Cherry Springs State Park — RV Camping in Coudersport, PA

Cherry Springs State Park is a rare gem tucked into the remote highlands of Potter County in north-central Pennsylvania, near the small town of Coudersport. Encompassing 82 acres and surrounded by the vast 262,000-acre Susquehannock State Forest, this rustic campground offers an immersive escape into one of the most unspoiled natural landscapes in the northeastern United States. Designated Pennsylvania's first Dark Sky Park in 2000, Cherry Springs is internationally recognized for its exceptionally dark, light-pollution-free skies, making it one of the premier stargazing and astronomy destinations on the East Coast. The campground features pull-through sites with water hookups, picnic tables, grills, restrooms, and a dump station. Hikers will appreciate direct access to the sprawling Susquehannock Trail system, with over 85 miles of backcountry trails weaving through the surrounding state forest. A dedicated Night Sky Public Viewing Area and an Overnight Astronomy Observation Field cater to amateur astronomers seeking unobstructed views of the Milky Way. The annual Woodsmen Show each August draws visitors for traditional lumberjack competitions and family entertainment. Whether visiting for the trails, the tranquility, or the stars, Cherry Springs delivers an authentic Pennsylvania outdoors experience.