Hyner Run State Park

Nice "small" park / campground of about 30 sites. About 2/3rds have modern electric. The shower building is new. There is also a new huge pool. Yes, a pool in a state park. It is not heated, but when we were there in mid August the water temperature was just fine, not hot, but just enough enjoy. Mid-week there were only 3 RVers in the campground, the weekend only filled up the place half way. There are no bushes between wooded / semi-wooded campsites, but the spacing is very good. It is a pine forest. Most of the sites are semi-shady to full shade. The campsites themselves are medium sized with a gravel surface. Some are level, and some are a little off. A small creek runs along the side of some of the campsites. There hiking nearby was OK, but was not marked very well. A section on top of the mountain had a area that was "clear cut" for logging, but no one (park service) bothered to re-route the hiking trails that went thru that area, or put up signs where to go. I had to use the compass on my IPhone to "bushwhack" toward the valley and the campground area. There area bears in the area, about every other day we would spot them near the trash dumpster. Right next to the Hyner Run State Park campground, is the Hyner View State Park. You drive up a narrow 5 mile road where your 1700' above the valley below. Yes, it is worth the drive, especially near sunset. It overlook the northern branch of the Susquehanna River. The nearest town is about 10 minutes away (Renovo) which is a old steel / train building town.