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More camping sites open at Pa. state parks for trout season
WGAL News 8 Updated: 12:19 PM EST Mar 9, 2021
More camping sites open at Pa. state parks for trout season
WGAL News 8 Updated: 12:19 PM EST Mar 9, 2021
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WGAL News 8 Updated: 12:19 PM EST Mar 9, 2021 More Pennsylvania state park campsites will be available for anglers looking to trout fish.The Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources released the following statement: Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (DCNR) Secretary Cindy Adams Dunn announced campsites will be available at an additional 16 state parks to accommodate fishing enthusiasts who want to stay overnight on April 2 for the new statewide trout opener the following day. A total of 34 parks throughout the state will provide camping at this time.“ We know how trout fishing and state park camping often go hand in hand and we are doing our best to facilitate the
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Campsites at an additional 16 state parks will be available for trout anglers on Friday, April 2, allowing them to stay overnight in advance of the new statewide trout fishing season opening day on Saturday, April 3, the Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources announced today.
More than 2,300 campsites at 34 state parks will be available.
“We know how trout fishing and state park camping often go hand in hand and we are doing our best to facilitate these traditional recreational pursuits,” said Cindy Adams Dunn, secretary of DCNR.
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Increases will range from 4.8-49.1 percent and average 18.8 percent.
In announcing the new rates, DCNR said, “The updated price schedule is needed to fine-tune the existing rates and to increase revenue to the Bureau (of State Parks.
“In addition, the schedule, which is comparable to those of state parks in neighboring states, will narrow the gap between state parks in this Commonwealth and private facilities, resulting in a more favorable competitive climate for the private sector.”
The new weekly rental rate for modern family cabins will increase to $449-816 for state residents and $536-897 for non-residents; rustic cabins, $212-578 for residents and $256-680 for non-residents; deluxe cottages, $346-517 for residents and $415-626 for non-residents; camping cottages, $235-339 for residents and $279-370 for non-residents; and yurts, $266-430 for residents and $346-556 for non-residents.