Interpretive Path Through the Remnants of CCC S-76 State Camp

Discover CCC Camp S-76 (State Camp)

Hidden in the heart of Sproul State Forest in Clinton County, CCC Camp S‑76—known simply as “State Camp”—offers a window into the extraordinary impact of the Civilian Conservation Corps. Enhanced through a dedicated Eagle Scout project, this historic site is now interpreted with signage, inviting you to walk among the remnants of the layout of this CCC camp.

Plan Your Trip
Before heading out, please check the weather—access is via dirt and gravel forest roads, which can become challenging when wet or icy.

Getting There
The site lies along Company 1330 Road, a gently graded gravel road in Sproul State Forest. It’s drivable in good conditions, but during rain, snow, or ice, road quality may decline; notably in spring when melting can cause ruts. iframeapps.dcnr.state.pa.us+6onX Maps+6HMDB+6ReserveAmerica

• Access routes:

  • From the north: via Beech Creek Road

  • From the south: via Middle Branch Road onX Maps+1

• Trail experience:
  A 0.7-mile self-guided trail winds through the ruins of Camp S‑76. Along the way, interpretive signs explain the original functions of buildings and structures. The path includes two creek crossings bridged for easy passage and begins near a memorial stone and display contributed by the Greater Renovo Area Heritage Parks and the PA Lumber Heritage Region.Wikipedia+3onX Maps+3renovoheritage.org+3

Coordinates & Map
For precise navigation, use these coordinates: 41° 11.554′ N, 77° 47.034′ W, which lead you to the general site of Camp S‑76.renovoheritage.org+2iframeapps.dcnr.state.pa.us+2

You can also explore the route in more detail using this off-road trail map: onX Offroad: Company 1330 Road

On the Trail
Follow the interpretive markers installed through the Eagle Scout project to uncover the camp’s story, its foundations, layout, and the lives of the CCC workers who built it.