What does an animal see? How do we know what they see? How do eyes differ from species to species? Through models , demonstrations, and video clips examine the vision of animals and how it differs from humans.

This night time program offers a chance to see nocturnal wildlife in a unique way. After a brief orientation we will travel to spots in and around the park to “call in” a gray fox using night lights and an electronic game call. Other species possibly encountered will be deer, raccoons, owls, and coyotes. The…

Join members of the Pennsylvania Wilds Astronomy Club (PaWildsAstro.org) for an evening observing session in Hills Creek State Park.  Observing will start at about 8:30 with a young moon in its crescent phase.  Once completely dark, the telescopes will move to objects highlighting the late summer sky, including clusters, nebulas, and double stars.  In the…

Learn all about Pennsylvania's black bears. You will learn about their habitat, diet, behaviors, management, diseases, and more. Hides, skulls, videos, and other visuals will be displayed.

PRE-Registration is required. To register go to:  https://www.register-ed.com/events/view/200272 Going to catch a star show at Cherry Springs? Why not catch a fish first! This Intro to Fly-Fishing class is capped at 20 participants. This 4hr program will provide participants with 2hrs of hands-on instruction of equipment assembly, knot tying, aquatic macroinvertebrates, and casting. The remaining…

With over 140 invasive species of plant threatening state land, natural areas, and agriculture, it's important to keep an eye out for these aggressive plants. Come learn about some of the most common invasive species found in Tioga County, the risks they pose to our native beauty, and what you can do to help stop the…

Learn about our largest wild feline's history, management, life cycle, distribution, and more. Mounts, hides, skulls, photos, videos and other visual will highlight the presentation

Explore the history and management of our lake – all by canoe in a relaxed family setting. Boats, paddles, and PFD’s provided. PFD’s must be worn at all times. Limited space – registration required.  Register by visiting or calling the park office at 570-724-4246. No walk ups will be accepted.

Learn all about our largest canine in the state, such as where they came from, their diet, how to identify them and more. Mounts, hides, videos and other demos will highlight the presentation.

Discover how animals “talk” by sight, scent, and sound. Many examples demonstrated for species found in our area.

Join us to play a fun game to test your wildlife and park knowledge in a Jeopardy style game!

Kip Adams with the National Deer Association will do a demonstration on how to process a deer for consumption. *This program may not be appropriate for all audiences. *Park in grass area in front of dumpsters.