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Moon Lake County Park

The park is county owned and a beautiful place to spend some time. Camping, fishing, hiking & swimming, and of course flying are just some of the fun to be had here. It is a 600 acre tract of land with a 48 acre trout stocked lake. There are camper hook ups along with tent sites available for overnight stays. Shower and laundry facilities are also available. A Basketball court, tennis courts, and a softball field are also located in the park. For more information and park regulations please call (570) 477-5467 or (570) 256-3212.

From Interstate 81

Take exit 164, Pa Route 29 N/South Cross Valley Expressway toward Nanticoke, go 5.2 miles. Pa-29 N/South Cross Valley Expressway becomes a ramp (stay straight)  and merge onto US Route 11S / 29N, go 1.2 miles through West Nanticoke and turn right onto Route 29N, go 6 miles and make a left at sign for Moon Lake Park. This will be Moon Lake road, go to top of hill and bear left and follow into park..

From Route 118

Take route 29S from RT 118 / RT 29 intersection and go 4.5 miles and turn right at sign for Moon Lake Park . This will be Moon Lake road, go to top of hill and bear left and follow into park.

 

Alternate route, If you are using the directions above from route 81, below is a alternate route that will get you to our flying site. This route should be used when Rt 29N is closed for any reason.

 

At the intersection of Route 11 and Route 29 N instead of making a right onto Route 29 N stay on Route 11 S and go 3.0 miles and make a right turn on the main road in Hunlock’s Creek (There is a old Post Office on the corner that is not in use), go one half mile and turn right on Hartman Road, go 5.2 miles and make a right turn on Moon Lake Road and follow into Park. This detour is only about two miles longer than coming up Route 29 N; Hartman road is narrow and crooked but should not be a problem.

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