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Stephen Foster Lake is an artificially dammed lake situated in Mount Pisgah State Park at the very northern border of Pennsylvania. The lake is an extension of Mill Creek and is named after famous composer Stephen Foster, who once resided in the region. This body of water is an interesting miniature ecosystem, offering homes to such species as bluegill, bass, and crappie fish. It is complemented by a dock and boat launch as well as ample parking and restrooms for convenience. Nearby, visitors can enjoy one of three large picnic pavilions or a local butterfly museum, which is within the park limits.

28 Entrance Road, Troy, PA 16947, Phone: 570-297-2734

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