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Raystown Lake · The kid list

Where to take the kids.

The places that don't make you apologize for the kids. Restaurants with crayons that aren't an afterthought, parks with shade and bathrooms, the ice-cream stop with the line on a hot Tuesday.

Parks & trails

1 stop
  • Hesston
    Seven Points Beach Area
    Editor's pick

    The lake's central activity hub inside the Seven Points Recreation Area — a large concrete sun deck, a sandy swim area built for crowds, a playground, and a trampoline in the water. Day-use passes are required, sold at automated pay stations or the visitor center.

Iconic stops

1 stop
  • Huntingdon
    Lincoln Caverns & Whisper Rocks
    Editor's pick

    A show cave on William Penn Highway with two connected cavern systems — winding passageways, flowstone, and thousands of stalactites, open daily year-round. The rainy-day answer for the Huntingdon end of the lake, not on the water itself.

    Daily 9am–4pm(814) 643-0268Visit ↗