The Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (DCNR) has temporarily closed the beach at Tuscarora State ...

Less than a week after opening for the season, the beach at Tuscarora State Park in Barnesville has been closed to swimming. The closure occurred on Tuesday and is due to water quality. “As a ...

The beach at Tuscarora State Park has been reopened to swimmers, effective Friday. It had been closed Wednesday after harmful algae were detected. The state Department of Conservation and Natural ...

RUSH TWP., Pa. - Those looking to cool off at a state park in Schuylkill County will have to go elsewhere for now. No swimming is allowed at Tuscarora State Park due to harmful algae in the water ...

Officials state the beach will remain closed until the water sample results are received, however, the state park is still open to camping, fishing, hiking, camping, and picnicking.

Blooms of harmful algae led officials to temporarily halt swimming and advise boaters to stay away from scum and discolored water while rowing or paddling at Tuscarora State Park on Wednesday.

Whether you're a regular sunbather or a first-time swimmer at Presque Isle State Park, there are rules to know before hitting the beaches.

Anyone with information on these or other crimes in the Tuscarora State Forest is asked to call Park Rangers at 717-536-3191 or 717-543-1550.

The beach at Tuscarora State Park is closed due to resampling requirements. The Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (DCNR) closed the beach in Schuylkill County to ...

The beach at Tuscarora State Park has reopened to swimming, the state Department of Conservation and Natural Resources announced Friday afternoon. It was closed since Wednesday, when DCNR said ...

BARNESVILLE – Swimming is not allowed at the beach at Tuscarora State Park until further notice, just as the summer heats up. “It’s very disappointing,” said Barnesville resident Jacob ...

Aug. 20—Tuscarora State Park is closed to swimming due to harmful algae. According to an alert posted on the state Department of Conservation and Natural Resources website, www.dcnr.pa.gov ...