles, turn right onto PA 711 and PA 381 south. • Travel ten miles to Normalville, turn left onto PA 381 south. • Drive for 11 miles to Ohiopyle. From the South (DC, MD, VA) • Take I-270 north to Frederick, MD. • Take I-70 west to Hancock, MD. • Take Rt. 40 and I-68 through Cumberland. • Take Exit 14 (Keysers Ridge) to Rt. 40 west to Farmington, PA. • Turn right onto PA 381 north for eight miles to Ohiopyle. From the South (WV) • Take I-79 north to I-68 east. • Take Bruceton Mills Exit to Rt. 26 north. At the Pennsylvania border it becomes PA 281 north. • Turn left onto PA 40 west, to Farmington. • Turn right onto PA 381 north to Ohiopyle. Special Directions for Large RVs to Kentuck Campground • SR 2019 is very steep. Large RVs should avoid this road. • Take PA 40 to SR 2010 (Chalk Hill-Ohiopyle Rd). Follow it for eight miles to a stop sign. • Go straight to the campground. For GPS Units: GPS coordinates for many locations are on the park map and in the text. For those who want to use an address, use 124 Main Street, Ohiopyle, PA 15470. This should direct you to the center of the park. Follow signage once you are in the park to find your desired destination. GPS Decimal Degrees: Lat. 39.86813 Long. -79.4943
Nearby state parks
Sources and freshness
- Pennsylvania State Parks — park page — last checked Oct 29, 2026; page says updated Oct 13, 2026
- DCNR Find a Park: content-fragment JSON feed used by the pa.gov park finder
- Wikidata
- USGS PAD-US 4.1 (boundary and acreage)
“Last checked” is when our system last read the official source. “Last changed” (Oct 29, 2026) is when the information shown here last differed from the previous check. Hours, fees and rules can change without notice — confirm with the park before you go. Methodology