Hundreds of public campsites at the largest lake located entirely within Pennsylvania will be closed indefinitely due to staffing shortages caused by a recent federal hiring freeze. Why it matters ...

The campgrounds at the largest lake within Pennsylvania have been reopened. The US Army Corps of Engineers announced that the lake’s three campgrounds will reopen, “beginning with Susquehannock and ...

Following months of closure and uncertainty, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers announced Tuesday that there will be a phased reopening of the campgrounds at Raystown Lake starting on Friday ...

Rising water levels at Raystown Lake have led to multiple boat launch closures and an active spillway as officials monitor the growing inflow with no estimate yet on when the lake will crest. 5/14/25 ...

Raystown Lake's three campgrounds will reopen beginning with Susquehannock and Nancy's Boat-to-Shore Campgrounds on Friday, Aug. 15, followed by the Seven Points Campgrounds on Friday, Sept. 5.

Raystown Lake campground closures are still in effect through the start of the summer season, and local businesses in Huntington County say they’re paying the p ...

Three campgrounds at Raystown Lake in Huntingdon County are closed until further notice. They are Seven Points, Susquehannock, and Nancy’s Boat-to-Shore campground.

HUNTINGDON COUNTY, Pa (WJAC) — Several campgrounds at Raystown Lake will remain closed this summer. Officially, the federal agency in charge of the lake says it’s because of staffing shortages ...

Since then, Raystown Lake has drawn in tourists (and hundreds of thousands of dollars) seeking respite in its calming waters and gorgeous surroundings each summer.

HUNTINGDON — More than 50 years ago, hundreds of people lost their homes and land when the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers built the Raystown Dam to mitigate flooding of the Raystown Branch of the ...

Raystown Lake, a flood control and recreation reservoir, often sees fluctuating water levels during heavy rain events. The Corps continues to monitor conditions and will adjust operations as needed.