Nearby State Parks
The following state parks are within 30 miles (48 km) of Greenwood Furnace State Park:
- Bald Eagle State Park (Centre County)
- Big Spring State Forest Picnic Area (Perry County)
- Black Moshannon State Park (Centre County)
- Canoe Creek State Park (Blair County)
- Fowlers Hollow State Park (Perry County)
- Penn-Roosevelt State Park (Centre County)
- Poe Paddy State Park (Centre County)
- Poe Valley State Park (Centre County)
- Reeds Gap State Park (Mifflin County)
- Whipple Dam State Park (Huntingdon County)
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