Find your playground at Raystown Lake
RAYSTOWN LAKE REGION
Raystown Lake Region Offers Something For Everyone!
Welcome to the official website of the Raystown Lake Region of the Alleghenies! You have found your gateway to adventure, heritage, and the road less traveled. From our signature attraction, the 8,300 acre man-made Raystown Lake, to the country's oldest automobile museum, to historic trolley rides, small-town charm, railroad history, world-class trails, underground caves, pristine trout streams and more, the Raystown Lake Region provides adventure around every bend. We also post more than 1,000 events anually on raystown.org - proof positive that there is always something to do! If you would like to talk to someone to help plan your trip, the staff of the Huntingdon County Visitors Bureau is eager to assist, just give us a call at 888-729-7869.
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Heritage Cove Resort weekday camping special
Take 20% off your next Monday-Thursday weekday camping stay at Heritage Cove Resort*. Mention code: weeknite4
*Discount applies to Monday -Thursday only - Holidays not included
Heritage Cove Resort is located at the southern end of Pennsylvania's breathtaking Raystown Lake. The Cove's tranquil surroundings offer guests a relaxing retreat where quality and service are highly valued. Friends and families are welcomed back year after year to enjoy the peaceful environment and hospitality. The grounds are wooded and spacious to accommodate groups of any size. Boat launch gives easy access to Raystown Lake and the Juniata River. Seasonal: May-October.
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April 25, 2013 email newsletter from the Raystown Lake Region
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