The rugged Bald Eagle Mountain and Allegheny Plateau enhance the beauty of the 1,730-acre lake that features unlimited horsepower boating. Hiking and butterfly trails make for a grand experience if you like to observe wildlife.
Swimming is available at the sand beach.
Directions Just off PA Route 150, midway between Milesburg and Lock Haven, it is accessible by Interstate 80. East bound traffic should exit at Interchange 23 and go north on PA Route 150 approximately 10 miles to the park. West bound traffic should exit at Interchange 26 and go north on U.S. Route 220 and south on PA Route 150 approximately 13 miles to Bald Eagle State Park. The swimming area at the park is open from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. daily from Memorial Day to Labor Day, unless otherwise posted. The area features a 1,200-foot long sand and turf beach area.