Whether you’re looking to get away from it all, for outdoor adventures, or a taste of the rural life, Clinton County’s got it all and then some! We’ve got the great outdoors – more than 60 percent of the County is state land, available for public use. The region boasts a network of trails, state parks, forests and game lands, 
the Susquehanna River, streams and lakes. You can also enjoy sights and attractions ranging from breath-taking overlooks, to shopping for Amish and “English” handcrafted items, to local festivals, historical sites, a local barn theatre featuring professional actors, and outdoor concerts every weekend all summer long!

Clinton County is an easy drive from most points in the northeast United States, and there are plenty of choices for great food and a comfortable place to stay.
We’re a gateway to the Pennsylvania Wilds region. Whether you’re coming for a weekend, or staying for the week, you’ll find plenty to see and do for the whole family. Read on and start planning your visit! If you have questions, we’re a phone call away at: (570)748-5782

 Kettle Creek Valley 

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A Music-Filled Summer In Clinton County!
Check out these summertime music festivals and concerts and join us in Clinton County

June 17 -19 - Smoked Country Jam Bluegrass Festival
Quiet Oaks Campground, 88 Quiet Oaks Campground Lane, Cross Fork. A 3-day, family friendly bluegrass music festival featuring 22 National and Regional performers - 42 hours of music from two stages. A 3-day Auction benefits the Lupus Foundation of PA, bluegrass workshops, children’s activities, and a midway full of vendors. Pennsylvania Heritage Songwriter contest. Four-wheeler and pet friendly, camping available on site.
(570)660-0562 / smokedcountryjam.com

August 12 - 14 - Kettle Creek Music Festival 
Quiet Oaks Campground, 88 Quiet Oaks Campground Lane, Cross Fork. The 21^st annual music festival, featuring live classic rock, oldies, and country music. Food, arts and craft vendors, daily auctions and the annual double elimination cornhole tournament. Gate opens at noon Wednesday; 8am Thursday through Saturday. Rain or shine. Benefits a number of local nonprofits. (570)923-2386 / kcmusicfest.com

August 13 & 14 - LH JAMS Festival 
From the Elks patio (stage) at 216 East Main St, and the Main & Grove Sts. Stage, in downtown Lock Haven. 6-8:30pm Friday and starting at 10am Saturday. The traditional jazz festival branches out this year to include Jazz as well as R&B, Blues, Alternative Country, and even some Motown as the Clinton County Arts Council hosts the 6^th annual LH JAMS Festival. Enjoy 11 hours of live music beginning Friday evening as Chris LaRose and the Hex Highway Blues Band kicks off the JAMS Festival with a special, Friday night concert. On Saturday, come browse craft, food and drink vendors starting at 10am, with music getting underway at noon. The first band of the day features Jaime Castillo and Café y Petróleo with their Latin Jazz sounds from Noon-1pm; The Billy Price Band brings on the blues and more from 1-3pm; the Vince Tampio Jazz Quintet plays classic to contemporary jazz from 3-4pm; Company Townes, playing alternative country & western you won’t want to miss, takes the stage from 4-6pm; and The York Street Hustle, a Motown Tribute band, brings down the house from 6-8:30pm. (570)748-0949 / lhjams.org

June thru August - Summer Outdoor Concerts 
Bring your own lawn chair or a blanket and enjoy live music in downtown Lock Haven on Friday evenings or enjoy a concert from a front row seat at the J. Doyle Corman Amphitheatre or from your pontoon or motor boat, canoe, kayak or jet ski along the banks of the Susquehanna River every other Saturday evening! Part of the City of Lock Haven’s free summer concert series. Social distancing, masks encouraged. (570)893-5612 / lockhavenpa.gov/community/concerts/

Pennsylvania Tourism Office - Department of Community & Economic Development DCED. The Pennsylvania Tourism Office is our partner in promoting the Pennsylvania Brand. We are committed to promoting Pennsylvania as a unique and fun-filled travel destination, encouraging overnight stays. 

The Pennsylvania Association of Convention & Visitors Bureaus seeks to maximize the professionalism of its members and to communicate to the general public, governmental officials, and other appropriate audiences, the importance of travel, tourism and hospitality industry to the Commonwealth's economic wellness. 

The Pennsylvania Tourism and Lodging Association is the leading trade association whose mission is to promote and protect the interests of the hospitality and tourism industry in Pennsylvania.

The Pennsylvania Wilds formed in 2003 by the Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (DCNR), as a program to encourage growth of tourism in north-central Pennsylvania.

The Lumber Heritage Region of Pennsylvania is one of the 12 Heritage Areas in the state. Their charge is to preserve, relate, and enhance the history and heritage of the people and their relationship with the Pennsylvania Forests.

The Keystone Mountain Country (KMC) is a regional partnership formed by Potter, Tioga, Lycoming, and Clinton Counties to promote the many shared outdoor recreation attractions of north central Pennsylvania. The KMC is geologically part of the Allegheny Plateau, the high ground that comprises the north central mountains.