Ringing Rocks, a Pennsylvania geological wonder, is located. It is made up of large boulder fields that have been opened and are now open to the public. The boulders are hollow, and can be struck with a hammer to produce a metallic sound. You cannot walk or explore the boulders in this area because there aren't any trails.
To visit the boulders, you don't need to make a reservation. However, you will want to be aware of the fact that the boulders are only open during sunrise and sunset. It is important to take care when climbing on the rocks. You should not break off any rocks, and you should stay away from littering the area. Be aware that not all rocks produce a metallic ringing sound. Some rocks have worn areas where they have been struck repeatedly.
If you are interested in camping in the vicinity, you should consider visiting Ringing Rocks Family Campground. This camping ground is located on 75 Woodland Drive, upper Black Eddy. The campground is located in Bucks County and close to the New Jersey border. You can enjoy a range of activities in this campground including volleyball and basketball courts as well as an indoor game room and heated swimming pool. A dump station and restrooms are available. The facility allows pets to be brought in by guests. You can also get electricity and water hookups. There is also a free WiFi hotspot. Some campgrounds have strict guidelines regarding pets, so make sure to speak with staff before bringing your pet.
Pipestone Village, & Hotsprings can rent you a cabin or dome if you would prefer to spend the night there. It offers hot tubs and cabins as well as other amenities. It also houses an endangered species, the yellow-billed cuckoo. It is an ideal spot for bird watching and picnicking. This site is in riparian woods, so you can see many species of wildlife. It is also an excellent place to fish or boat. A dip in the hot springs is possible.
Delmoe Lake can also be visited while in the vicinity. The campsite is located just 37 minutes from Ringing Rocks. You can also fish and launch boats. Delmoe Lake offers canoeing and kayaking for those who want to spend time on the water. You will find the campground close to many restaurants, shops, and even a grocery store. It's also located a short driving distance from Philadelphia.
Other attractions to consider in the surrounding area include the Warm Springs Wildlife Management Area, which features a waterfall, riparian woodlands, and mesquite forests. You will also find more than 200 species of birds in the park, some of them endangered.