Raccoon Creek State Park(2008)
One of the largest state parks in Pennsylvania, this 7,572-acre park in southern Beaver County, offers both recreational areas as well as undeveloped land. Wilderness survival is a popular activity among park goers. The park offers a mix of facilities from early Civilian Conservation Corps camp to modern facilities.
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One of the largest state parks in Pennsylvania, this 7,572-acre park in southern Beaver County, offers both recreational areas as well as undeveloped land. Wilderness survival is a popular activity among park goers. The park offers a mix of facilities from early Civilian Conservation Corps camp to modern facilities.
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