A cabin minutes from Worlds End State Park
Spend the day at Canyon Vista and the creek, then come back to a lodge that sleeps 10 on the same stretch of Loyalsock Creek.
Stay minutes from Worlds End
Worlds End State Park sits in a narrow S-shaped valley of Loyalsock Creek, just south of Forksville in Sullivan County. The Boulders Lodge is a few minutes up the road in Hillsgrove, on the same creek, so you can spend the day in the park and be back at the fire pit by dinner.
The park’s own cabins and campground book up early in summer and fall. The lodge sleeps 10, which suits families and groups who want the park close by with more room to spread out.

What to do at Worlds End
- Loyalsock Canyon Vista. The park’s best-known overlook, reachable by car, with views over the creek gorge. It’s at its best in early October foliage.
- Creek swimming. The Loyalsock’s swimming area is the park’s summer centerpiece.
- Cottonwood Falls and the park trails. Short hikes to waterfalls, vistas and rock formations.
- The Loyalsock Trail. The 59-mile “LT” runs through the park on its way past the Haystacks, Alpine Falls and High Knob.
- Winter. Snowmobile and cross-country ski trails in the surrounding state forest.
Make it a long weekend
Add High Knob Overlook for stargazing, 15 minutes from the lodge, and Ricketts Glen State Park for its waterfalls. Eagles Mere and Sullivan County’s three covered bridges make easy side trips.
Questions
- Where can I stay near Worlds End State Park?
- The Boulders Lodge at Loyalsock Creek is a private cabin in Hillsgrove, PA, minutes from Worlds End State Park. It sleeps 10, welcomes pets for a fee, and has deeded access to Loyalsock Creek.
- Is there a fee to enter Worlds End State Park?
- No. Like all Pennsylvania state parks, Worlds End has no day-use entrance fee.
- Is World’s End spelled with an apostrophe?
- The park’s official name is Worlds End State Park, with no apostrophe, though many people search for “World’s End.”
- Can you swim at Worlds End?
- Yes. Loyalsock Creek runs through the park, and its creek swimming area is one of the most popular summer stops.
