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The Joys Of Camping In Pennsylvania (PA)
Yellowstone and Yosemite are some of the most renowned and most known by outdoor lovers. Camping in Pennsylvania is not as well known as these other places. Pennsylvania, though not on the top of the list has other attractions that you should be aware of.
Most state parks are open seasonal. Pennsylvania has three state parks that are open year round. These parks include Little Pine, Promised Land, and Ole Bull. Since this location is in the upper northeast, these parks get a taste of all the different seasons.
At Promised Land State Park you can go fishing on the 422 acre Promised Lake, then visit in the winter and ice fish. There is more to do in the winter then you might think. There is twenty three miles of snowmobile trails and hundreds of trails for cross country skiing. And not to worry, you won't have to pitch a camp tent in the snow and cold, cabins are also available.
Seasonal parks in Pennsylvania have other attractions. Among these seasonal state parks are Parker Dam, Shawnee, Prince Gallitzin, Champan, Gifford Pinchot, Pine Grove Furnace and the large Pymatuning. Tourist and avid campers alike flock to Pymatining State Park. It is one of the most visited parks in Pennsylvania. This maybe due to is vast size of 21, 122 acres and its reservoir that is over 17, 000 acres. Both being some of the biggest Pennsylvania state parks have to offer.
There are some rules and regulations, just like at any state park for camping. Pennsylvania parks have textbook rules. Such has no unauthorized fires, this is a for obvious reasons. No alcoholic beverages are allowed at the campsites or the state parks. This may be a bad thing for a few campers, though there are plenty of campsites outside of the state parks where having alcohol is legal. On the up side, the state parks allows pets on premise as long as it is a dog, cat or small caged animal.
Another large attraction for campers is the elk ranges. This is state land that the elk are free to roam and graze about. An elk is much bigger then a deer. A typical male elk can reach a thousand pounds.
If hunting isn't on the menu, but observing wildlife is you can visit an elk range. Elk are larger then deer and males can weigh up to a thousand pounds. You can drop by one of the ranges near your campsite.
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Should I leave my cat at home while camping?
I am going camping for 8 days. I have 12 year old cat in a 2 bedroom 2nd floor apartment.
I checked into cat kennels but they are too expensive for me.
I though about bringing him along (I have a metal cat kennel that I could put him in during the day and bring him in the tent with me and the two kids at night. I worry about him getting attacked by predators or breaking loose somehow.
The other option is to leave him at home and have my dad check on him every few days.
He has an auto feeder and auto water provider that last 2 weeks so that is not a a problem.
Answer:
I think your cat would be better at home. Camping would be unfamiliar to him and you would be worrying about his safety and wellbeing.
At home he is happy and comfortable. That's good your dad can check him. Will he be willing to pet him a little, too? Your cat might get a little bit lonely.
