Ricketts Glen State Park lodging
Stay near Ricketts Glen and Worlds End
Hike the Falls Trail, then trade the crowds for a creekside lodge in Hillsgrove with room for 10.
Waterfalls by day, a creekside lodge by night
Ricketts Glen State Park covers more than 13,000 acres of Pennsylvania’s Endless Mountains. Its Glens Natural Area is a National Natural Landmark, and the Falls Trail passes more than 20 named waterfalls.
The Boulders Lodge in Hillsgrove makes a quieter base for the trip. You get room for 10, deeded access to Loyalsock Creek and dark skies at night, with Worlds End State Park minutes away for a second park day.

Planning your Ricketts Glen day
- Falls Trail. The waterfall loop is rocky and steep in places, so wear sturdy boots and give it most of a day.
- Lake Jean. A good spot for a picnic or a swim after the hike.
- On the way. Stop at Eagles Mere for lunch and a walk around the lake.
Two parks, one trip
Spend one day at Ricketts Glen and the next at Worlds End, with the creek and the fire pit in between. Add High Knob Overlook, 15 minutes from the lodge, for a night under the stars.
Questions
- Where can I stay near Ricketts Glen State Park?
- The Boulders Lodge at Loyalsock Creek in Hillsgrove, PA, is a cabin that sleeps 10, a scenic drive from Ricketts Glen and minutes from Worlds End State Park.
- What is Ricketts Glen known for?
- The Falls Trail through the Glens Natural Area, a National Natural Landmark, with more than 20 named waterfalls.
- Can I visit Ricketts Glen and Worlds End on one trip?
- Yes. Many visitors pair the two parks. The Boulders Lodge is minutes from Worlds End, which makes it an easy base for both.
