OS River's End (106)

Difficulty

easy

Duration

Weekend or longer stays

Fitness Level

Suitable for all fitness levels; minimal physical exertion required to enjoy the studio and nearby short trails

Overview

Experience comfort and adventure in Ohiopyle, Pennsylvania at OS River's End (106), your cozy home base for exploring the great outdoors.

Ohiopyle, Pennsylvania

OS River's End (106)

First Level Studio (Center) | 2 Queen Beds

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Date

Sun, Oct 5

Travelers

2

Adventure Photos

About This Adventure

Experience the charm of Ohiopyle in this cozy first-level studio, perfect for up to four guests. With beautiful log furnishings, electric fireplaces, and modern amenities, unwind after a day of adventure. Enjoy the tranquility of less traffic and easy access to Ohiopyle State Park's outdoor activities right at your doorstep.

Clean and cozy in downtown Ohiopyle. This first level studio unit is in the center of the complex and has less traffic for a quieter stay. It features 2 queen beds, 1 private bath, plus mini fridge, microwave, k-cups coffee pot, WiFi, Cable TV & air. Just right for up to 4 persons.

Adventure Tips

Arrive Early for Parking

Parking can fill up quickly near Ohiopyle State Park, so arriving early ensures you get a spot close to the trails and river access.

Bring Bug Repellent

Insects can be active in warmer months near the river, so carry bug spray for a more comfortable experience.

Wear Sturdy Footwear

Hiking and exploring rocky river areas requires shoes with good grip to prevent slips and injuries.

Check Weather Before You Go

The weather in Pennsylvania can change rapidly, especially in spring and fall, so check forecasts and dress accordingly.

Local Insights

Wildlife

White-tailed deer
Eastern box turtle

History

Ohiopyle was originally inhabited by Native American tribes and became a hub for early 20th-century industry before evolving into a popular outdoor recreation area.

Conservation

Efforts in the region focus on protecting river water quality and forest ecosystems, encouraging responsible outdoor recreation to preserve natural habitats.