Laurel Hill State Park - United States
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Best time to visit Laurel Hill State Park
Late May through early October is the prime window for RV travel, with warm days, a fully open campground, and an operating swimming beach. June and September offer the best balance of comfortable temperatures and lighter crowds. July and August are peak season with warm lake temperatures but busy weekends, so reserving early is essential. Fall foliage in the Laurel Highlands typically peaks in early to mid October, making shoulder-season trips scenic but cooler at night.
Campground closed; day-use only. Snow and ice common on park roads.
Campground closed; day-use only. Winter conditions.
Campground typically closed early in the month; late-season snow possible.
Campground typically opens in April; cool nights, variable weather.
Pleasant spring conditions; trails green up.
Warm days and active thunderstorm season.
Peak season; reserve sites well ahead. Beach is busy.
Peak camping season; afternoon storms possible.
Comfortable shoulder season with thinner crowds.
Fall foliage peak in the Laurel Highlands.
Late-season camping with freezing nights; water systems may be winterized.
Campground closes mid to late month; day-use only through winter.
Things to do at Laurel Hill State Park
- Laurel Hill Lake Beach and Boating EasyRV parking available
The 63-acre Laurel Hill Lake offers a sand swimming beach and a no-wake boat launch suitable for kayaks, canoes, and small motorized craft. Seasonal boat rentals are available near the beach, and RV-accessible parking sits adjacent to the day-use area.
- Hemlock Natural Area Trail EasyRV parking available
This short loop passes through a preserved stand of old-growth eastern hemlocks along Laurel Hill Creek. It is one of the park's signature walks and is gentle enough for most visitors.
- Lake Trail EasyRV parking available
The Lake Trail loops around Laurel Hill Lake for roughly 3 miles with lake and forest views. Trailhead parking near the beach and campground accommodates tow vehicles.
- Pumphouse Trail and Tramroad Trail ModerateRV parking available
These connecting trails follow former logging and water-system routes through hardwood forest. They are popular for mountain biking and moderate day hikes from the main day-use area.
- Fishing on Laurel Hill Creek and Lake EasyRV parking available
Laurel Hill Creek is a stocked trout stream, and the lake supports bass, panfish, and trout. Multiple bank access points are reachable from day-use parking lots suitable for tow vehicles.
- Copper Kettle Highlands Trail Strenuous
A longer backcountry hike through ridge and ravine terrain on the eastern side of the park. The route links several park trails and showcases the mixed forest typical of the Laurel Ridge.
- Winter Cross-Country Skiing and Snowmobiling ModerateRV parking available
Designated trails are groomed for cross-country skiing when snow conditions allow, and portions of the park connect to the regional snowmobile trail network. Day-use parking remains open year-round for winter visitors.
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The camper was well stocked, clean, and comfortable. This is the 2nd time we rented from mike and he is very accommodating. Next time ill have to remember not to pack so much. They even thought of is when the nights got cold and brought us another propane tank, just in case, and we didnt even have to ask. Thanks Mike, for another wonderful fall adventure.
Erin H. - Oct 2026
Such a great guy and great service and camper. He has all the things you need, super clean and delivers with a quick set up.
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How to get to Laurel Hill State Park
The park is reached via PA Route 31 and Trent Road, about 10 miles west of Somerset, Pennsylvania, and roughly 65 miles southeast of Pittsburgh (about 90 minutes by RV via the Pennsylvania Turnpike to Exit 110). Johnstown is about 45 miles north, and Cumberland, Maryland, is roughly 60 miles south. RV drivers should note that the final approach along Trent Road and Laurel Hill Park Road is a winding two-lane route with rolling grades through the Laurel Ridge, so large rigs should drive it slowly and avoid it after fresh snow. Pittsburgh International Airport (PIT) is the most convenient airport for fly-and-rent RV trips.
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