RV rental Black Moshannon State Park, PA: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

The number-one attraction in Black Moshannon State Park would have to be Black Moshannon Lake. This 250-acre lake, created by a dam on Black Moshannon Creek, is fed by springs and streams, and its famous tea-colored waters are a hive of activity during the warmer months. If you'd like to take a boat out on the lake, there are four boat launching areas available as well as more than 85 mooring spaces. Electric motors only are allowed on the lake. If you don't have your own watercraft, boat rentals are available during summer. Regardless of whether you take to a boat or decide to stay on dry land, it's worth remembering to bring a fishing rod. Several nearby streams offer rich pickings for trout anglers, while there's also an ADA-accessible fishing pier on the western side of the lake. Ice fishing is a popular pastime during the winter months, with yellow perch, pike, bluegill, largemouth bass, and more all caught here. When the weather heats up, however, the lake is the perfect spot to cool off. Black Moshannon State Park has a sandy swimming beach for anyone who wants to get wet, while the beach area is also designed to provide easy access for people with disabilities. But there's plenty more to see and do in Black Moshannon State Park away from the lake, headlined by the 20-mile trail network that winds its way through the park. For an easy family walk, tackle the boardwalk of the half-mile Bog Trail to check out the pretty wetland. If you're feeling a lot more energetic, the seven-mile Moss-Hanne Trail leads you through varied local terrain — if you're walking it between June and August, you might even find some fresh blueberries along the way.