Ole Bull State Park is located within Pennsylvania's beautiful Black Forest region, home to stunning mountainous terrain and ample native wildlife species. The 132-acre park stretches across Potter County's lovely Kettle Creek Valley, offering opportunities for year-round outdoor recreation for visitors of all ages. It is named in honor of famed Norwegian violinist Ole Bornemann Bull, who attempted to found a Norwegian pioneer settlement in the region in the 1850s. Today, visitors can enjoy opportunities for hunting, trout fishing, and seasonal swimming at the park, which also serves as a trailhead for the lovely 85-mile Susquehannock Trail System. Unique features include a fishing dock for children and visitors with disabilities on Kettle Creek. Year-round camping is permitted at two campsite areas, which offer electric hookups, fire rings, picnic tables, and modern restrooms and sanitary dump stations.
31 Valhalla Lane, Cross Fork, PA 17729, Phone: 814-435-5000
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