Who is looking for some fun, family-friendly activities to do in Williamsport, PA? My kids and I are always looking for fun, free things to do in Williamsport, PA, so I wanted to gather a list of free things to do. Free things are always the best kind of fun!
All the suggestions take place outdoors, so be sure to bundle up! My kids love the outdoors and so do I. It is so much fun doing things as a family outside. It really helps to get that trapped energy out and allows everyone to burn off some stink!
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1. Montour Preserve
Location: 374 Preserve Road, Danville, PA 17821
Phone: (570) 336-2060
Email: Support@MontourPreserve.org
Hours: Dawn to Dusk
Be sure to check out Montour Preserve. We love heading here any time of year. There is so much to see and do at this wonderful gem located between Turbotville and Danville. Who knew there was a fossil pit right in our backyard! Pack a lunch and enjoy the beautiful surroundings. There are many trails to hike/stroll on and be sure to take a look at Lake Chillisquaque. Visit their website here:https://montourpreserve.org/
2. The Susquehanna River Walk and Timber Trail
Location: Near Williamsport
Parking: Water Tower Square; 1000 Commerce Park Drive, Williamsport, PA 17701
Phone: N/A
Hours: Anytime
Enjoy a brisk walk or a leisurely stroll along the Susquehanna River Walk and Timber Trail. Head into Williamsport and park to enjoy this wonderful trail. Walk, run or bike along the path and enjoy sights and sounds of the river and town. The trail is accessible and paved. Great for bikes, strollers or your two feet! Click for more information: https://www.alltrails.com/trail/us/pennsylvania/susquehanna-river-walk-and-timber-trail
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3. Visit the Muncy Heritage Park
Location: Pepper Street, Muncy, PA 17756
Phone Number: (570) 546-5917
Hours: Dawn to Dusk
A unique place to visit in the Muncy Area. Take a walk around the pound and explore the nature trails. There are also several historical sites to see and explore including the Historical Double Canal Lock and Historical Canal: Fisher Archaeology Site. Take a walk over to the river and explore the shores. Depending on the time of year, you could be lucky and see a fisher! Check out more about the Heritage Park and Historical Society here: https://www.muncyhistoricalsociety.org/walking-tours/muncy-heritage-park-and-nature-trail/
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4. Visit Rider Park
Address: Caleb Creek Road, Near Warrensville, PA
Phone Number: 570-321-1500 (for trail and conditions)
Hours: Dawn to Dusk
A wonderful park with lots of things to do. This park was gift to the residents of Lycoming County by the late Thomas J. Rider. Located north of Warrensville is this gem of a park. Take in the sights and sounds as you hike one of the many trails or enjoy a picnic lunch on warmer days. Visit their Facebook page at: https://www.facebook.com/FCFPGIVES/
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5. World’s End State Park
Location: 82 Cabin Bridge Road, PO Box 62, Forksville, PA 18616
Contact: (570) 924-3287
Hours: Dawn to Dusk
A wonderful park to head to for a day trip, or in warmer months stay the weekend and camp! We love this park. It is along the Loyalsock Creek and offers many hiking trails, a playground, and a breathtaking vista. We enjoy this park all seasons and fun is always had when we are here. Visit DCNR Website for more information: https://www.dcnr.pa.gov/StateParks/FindAPark/WorldsEndStatePark
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6. Lime Bluff Recreational Park
Location: 461 Elm Drive
Contact: 570-584-2672
Hours: Dawn to Dusk
Come check out another favorite park of ours. This is located in Hughesville. It is a beautiful park with lots of walking trails and places to run. They even have a disc golf course! Fun is sure to be had here. Enjoy the pavilions, horseshoe pits, bocce ball court, and countless areas to play and explore!
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7. Nature Walk
Location: Your favorite place to head for a walk
Contact: N/A
Hours: Anytime
One of my kids’ favorite activities is to go for a nature walk. We head out to the field behind our house or head on down the street. Be sure to take a bucket to collect nature treasures (nature treasures are any object found in nature). My kids enjoy looking for fun nature treasures and keeping them to examine and create with later. Join one of my two favorite Facebook groups about getting outside: Outdoor Play Muncy or #OutdoorsAll4 by Tinkergarten.
