NOCKAMIXON STATE PARK, PA (2024)

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Overview

Description

The 5,286-acre Nockamixon State Park is in the rolling hills of scenic Bucks County, close enough to Philadelphia for a day trip, but far enough away for a vacation. Tohickon Creek, Three Mile Run and Hayco*ck Run feed the 1,450-acre Lake Nockamixon, which is a rest stop for migrating waterfowl and a destination for boaters and anglers. Visitors can stay the night in a cabin or enjoy the many activities of the park for the day. Popular activities are picnicking, visiting the pool, hiking, biking, fishing and boating.

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Tue Jun 25 2024 - Thu May 22 2025

Reservations must be made 3 Day(s) ahead of arrival and can be made up to 11 Month(s) in advance.

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Mon Apr 01 2024

Wed Oct 30 2024

Peak

Fri Jun 14 2024

Thu Aug 15 2024

Non Peak

Fri Aug 16 2024

Tue Dec 31 2024

Non Peak

Wed Jan 01 2025

Thu Jun 12 2025

Peak

Tue Apr 01 2025

Thu Oct 30 2025

Peak

Fri Jun 13 2025

Thu Aug 14 2025

Services and Amenities

Within Park

  • Boat Rental
  • Both Pavilions Have A Large Grill
  • Nearest Bicycling Trailhead Outside The Park
  • Pavilion Walkway Is ADA Accessible
  • Pool
  • Sanitary Dump Or Pump Out Station Is Available At The Marina
  • Small Mowed Field Adjacent To Lot 5 Pavilion

Greater Than 1 Mile

  • Distance To Nearest Store From Cabin Area

Within 10 Miles

  • Distance To Nearest Laundromat From Cabin Area
  • Nearest Laundromat Outside The Park
  • Nearest Restaurant Outside The Park
  • Nearest Target Range Outside The Park

Fees and Cancellation Policies

Please read our Fees and Cancellation Policies

Getting There

GPS Info. (Latitude, Longitude):
40.46352, -75.24191
40°27'49"N, 75°14'31"W

To Park Office from Harrisburg PA, Allentown PA or Northern NJ - Interstate 78 E or W to PA Route 412 (Bethlehem/Hellertown exit). Route 412 south to PA Route 563. Route 563 South to main park entrance and office (about 5 miles) on left. From Philadelphia: Route 309 North to Perkasie exit - PA Route 563. Take Route 563 North approx 5 miles to PA Route 313. Go Left at light onto 313 West. Go about 1 mile. Turn Right, staying on Route 563 North. Go 4.5 miles to main entrance and office on right. Alternate route from Philadelphia area: Take Schuylkill Expressway and/or Blue Route (I-476)to PA Turnpike North (Exit 25A). Take PA Turnpike North (I-476) to Exit 32 (Quakertown). Go Left at light after toll booth onto PA Route 663 N. Follow to Route 309 in Quakertown. PA 663 ends at PA 309. Continue straight - you are now on PA Route 313 E. Go through town (approx 5 miles) to PA Route 563 N. Go Left on 563 North. Go 4.5 miles to main park entrance and office on right. The main park entrances are on the north side of the lake off of Route 563. The Cabins are located on the south side of the lake off of Ridge Road (South Park Road).

CABIN RENTERS - Go DIRECTLY TO YOUR RESERVED CABIN. You do NOT need to check in at Park Office. REFER TO YOUR RESERVATION CONFIRMATION FOR YOUR KEY LOCATION. Note cabins are on opposite side of lake from Park Office. To Cabins From North (Quakertown) East on PA Route 313 approx. 4 miles. Go past intersection of route 563. Continue to 1st traffic light at Ridge Road. Go left on Ridge Road approx 3 miles to Stover Mill Road. Follow signs to cabin area. To Cabins From South (Route 309/Perkasie) - PA Route 563 is Ridge Road. At intersection with PA Route 313, continue Straight ahead staying on Ridge Road. Go approx 3 miles to Stover Mill Road. Follow sign to cabin area.

Contact Information

Mailing Address:

NOCKAMIXON STATE PARK
1542 MOUNTAIN VIEW DRIVE
QUAKERTOWNPA18951

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Information:(215)529-7300

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FAQs

Why can't you swim in Lake Nockamixon? ›

Excess algae also creates odor problems which discourages swimming and reduces overall enjoyment of the lake. During summer months, Lake Nockamixon experiences thermal stratification (layering based on temperature) of its waters as do most large reservoirs.

Are there bears in Nockamixon State Park? ›

While black bears have been spotted in Nockamixon in the past, the sightings seem to be occurring more frequently.

What is the smallest state park in PA? ›

The smallest state park in Pennsylvania is Sand Bridge State Park in Union County. At 3 acres in size, it is easy to miss. Yet it makes for a lovely rustic picnic spot along Seven Notch Mountain.

Are there snakes in Lake Nockamixon? ›

Nockamixon State Park is the most common place to spot these snakes because of the humid climate and surrounding wilderness parks and game land. Hikers and hunters should be mindful of stepping around fallen trees or rocky surfaces, as these are the favorite homes of Black Ratsnakes and Northern Watersnakes.

What happened at Lake Nockamixon? ›

A 37-year-old man drowned after rescuing two children from Lake Nockamixon. Family and colleagues of Marvin Alexan Fernandez Chicas remembered him as a hard worker, a loving father, and a hero.

How deep is Nockamixon Lake? ›

Lake Nockamixon
Primary inflowsTohickon Creek
Primary outflowsTohickon Creek
Basin countriesUnited States
Max. depth90 ft (27 m)
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Can you bring alcohol to Lake Nockamixon? ›

Alcoholic Beverages are prohibited.

Are there grizzly bears in PA? ›

But only one of the three can be found in Pennsylvania: Ursus americanus, or the American black bear.

What is the most remote town in Pennsylvania? ›

Renovo, Pennsylvania

What is the oldest state park in Pennsylvania? ›

Mont Alto is the oldest park still in the Pennsylvania state park system.

What is the smallest national park in Pennsylvania? ›

The smallest site in the National Park System, the Thaddeus Kościuszko National Memorial in downtown Philadelphia, honors a Polish freedom fighter who helped American colonists during the Revolutionary War and preserves the sweeping history of his life in only about 80 square meters of space.

What is the least populated town in PA? ›

Centralia in Columbia County is Pennsylvania's least-populated municipality according to the 2020 census, with a population of five people.

What is the newest state park in PA? ›

There are more than 120 state parks in Pennsylvania.

How many acres is Nockamixon State Park? ›

The 5,286-acre Nockamixon State Park is in the rolling hills of scenic Bucks County, close enough to Philadelphia for a day trip, but far enough away for a vacation.

Is Lake Nockamixon polluted? ›

Where do the pollutants come from? Most of the pollution in the Lake Nockamixon watershed comes from Non-point Sources (NPS) of pollution. The pollutants come primarily from overland runoff from agriculture.

Which Great lake can you not swim in? ›

The shorelines of each Great Lake are distinctive and stunning, but Lake Michigan stands out as the deadliest of the five Great Lakes. Lake Michigan has had over 250 recorded cases of swimmers caught in rip currents since 2002.

What lake is not safe to swim in? ›

An inland, saline water body in California, Mono Lake is not connected to any external aquifers, river features, or other waters in its surrounding area. As a result, Mono Lake supports no ability to regulate the contents of its liquid.

Which finger lakes can you not swim in? ›

No swimming allowed

The four western-most Finger Lakes – Hemlock, Conesus, Canadice and Honeoye – are considered “minor” lakes because they are the smallest. A few hours' drive away, they are the farthest from us.

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