Oakwood
on Penns Creek
A rental cabin offering stream-front living on one of Pennsylvania's most prized limestone creeks.
Just remodeled, the 1300-sf Oakwood on Penns Creek sits directly on 55 yards of Penns Creek frontage. Perfect for fishing, kayaking, inner tubing, hiking, biking or just lounging in front of our outdoor wood burner. A place of quiet contemplation and rugged adventure.
Located smack in the middle of Pennsylvania and bordering Bald Eagle State Forest, Oakwood is just hours outside Philadelphia, New York, DC, Pittsburgh and Baltimore, directly between State College and Lewisburg, PA.
It’s a perfect family-friendly or fishing destination filled with miles of gorgeous hiking, breathtaking vistas, world-class fishing, endless adventures and a rural lifestyle that’s distinct from anywhere else in the world. And now you can enjoy it all by booking Oakwood on Penns Creek, a fully restored private rental cabin just footsteps from the water.
The Land of Shining Waters
A Room With a View
Oakwood on Penns Creek has been completely remodeled with comfortable accommodations that sleep 8 within its two private bedrooms and second-floor bunkhouse. A massive hand-built stone fireplace anchors the home and two spans of 10-foot windows command views of Penns Creek.
Endless Adventure
Hiking, mountain biking, fishing, kayaking, inner tubing or just relaxing. Oakwood on Penns Creek puts it all at your footstep, on the banks of one of the Northeast’s most prized limestone rivers.
World-Class Fishing
Boasting some of the East Coast’s best fly fishing, Penns Creek offers over 35 miles of pristine waters, with stocked and native trout and smallmouth bass. Stay at Oakwood on Penns Creek in late May and you might bare witness to The Green Drake, an epic hatch that attracts fly fisherman from all parts.
Adventure and Splendor
Marshmallow clouds against crystal blue skies cast great shadows on mountains and hills. Enjoy world-class hiking, biking, kayaking, swimming, or just lounge creekside.
“There’s nowhere else like it. A hidden gem in heart of Pennsylvania”
— John Rodkey