RV Rental Hyner Run State Park, PA

Whatever type of RV camping adventure you're planning in the park, Hyner Run will never be too far away. Whether that means listening to the sound of running water as you wake up in the morning, hiking along the water's edge, or trying your luck at some fishing, you're sure to become quite familiar with this pretty little waterway by the time you leave.

For many Hyner Run State Park campers, the main attraction is the fishing. Hyner Run is well known for its excellent trout fishing, so make sure you remember to bring along a rod or two. Native brook trout can be found in the upper reaches, while brook and brown trout are also stocked annually. And if you venture outside the park, you'll also find numerous other great trout streams nearby.

If you're not much of an angler, maybe you'd prefer setting out on foot to traverse one of the local hiking trails. The best place to start is on the Long Fork Loop, which runs for just over four miles beside a creek. The going can be steep in parts, however, so you'll need a decent level of physical fitness to tackle it.

This trail is actually part of the much larger Donut Hole Trail System, which stretches for 50 miles and follows the West Branch of the Susquehanna River. If you're keen for some backpacking or longer day hikes, it's well worth checking out.

Finally, if you're camping at Hyner Run State Park over the summer months, you'll also be pleased to hear that swimming is another popular activity in the park. A wading pool and a large swimming pool are both provided, so there's plenty to keep campers of all ages happy. The pools are open from Memorial Day weekend through until Labor Day.

If you want to go camping in a motorhome at Hyner Run State Park, search for a rental RV in Clinton County and then find yourself a spot in the park's 30-site campground. Open from mid-April until mid-December, the camping area boasts 21 sites with electrical hookups and nine non-electric sites.

All sites get their own level pad, fire ring, and picnic table. The sites located closest to Hyner Run are particularly sought after. Hot showers and flushing toilets are provided, while there are also several water outlets around the campground. If you're looking for a dump station, you'll find it near the campground entrance.

If you want to camp at Hyner Run State Park with your dog, you'll be happy to learn that pets are permitted on designated sites. However, you'll need to pay an extra fee, keep your pet on a leash, and clean up after them whenever necessary.

Finally, Hyner Run State Park also has a modern cabin that sleeps eight people available for rent all year round.

When your Hyner Run State Park camping adventure draws to a close, your vacation doesn't necessarily have to be over. There are plenty of other excellent attractions worth checking out nearby, so why not take a scenic detour or two?

If you'd like to set up camp in another Pennsylvania state park, Kettle Creek State Park is just a 40-minute drive to the west.

If you'd rather treat yourself to a spot of wine tasting, head for Williamsport's vineyard to sample some locally made wine. History buffs and architecture enthusiasts will want to drive down Millionaire's Row to view the elegant Victorian homes.

Should you decide to head east towards Wilkes-Barre, which is less than two hours away, make sure you check out a baseball game at PNC Field.

You have so many options for enjoyment and exploration when you rent a camper near Hyner Run State Park, so book an RV today and get ready for an adventure you won't forget.