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Pavilions/Picnic Groves Large Group Alert
For large events such as a wedding, relay races, or bringing in a caterer/other business, customers must contact the park for approval.
Activities & Amenities
Site Details
Reservation Information
Checkin TimeSunrise
Checkout TimeSunset
Site Reserve TypeSite-Specific
Type of UseDay
Occupants/Vehicles
Maximum Number of People60
Site/Room Information
Site AccessWalk-To
Pets AllowedDomestic
ADA AccessibleY
ShadePartial
Square Footage1056
WaterfrontWaterfront
Waterfront SettingLake
Picnic TableY
Hike In Distance to Site145
Water Available at StructureNo
Num of Tables10
Seating Capacity60
Restroom/Laundry/Cleaning/Cooking
GrillsY
Distance to Amenities
Distance to PlaygroundLess than 1/4 mile
Distance to Drinking WaterGreater than 300 feet
Distance to RestroomsGreater than 300 feet
Distance to Boat RentalGreater than 300 feet
Distance to Parking AreaLess than 300 feet
Distance to Swim AreaGreater than 1/4 mile
Distance to Waterfront (ft)Less than 300 feet
Distance to Food Concession/StoreGreater than 1/4 mile
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Looking For CategoryDay Use
Additional Information
Condition RatingGood
Site RatingStandard
Facility Latitude /GPS40.462116
Facility Longitude / GPS-75.234000
Historic Other FeesY
PA Holiday RateY
PA Saturday RateY
PA Sunday RateY
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Firewood Alert: Bringing firewood into Pennsylvania is prohibited and could result in a citation. To help protect the forest from invasive insects that can kill trees and devastate the ecosystem, please do not transport firewood over long distances. Firewood can harbor insects such as emerald ash borer. The use of local firewood is strongly recommended. All firewood must be burned prior to your departure.
The spotted lanternfly has invaded our area. This invasive insect could cause serious harm to Pennsylvania's resources, businesses, and economy. LOOK BEFORE YOU LEAVE! Help us stop the spread of these unwelcome hitchhikers. Inspect your vehicle, camper, tent, gear, etc. before you leave the park and destroy any lanternflies you find. For more information, visit the Penn State Extension's Spotted Lanternfly website at https://extension.psu.edu/.There must be someone 18 years of age or older in the party to be responsible for the Pavilion being reserved.
Alcoholic beverages are not permitted in PA State Parks.
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Pets are permitted in the Pavilion and surrounding area
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Please be aware, the reservable pavilions are not located in the pool area.
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It is prohibited to bring firewood into PA or to move wood out of quarantined counties. Bringing firewood to parks may spread insects and diseases and may result in a fine/citation. Use of local firewood is recommended. All firewood must be burned prior to departure. More info: www.emeraldashborer.info
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Your confirmation will show the check out time as 8pm, however, usage is permitted until sunset.
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For Pavilion rentals - It is highly recommended that all cars be parked by 11:00 at the latest on the weekends throughout the summer to ensure that you have convenient parking and 10:00 on summer holidays, and Father's Day. Parking spaces will not be reserved. Please make sure to remove all trash from the pavilion at the end of your visit. The trash can be taken to the dumpsters at Parking Lots 1, 2, 3 and 4.
Hunting - About 3000 acres are open to hunting, trapping and the training of dogs during established seasons. Common game species are deer, pheasant, rabbit and turkey.
Programs - The park offers environmental education and interpretive programs which explore a wide variety of ecological and environmental topics.Programs are available from September into June. For more information, contact the environmental education specialist at the park office.
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Any signs posted must be tasteful, non-obtrusive and not excessive in numbers. The sign must be on its own post and must be removed at the end of the day. Directional signs are not permitted on park signs, posts, buildings or trees. Do not nail, staple or tape items to the pavilion, pavilion posts or picnic tables as this damages the facility and could cause harm to future guests. To keep table covers from blowing off, tape the corners together. No staples or nails can be used on any part of the pavilion, tables, or park signs. All decorations must be removed at the end of your visit. No use of chalk on the pavilion structure, table on cement pad. No carving on pavilion or picnic tables. No cutting of trees. No helium balloons are permitted in the park.
There are over 20 miles of trails available for hiking/walking that wind through forests and near the lake.
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If a customer mentions that the pavilion is being rented for a large event, such as wedding, relay races or they want to bring in a caterer or another business they need to contact the park for approval
The 1,450-acre Lake Nockamixon is a warm-water fishery. Commons species are walleye, muskellunge, pickerel, smallmouth and largemouth bass, striped bass hybrids, channel catfish, carp and various types of panfish. A fishing pier is at the midpoint of the lake.
Accessible picnic tables and parking spaces are designated throughout the park. If you need an accommodation to participate in park activities due to a disability, please contact the Pennsylvania Bureau of State Parks: 888-PA-PARKS (voice) 888-537-7294 (TTY) 711 (ATT Relay Services).
Up to 20 hp motors permitted. 1,450-acre Lake Nockamixon has four public launching areas. The Marina and Tohickon launch ramps are popular with sailboat, catamaran and windsurfing enthusiasts. Three Mile Run and Haycock launch facilities are favored for motorboats, canoes and inflatable watercraft.
Contact a park employee or dial 911. For directions to the nearest hospital, look on bulletin boards or at the park office.
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