Cook Forest
Discover Cook Forest
Men’s Journal calls Cook Forest State Park “The Best Old-Growth Forest” in America and it is home to some of the tallest trees in northeastern U.S. The picturesque Wild & Scenic Clarion River, the Forest Cathedral of ancient pines, the panoramic view at Seneca Point, and the many events at the Sawmill Center for the Arts make Cook Forest one of the top state parks in the nation. Each June, the sights and sounds of the French Indian War Encampment and battle re-enactments fill the forest. There are many places to stay, restaurants, kayak and canoe rentals, horse stables, and fun things to do in the area surrounding the park.
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Soft ice cream. Home of the Sawdust Burger, fresh-baked goods. Beer to go. Intersection of Route 36 and 66. Be sure to check our Facebook page for hours.
Enjoy a commanding view of the Clarion River Valley from the 87.5-foot fire tower. See "Indian mills," unnatural indentations in stones used to grind grains.
Whether you're looking for riverfront property or seclusion in the forest, Stone Crest has you covered. Stone Crest, "Not your average cabin in the woods."
Quaint Cabin on Clarion River, between Cook Forest and Clear Creek State Parks. Queen bed, full bed, sleeper futon. Pets welcome at no additional charge.
16-mile hiking trail along the Wild & Scenic Clarion River linking Cook Forest and Clear Creek State Parks with scenic overlooks and vistas.
Stocked fishing pond fed by the clear cold waters of Tom's Run that is open to fishing for children 15 and younger and individuals with special needs.
Recently renovated, White Pine Cottage has all the modern amenities you want in a location convenient to everything the PA Wilds has to offer.
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