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Duman Lake County Park

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Duman Lake County Park is the only county-owned recreation park in Cambria County. The park grounds consist of 71 acres of wooded and open space. There are picnic pavilions, campsites, modern restrooms, horseshoe courts, volleyball courts, a basketball court, ball field area, an exercise trail and swings sets. The park adjoins 19 acre Duman Lake which is owned by the Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission. The lake has a handicap fishing pier and is regularly stocked with trout. During the weekends from May 15th through September 15th, a miniature train and hay rides are offered for the public’s enjoyment.

When you enter the gates at Duman Lake County Park, be ready to spend an old-fashioned fun filled day! In addition to the fishing, train and hayrides, special events are organized throughout the summer.

Although the park is “officially” open from May 15th to September 15th, patrons are welcome to come and use the park during daylight hours year round as a safe place to walk, jog, ski, or just to get away to a quiet natural setting.

Reservation Info

Reservations are accepted by mail, phone or in person. Pavilions are reserved by submitting a completed pavilion reservation application along with the appropriate fee. We suggest that you call the County Operations Office at: (814) 472-8390 to check on pavilion availability before submitting an application.

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Johanna B.

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Reviewed May. 31, 2021

Nice local park

Duman lake review notes.

Well-maintained small park, stocked lake, popular with local fisherman. Kayaking/small boat fishing. I’ve seen bald eagle and osprey.
Six campsites, w/mature trees, level, w/paved drive & gravel area, large enough for mid-sized RVs. They state 40 ft., but all are back in. All have (lighted)30 amp & water. We did not see the tent sites. Not sure if they are developed, ask.
Number one is closest to the bathhouse, number five was less shaded. Number six is closest to the road.
Newer restroom, w/two stalls each. Push-button, hot showers. Men’s worked best.
Campsite number one is closest to restroom, but also behind picnic shelter number 12, so if the shelter is booked for a party could be noisy? Day use people bugged out quickly at dusk.
We were in #1 in May & had the entire campground & upper park to ourselves.
They have a kids’ train in summer.
Nice playground.
The only real downside of this campground is that the local road is close by and you do get some traffic noise before dark. It is not a high traffic road however. Dumpsters were overflowing with weekend trash & bathrooms needed a bug sweep-out. Sportsmen were target shooting nearby before dark FYI.

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