Nestled in a northeastern Pennsylvania valley between two prominent mountains, Nescopeck State Park encompasses 3,550 acres in Butler and Dennison townships in Luzerne County. Bordered on the south by Mount Yeager, which rises steeply from the forested valley floor, and on the north by Nescopeck Mountain, a single country road traverses the park. A nine-acre lake, Lake Frances, has cold-water and warm-water fish and provides great fishing access throughout the year.

Many of the 19 miles of trails begin along Honey Hole Road. Visitors can discover many of the unique habitats in the park. Trails traverse through forests, fields and wetlands. Several trails lead to and parallel the beautiful Nescopeck Creek.