List of Pennsylvania state parks

Columns: Former or alternate Name | County or counties | Date name changed | Current park name | Remarks
Adams Falls Class A Campground | Westmoreland County | unknown | Linn Run State Park | Adams Falls is a waterfall on Linn Run within Linn Run State Park ( which has both an Adams Falls Picnic Area and Adams Falls Trail ) | Halfway State Park | Union County | 1955 | R. B . Winter State Park | Park was renamed for Raymond B . Winter , a Forest Ranger who established it and worked there 45 years ; also known as Halfway Dam State Park | High Rocks State Park | Bucks County | unknown | Ralph Stover State Park | High Rocks refers to part of park added in 1956 ; this name is listed in the USGS GNIS , but was never an official DCNR name or separate park | Pennsylvania State Park at Erie | Erie County | unknown | Presque Isle State Park | This was only the second State Park by name in the state when established in 1921 ; also known unofficially as Peninsula State Park | Sandy Creek State Park | Mercer County | 1969 | Maurice K. Goddard State Park | Proposed as Sandy Creek ( on Sandy Creek ) , but the name was changed ( despite the objections of Dr. Goddard ) before park officially opened in 1972 | Theodore Roosevelt State Park | Bucks and Northampton Counties | 1989 | Delaware Canal State Park | Park was originally named for Theodore Roosevelt , who had no connection to it ; renamed for its focus , the Delaware Canal | Tohickon State Park | Bucks County | 1965 | Nockamixon State Park | Park was proposed in 1958 as Tohickon ( on Tohickon Creek ) , but the name was changed before the park officially opened in 1973 | Whirl 's End State Park | Sullivan County | 1936 and 1943 | Worlds End State Park | Whirl 's End 1936-1943 ( for whirlpool in Loyalsock Creek ) ; Worlds End 1932-1936 and 1943 to present ( for remote location ) ; also known as Whirl 's Glen | Valhalla State Forest Park | Potter County | 1920s | Ole Bull State Park | Valhalla was a settlement in Ole Bull 's failed Norwegian colony , now within the boundaries of Ole Bull State Park

Example questions:
Which forest surrounds the Pennsylvanian state park located in the county that has the second lowest population in Pennsylvania ? | What was the population in 2010 of the Pennsylvanian county that is home to the state park located two miles north of Point Pleasant ? | What year was the county created that is home to the Pennsylvanian state park located on a Lake Erie peninsula ? | What is the largest city in the Pennsylvanian county that is home to the state park that borders Lake Wilhelm ? | When was the Pennsylvanian county founded that is home to the park that borders Forbes State Forest ?

Answers:
Loyalsock State Forest | 625,249 | 1800 | Hermitage | February 26 , 1773