For those who intend on camping, please review the attached link and follow the guidance provided.įor the safety and concern of all of our guests, and the community, the following measures will be in place until further notice, and are subject to change given the evolving situation:Ĭlearview Campground is open for RV site (self-contained camping). Please contact us if you would like to make a reservation. We are very excited to be able to share our piece of the great outdoors with you again this year. We greatly value feedback from our viewers! We encourage you to fill out our Viewer Feedback Form to help us deliver the best viewing experience.As per Pennsylvania Governor Wolf’s announcement on, private campgrounds can open effective 5/1/20. You may also report by creating a comment and tagging to notify us directly. Get support for issues with comments (including log in issues) by emailing an issue with another viewer by hovering over their post and clicking the down-arrow on the right, then selecting 'Report'.

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During this time, male elk (bulls) attempt to win the loyalty of a 'harem' of female elk (cows). This camera is live during the elk rut, which takes place from mid-September to mid-October. The Elk cam is located in Benezette, Pennsylvania on some of the 1.5 million acres of state game land owned and managed by the Pennsylvania Game Commission. In Partnership with the Pennsylvania Game Commission Thank you for joining us for Elk Viewing this season, enjoy highlights from the 2022 season until next year!

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