
Spring
Trout stocking on the Loyalsock and waterfalls at their fullest. Mountain laurel blooms at High Knob in June.
A 1,800-square-foot cabin on Loyalsock Creek, minutes from Worlds End State Park, with deeded creek access, some of the darkest skies in the state, and room for ten.
Walk out the front door and down the grass path, about 700 feet, to a deeded-access stretch of Loyalsock Creek. Big boulders sit right in the current, good for sunning, jumping off and casting a line.
The Loyalsock is stocked with trout every spring, so anglers can fish a few minutes from the door. In summer the shallows are made for wading, catching crayfish and floating the afternoon away.
Bring water shoes and a fishing license. The creek handles the rest.
Pine ceilings, a big open great room and a propane stove for cool mountain nights. Three queen beds, a bunk bed and a futon sleep ten across two bedrooms and a loft, so families and groups of friends can spread out.
Three queen beds, a bunk bed and a futon across two bedrooms and a loft.
Leather sectional, propane fireplace, YouTube TV and a walnut dining table for the whole group.
A fully equipped kitchen, coffee station and a second table for breakfast.
One full bath with a tub, handy for rinsing off kids after a creek day.
Built by hand, close to home. The lodge is furnished with solid hardwood furniture, handmade in nearby Williamsport from locally sourced wood. It’s built to last and to feel like home.
The lodge sits at the end of the road beside a farm, so there are no neighbors’ lights on one side. On a clear night the Milky Way rises right over the fire pit, so pull up a chair, roast a few s’mores and watch the sky.
For the full show, drive 15 minutes to High Knob Overlook, a designated stargazing area in Loyalsock State Forest.
The lodge sits minutes from Worlds End State Park, in the middle of Loyalsock State Forest’s nearly 200 miles of trails, waterfalls and overlooks. Ricketts Glen State Park and Eagles Mere make easy day trips, and the town has ice cream and pizza for the walk home.

Trout stocking on the Loyalsock and waterfalls at their fullest. Mountain laurel blooms at High Knob in June.

Creek days, swimming at Worlds End, and ice cream and mini golf out the back door.

Peak foliage in early October, hunting season, the Sullivan County Fair and the PA Bowhunters Festival.

Snowmobiling, cross-country skiing and the Eagles Mere toboggan slide, then back to the fireplace.
Hillsgrove sits in Sullivan County in Pennsylvania’s Endless Mountains, close enough for a long weekend from Harrisburg, Philadelphia, Baltimore, New York City, Washington, DC and Pittsburgh.
Check open dates and book The Boulders Lodge through Airbnb.
Questions or a longer stay? Email stay@theboulderslodge.com.