The Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (DCNR) this week announced the debut of Pennsylvania’s first-ever glamping accommodations in state parks — offering visitors new ways ...

Pennsylvania’s first-ever glamping accommodations in state parks – offer visitors new ways to enjoy the outdoors with comfort ...

If you have ever wanted to take all of the comforts of home into the woods, "glamping" tents are now available for ...

New luxury camping options feature safari-style tents with modern amenities at eight Pennsylvania state parks including ...

A large white tent set on a wood platform at French Creek State Park last Tuesday was bordered by trees with leaves turning russet and gold for fall. But this tent was markedly different from others ...

The 2026 glamping season runs from April 10 to Oct. 17 at Hickory Run and May 1 to Oct. 11 at Promised Land. Poe Valley, Hills Creek, Laurel Hill, Pymatuning, Codorus and French Creek state parks also ...

The Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (DCNR) is urging Pennsylvanians to exercise caution when burning outdoors to prevent wildfires as dry conditions persist across Pennsylvania.

Summer is officially ending, and fall foliage is starting to make its debut in the Poconos. The Pocono Mountains Visitors Bureau reports that the northernmost color zone, which includes northern Wayne ...

A new report from the Pennsylvania Tourism Office shows the tourism industry in the Commonwealth generated $83.9 billion in economic impact, supported 514,261 jobs, contributed $5 billion in state and ...

With summer now in the rearview mirror, the state Department of Conservation and Natural Resources announced that state parks saw an increase in attendance during the season to the tune of nearly 25 ...

PENNSYLVANIA (WTAJ) — The Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (DNCR) announced that it is launching a redesigned weekly fall foliage report, which will feature regional ...

Reservations for campsites in state parks were up 30% over the prior year, a surge state officials say was fueled by visits from travelers looking for alternatives to closed federal campgrounds.