Little Pine State Park

08/23/2026

End of August programs at Little Pine and Hyner Run State Parks! Come join us for some end of summer fun to learn about insects and logging history of both Little Pine and Hyner. See you there!

08/17/2026

Headed out to a state park to fish?

We ask that anglers help to leave their fishing spots the same as or in better condition than they found them.

Stay safe, leave no trace, and happy fishing! 🐟🎣

08/07/2026

Good morning. The pool at Hyner Run will be opening at 2:00 PM today. Thank you. Have a great day!

08/06/2026

Due to another power outage, the pool at Hyner Run State Park is closed, likely for the remainder of the day. We apologize for this inconvenience, and we hope to open the pool tomorrow.

08/04/2026

The pool at Hyner Run is open! Thank you for your patience and understanding. Have a great day! ☀️⛱️

08/04/2026

Good morning. The pool at Hyner Run is expected to be opening at noon today. Any questions, please call our office at Little Pine State Park.

08/03/2026

Unfortunately, due to a power outage overnight, the pool at Hyner Run State Park will be closed today. We are hopeful to reopen tomorrow. If you have any questions, please call our office at Little Pine State Park.

07/31/2026

On World Ranger Day, we celebrate the dedication, courage, and commitment of rangers who protect and care for national parks and protected areas around the world. Rangers serve in countless roles, from law enforcement and search and rescue to conservation, fire management, interpretation, and education, helping safeguard the places, stories, and communities entrusted to their care.

The day also recognizes the power of collaboration among rangers worldwide, including efforts by the National Park Service to share knowledge, exchange expertise, and advance innovative approaches to protecting our natural and cultural heritage.

Today, we honor the rangers who answer the call to serve and remember those who have made the ultimate sacrifice while protecting these special places for generations to come.

Image: A close-up of a classic park ranger flat hat bathed in sunset light, resting on a rocky surface at Acadia National Park.

07/31/2026

Thank you to our DCNR Rangers, who work to protect our natural resources and the people who enjoy them.

You act as law enforcement officers, first responders, environmental protectors, safety enforcers, and educators, and we are so proud of you!

07/27/2026

We just wanted to remind everyone that our beach will be closed for the remainder of the 2026 season. For more information regarding important park alerts and advisories, go to our website:

Little Pine State Park