Let the Greater DuBois area and its ample lodging options serve as your home base to explore northcentral Pennsylvania. Treasure Lake Resort offers three sandy beaches for swimming and lounging, plus activities like water skiing, kayaking, pontoon boating, and fishing for bass, perch, and pike.

Community members stay active using our public parks and trails. Baseball thrives at Showers Field, hosting the DuBois Rockets in the Federation League, the Small College World Series, PIAA postseason games, and Keystone Travel Cup for 16U/18U teams on turf with grandstands. Heindl Field supports Miracle League players with accessible features and hosts Keystone Travel Cup softball for 14U/16U, Allegheny Mountain Collegiate Conference championships, and Pennsylvania State University Athletic Conference events.

Golf aficionados can choose from standout courses in Clearfield County, such as Treasure Lake’s Silver (par-72) and Links 18-hole layouts, DuBois Country Club’s par-71 amid rolling hills, Scottish Heights Golf Club, and Beechwoods Golf Course.

Parker Dam State Park features 13 miles of trails, including the easy 0.3-mile Log Slide Trail with historic CCC stonework and the 3-mile Souders Trail through hardwoods – great for spotting deer and turkeys.

Wildlife abounds with the East’s largest elk herd, over 1,000 strong just up the road in Benezette. A new 250-acre elk habitat near Parker Dam, inside Moshannon State Forest, opens this year, giving you closer looks without driving to Benezette.

Hunters pursue whitetail deer, bear, and turkey with statewide tags starting late October and our lakes are home to a wide variety of game fish.

A quick 20-minute drive southwest brings you to Punxsutawney, where Phil’s Groundhog Day forecast from Gobbler’s Knob has drawn crowds since 1887.