Some campgrounds could remain closed this summer due to the federal hiring freeze, including three sites at Raystown Lake.

A popular outdoors recreation destination in Huntingdon County won’t be opening its campgrounds this summer due to staffing shortages, causing summer vacationers scrambling to rearrange their plans.

Pennsylvania’s Department of Conservation and Natural Resources has seen a 30 percent jump in campsite reservations.

Pennsylvania’s state parks are booming in the wake of Trump administration cutbacks to federally managed campgrounds and ...

Driving the news: Three campgrounds at Raystown Lake, located about 2.5 hours east of Pittsburgh, will be closed indefinitely due to staffing shortages, the Baltimore district of the U.S. Army ...

Raystown Lake in Huntingdon County is canceling this year’s campground reservations, citing staff shortages amid recent federal job cuts and hiring freezes. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers ...

The US Army Corps of Engineers is closing some campgrounds at Pennsylvania's Raystown Lake, citing "executive-order driven staffing shortages."The following recreational areas at Raystown Lake in ...

Raystown Lake, the popular outdoors recreation destination in Huntingdon County, will be closing its campgrounds until further notice, according to a statement from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.

At Raystown Lake in Hesston, Seven Points, Susquehannock, and Nancy’s Boat-to-Shore Campgrounds will remain closed until ...

The state Department of Conservation and Natural Resources says it is seeing a nearly 30% increase in campsite reservations ...

Raystown is the only lake in Pennsylvania where houseboats can be rented. Many have docked at Nancy’s Boat-To-Shore Campground, which is closed. Raystown Lake’s beaches, picnic pavilions ...