About This Destination
A 220-acre wilderness nestled in the New Lancaster Valley of Mifflin County.
Experience the natural beauty of Reeds Gap State Park, a 220-acre wilderness nestled in the New Lancaster Valley of Mifflin County. The park derives its name from Edward and Nancy Reed, who established a water-powered sawmill along Honey Creek in the mid-19th century. Towering hemlocks and white pines provide a serene canopy over Honey Creek, a pristine waterway that meanders through the park.
This Destination is managed by:
PA Department of Conservation and Natural Resources
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