Whether you’re exploring the local area or hanging out at the campground, KOA Holidays are an ideal place to relax and play. There’s plenty to do, with amenities and services to make your stay memorable. Plus, you’ll enjoy the outdoor experience with upgraded RV Sites with KOA Patio® and Deluxe Cabins with full baths for camping in comfort. Bring your family, bring your friends, or bring the whole group – there’s plenty of ways to stay and explore.
Whether you’re exploring the local area or hanging out at the campground, KOA Holidays are an ideal place to relax and play. There’s plenty to do, with amenities and services to make your stay memorable. Plus, you’ll enjoy the outdoor experience with upgraded RV Sites with KOA Patio® and Deluxe Cabins with full baths for camping in comfort. Bring your family, bring your friends, or bring the whole group – there’s plenty of ways to stay and explore.
From Pittsburgh: Take I-79 North to Route 358 West in Greenville. Turn RIGHT onto Route 58 West to Route 322. Follow Route 322 West. Turn RIGHT onto South Pymatuning Lake Road. Travel North for 1/2 mile.
From Cleveland: Take I-271 to Route 322 East (Mayfield Road). Travel 50 miles and turn LEFT on Pymatuning Lake Road. Travel North 1/2 mile.
From Niles / Warren / Youngstown: Take Route 11 North to Route 322. Turn RIGHT (East) and travel 10 miles to Pymatuning Lake Road. Turn LEFT onto Pymatuning
GPS: N41.542104, W80.533583
Get Google DirectionsAndover/Pymatuning Lake KOA is nestled on the border of Pennsylvania and Ohio. You can enjoy prime fishing on the 17,000 acre Pymatuning Lake. Bring your boat, there are plenty of marinas in the area to keep your watercraft seasonally or weekly. If you're not on the lake, enjoy browsing all the treasures at the Andover Flea Market. The kids may enjoy going to the Jamestown Deer Park and feeding the exotic animals. They can also make memories feeding the fish at the Linesville Spillway where the "ducks walk on water". We are a convenient distance from both Pittsburgh and Cleveland making it easy to plan a whole day of events.
The area surrounding Pymatuning was shaped by glaciers more than 14,000 years ago. The land was dotted with dozens of kettle lakes as the ice melted away. Indians were attracted to the area due to its rich wetland habitat and number of wild animals. The first inhabitants around the lake were the Mound Builders. The lake was named for Pihmtomink, the leader of the Lenape tribe. Pymatuning translates as "crooked mouth man's dwelling place".
Its average width is 1.6 miles with around 70 miles of shoreline. The maximum depth is 35 feet deep. The lake's capacity is 64,275,000,000 gallons of water. The state park has three beaches, seven picnic areas, five boat launches, and 2 hiking trails.
Pymatuning State Park is home to the bald eagle. Several pairs nest on the Pennsylvania side of the park. The park is home to numerous types of fish including walleye, crappie, black bass, bluegill and channel catfish. Stopping at the Spillway is a must! See office for directions hand out.
Want to be out on the lake, but don't have anything of your own? Bower's Kayak Rentals is a canoe, kayak and boat rental service right here in Andover!
5579 Pymatuning Lake Rd
Andover, OH 44003
Get ready for an adventure like no other as you explore the proposed segment from Route 19 to Conneaut Lake, running alongside the enchanting Conneaut Marsh. This marsh, nestled in an ancient river valley filled with glacial remnants, is a haven for majestic bald eagles and countless migrating waterfowl. The five-mile paved trail stretches from the bustling Park Avenue Plaza in Meadville to Route 19, offering you the perfect opportunity to soak in the beauty of nature while enjoying a leisurely stroll or invigorating bike ride.
Access PointsBailey Road Trailhead: From US Rt 19, take Bailey Road west, parking on left in 1 1/4 miles.Bean's Trailhead: From Meadville, Rt. 322 W, in 1/2 mile parking on left before Home Depot.
From I-79 exit 147A Rt. 322 E, in 1 mile parking on right after Home Depot.Conneaut Lake Trailhead: From Rt. 322 turn south at Conneaut Cellars Winery 12005 Conneaut Lake Road, Conneaut Lake, PA. Parking is a short distance straight ahead past the winery.Johnson Road parking: Limited spaces. From US Rt 19, take Bailey Road west, go 1/2 mile, left on Johnson Road, parking on left in 3/4 mile.Krider Road Trailhead: From US Rt 19, take Krider Road east, parking on right in 1/4 mile.McMichael Road Trailhead: From West Vernon Road in Vernon Township, turn south on McMichael (Brown Hill) Road, parking on the left in 1/4 mile.
Mercer Pike Trailhead: From I-79 exit 147A Rt. 322 E, right at Sheetz on Kennedy Hill Road, go 1/4 mile, left on Mercer Pike, parking on right in 2 miles.Shippen Street parking: Limited spaces. From US Rt 322, take PA Rt 102 north, go 6/10 of a mile, right on Shippen St., parking at end of street.Please read our Trail Update by section for the latest information routes, parking, facilities, and trail conditions.
18757 Smock Hwy
Meadville, PA 16335
There is nothing better than enjoying a glass of Ohio wine. Ohio has the perfect temperature to grow some of the best wines in North America. Many of the wineries are located in beautiful country sides where you can have a picnic or near our beautiful lake to enjoy a sunset. The nearest winery is the Stables Winery, right here in Andover. The historic story behind the winery is almost exciting as the wine! Visit them for entertainment, food and much more.
5161 OH-7
Andover, OH 44003
One of the best-known locations in Pymatuning is the spillway, an area where the fish are so plentiful that the "ducks walk on the fishes' backs" to compete for the food fed by the visitors. A fish feeding station is available for people with disabilities. From Fries Road to Linesville Road, this two-mile trail has parking and access at either end. This gravel trail on an abandoned railway is ideal for hiking and mountain biking. View Pymatuning Reservoir and visit nearby Linesville fish hatchery.
Hartstown Rd
Jamestown, PA 16134
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