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This 3,452-acre state park is built on land that once was the Mary Ann Furnace. Built in 1762, the furnace supplied cannon balls for the continental army. Although no remains of the furnace remain, visitors can still enjoy the 1,275-acre Lake Marburg which offers opportunities for boating, mooring, fishing and scuba diving along the 26-mile shoreline. This is also a popular spot for bird watchers, swimmers, picnickers and campers.
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- Months Open: Year Round
- Parking: Free
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- Handicapped Accessible:
Amenities
- Price: Most activities are free.
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Family Fun
- All Ages:
- Under 4:
Fishing
- Family Fun Fishing:
- Fishing:
- Ice-Fishing:
- Muskellunge, Walleye and Pike:
- Stocked Trout:
Land Recreation
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- Hunting:
- Miles of Trails: 19
- Number of Trails: 2
- Picnic Area/Pavilions:
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- Trail Length < 5 Miles:
Water Recreation
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General
- Camping:
- Fishing :
- Frisbee Golf:
- Number of Cabins: 5
- Number of Pull Thrus: 190
- Number of Sites: 205
- Pets Allowed:
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