Heritage in Tobyhanna, Pennsylvania

Tobyhanna State Park, located in northeastern Pennsylvania, offers visitors a scenic retreat in Monroe and Wayne counties. The 5,440-acre park features the 170-acre Tobyhanna Lake, perfect for boating and fishing. However, please note that the beach may be closed due to water sample failures until acceptable results are received. Visitors should also be aware of the presence of the invasive spotted lanternfly in the area. Help prevent the spread of this harmful insect by inspecting your belongings before leaving the park.

McConnell's Mill is a historic institution located at 1761 McConnells Mill Road in Portersville, Pennsylvania, United States. This site is part of the Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (DCNR) and offers visitors a glimpse into the rich history and natural beauty of the area. Visitors can explore the picturesque surroundings, including Rothrock State Forest and Tobyhanna State Park, both managed by the DCNR. The institution also plays a role in preserving the environment, as seen in projects like the dam replacement at Tobyhanna State Park and the formation of the Big Elk Creek Conservation Area in Franklin Township. McConnell's Mill is a proud part of Pennsylvania's history, founded in 1681 as a symbol of tolerance and freedom in the Keystone State.