In these cases, riders can leave their trailers in the park's day-use area and ride through the park to access other public lands. French Creek accesses the Horseshoe Trail, Kettle Creek accesses state forest land and Prince Gallitzin and Ricketts Glen access state game lands. In all cases it is best to contact the forest district or state game land area involved to get a list of their rules and regulations for the specific area in which you wish to ride. Hitching and Water Facilities Only Susquehannock State Park has formal hitching posts. The rest simply rely on trees.
Most parks have access to water through streams, creeks and lakes.
Big Pocono, French Creek, Keystone, Nockamixon and Tyler, however, have extremely limited water access so it is best to provide your own if it will be needed. Parking Parking of vehicles and horse trailers is generally available near the bridle trails in the parks. Most are designated with an appropriate sign. Big Pocono is the only park with limited availability for parking. The trail is very mountainous in the park, limiting the availability.