Salt Springs State Park
The 405-acre Salt Springs State Park is in northeastern Pennsylvania, seven miles north of Montrose in Susquehanna County. Focal points of the park are the towering old growth hemlock trees, many estimated to be over 300 years old, and the rocky gorge cut by Fall Brook with its three waterfalls. The Friends of Salt Springs Park, a volunteer support group, owns 300 acres adjacent to the park’s southern border, which is also open for public access.
Open every day of the year, sunrise to sunset. Day-use areas close at dusk. Facility seasons and office hours vary; check the official park page before visiting.
Pennsylvania state parks do not charge an entrance fee. Fees may apply to camping, lodging, rentals, pools, programs, and reservable facilities.
Pets are permitted in designated camping areas and other areas where posted; follow current DCNR pet rules.
Camping is available. See the official park page for campground seasons, site types, reservations, and current restrictions.
Activities
Hiking, Fishing, Hunting, Cross-country skiing, Sledding, Wildlife watching, Picnicking, Geocaching
Amenities
Camping, Pet camping, Organized group tenting, Camping cottages
Accessibility
Accessible options reported by DCNR for: lodging, hunting. Contact the park for current details.
Hunting
Hunting is permitted in designated areas during established seasons. Follow Pennsylvania Game Commission and DCNR regulations.
Rules and important information
Follow all posted Pennsylvania state park rules and site-specific notices. Conditions, closures, and facility availability can change.