Leonard Harrison State Park - Nearby State Parks

Nearby State Parks

Leonard Harrison State Park is mostly in Shippen Township, with a small portion in Delmar Township north of Stowell Run. It is 10 miles (16 km) west of Wellsboro at the western terminus of Pennsylvania Route 660. The following state parks are within 30 miles (48 km) of the park:

  • Bucktail State Park Natural Area (Cameron and Clinton Counties)
  • Cherry Springs State Park (Potter County)
  • Colton Point State Park (Tioga County)
  • Denton Hill State Park (Potter County)
  • Hyner Run State Park (Clinton County)
  • Hyner View State Park (Clinton County)
  • Hills Creek State Park (Tioga County)
  • Little Pine State Park (Lycoming County)
  • Lyman Run State Park (Potter County)
  • Ole Bull State Park (Potter County)
  • Patterson State Park (Potter County)
  • Pinnacle State Park and Golf Course (New York)
  • Prouty Place State Park (Potter County)
  • Upper Pine Bottom State Park (Lycoming County)

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