Hunting is prohibited at Presque Isle State Park except for controlled duck, goose, and deer hunting in season.
During established seasons, hunting is permitted daily in designated areas only, with the exception of migratory game bird hunting which remains prohibited on Sundays.
Hunting Seasons at Presque Isle State Park
For waterfowl season, hunters can sign up for the lottery to participate in August or September. Contact the Park Office at 814-833-7424 for more information.
For deer season (archery and flintlock muzzleloader only), permits are available on a first come, first serve basis beginning in November. Contact the Park Office at 814-833-7424 for more information.
Rifles are prohibited in deer season. Deer hunting is restricted to archery and flintlock muzzleloader season.
Hunting woodchucks, also known as groundhogs, is prohibited in all Pennsylvania state parks.
View the hunting boundary map.
Notes: Hunting is prohibited in the park except for controlled waterfowl and deer hunting seasons.
Waterfowl hunting is restricted to designated and authorized blinds only. Hunting on inland waters, including Lagoons, or land areas are not permitted.
Hunting blinds and stands are allowed at approved blind locations and coordinated seasonally with the NWPA Duck Hunters Association. Contact the office for additional details.
Special Canada goose hunting regulations are in place. Contact the park office for more information.
♿ This park offers accessible hunting options. Visitors holding a DCNR Mobility Device Permit can contact the park office for more information about accessible hunting locations within the park.
DCNR permits visitors with a DCNR Mobility Device Permit to use powered mobility devices on designated state park and forest lands, including administrative roads and trails not normally open to standard motorized vehicles.
Visitors interested in a DCNR Mobility Device Permit can fill out an application and submit it at any state park or forest office.
There is an ADA duck blind that is first come, first serve.
This park is a part of Pennsylvania Game Commission's Deer Management Assistance Program (DMAP).