Camping
Starting this fall, construction will begin on the bridge on Salt Springs Road. During construction, campsites 1-7 and Cabins 1, 2 and 3 will be unavailable to rent. This goes into effect November 1, 2026, until the end of the year. The closure may extend into 2027 if needed; updates will be posted here. During construction, the West Meadow campsites (8-14) will still be available by utilizing the Buckley Road entrance.
We have 14 rustic campsites; 8 are walk-in only, 6 are drive up. Site 8 can accommodate a camper up to 30 feet in length, and sites 9-13 can accommodate cars and campers 20 feet in length or less. Please use your discretion based on the weight of your vehicle, all spots are grassy areas. They are $21/weeknight and $25/weekend night. PA Residents and Seniors click the drop down menu for discounts.
We have 3 rustic cabins. Cabin 1 sleeps seven, and Cabins 2 and 3 sleep five each. They are $58/weekend night or $49/weeknight. For PA Residents, click the drop down menu for a discount.
The cabins have electricity. There is no heat or running water. Propane heaters are allowed; electric and kerosene heaters are not allowed. The cabins also have a porch, picnic table, charcoal grill and fire ring.
Check in is fully self-service. Check in time is any time after 2 p.m. and check out is noon. For check in, simply proceed to your site. Please reference the map below to familiarize yourself with your site location prior to arrival. For check out, please leave your site clean and ready for the next guest.
Firewood can be purchased from the firewood vending machine for $6/bundle at the rear of the dairy barn. The location is shown on the site map as "Firewood Vending".
When booking a cabin, you will be provided with a link to access the door code for your stay. Be sure to save this email and check the link provided the day of your arrival for your access code. To book, click here or the "Book Now" button on this page. You can also call 570-967-7275 with questions, please note the park office is staffed part-time.
Rules and Regulations
Alcohol
No alcohol is allowed.
Dogs
Dogs are allowed in the campgrounds as long as they are always on a leash, cleaned up after, and quiet. Dogs running loose in the campgrounds and dogs that bark a lot are not tolerated in this park.
Parking
Parking is not allowed on the grass or directly at Campsites 1-7 and 14 or Cabins 1 and 3. Be prepared to carry your provisions for a short distance and to park in the public parking lot if available parking spots in the East Meadow camping area are filled. This is located behind the Wheaton House. Do not park in the grass along the lane. There is a 3 car limit for any one campsite or cabin.
Drinking Water
Please bring your own drinking water. Water is available outside at the Wheaton House; the faucet is located on the side facing the parking lot. Note that the water is "well water," with a sulfurous taste, and it is currently posted as nonpotable. There is a second spigot in front of the restrooms by the dairy barn.
Firewood
Do not bring firewood into Salt Springs Park from outside Susquehanna County. Exotic pests are spread when infested firewood is transported to new areas. We are particularly vulnerable to becoming infested with the emerald ash borer at this time.
Firewood is available -- $6.00 per bundle. It is available for purchase from from the firewood vending machine located at the rear of the Dairy barn. The machine accepts all major credit cards.
Fires
Fires are permitted only in camp stoves or the fire rings provided. Please be careful. All fires must be extinguished before leaving the campground.
No Small Appliances Allowed
Although the cabins do have electricity, they are not wired to handle small appliances such as microwave, hotplate, or space heater. They will blow the circuit. For heat in the winter, propane heaters are the only type allowed.
Winter Camping
Camping is allowed year round. Note, however, that the road to the campsites and cottages is not plowed. You can park in the parking lot and walk the short distance. Note also that the cabins are unheated; only propane heaters are allowed to be brought in.
Trash
Please help keep the park clean and attractive. Dispose of trash in the park trash cans or the dumpster in the main parking lot or take it home with you.
Visitors
Outside visitors are permitted from 8 am to 10 pm.
Occupancy
Maximum number of people per campsite is six. There is a 3 car limit for any one campsite or cabin.
Check-In / Check-Out Times
Check-In time is 2 pm, and Check-Out time is noon.
Quiet Hours
Quiet hours are between 10 pm and 8 am.
Generators
Only quiet‑model generators (≤75 dB) are permitted. Generator use is not permitted during the quiet hours between 10 pm and 8 am. Maximum run time: 2 hours at a time, followed by a cooldown period. Full policy here: Generator policy.
Emergencies & Violations
In case of an emergency or feeling unsafe because of other campers, please call 9-1-1.
If you wish to report other campers violating our rules please call the State Park Rangers at 570-945-9211.
Hunting & Fishing
Hunting is permitted in accordance with Pennsylvania State Law in most of the park. It is not permitted in the campgrounds or in the Natural Area — this includes the picnic and parking areas, the hemlock grove, and the Fall Brook and waterfalls area. In other parts of the park, hunting is allowed. See the Pennsylvania Game Commission's website for full details on hunting and trapping laws and regulations.
Fishing is allowed in accordance with Pennsylvania State Law. See the Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission's website for full details on fishing laws and regulations.
Updated June 22, 2025