Port Clinton town park playground and pavilion, Schuylkill County PA

Port Clinton Playground

Port Clinton’s town park is a free, publicly accessible green space serving residents and visitors. The park features:

  • Playground — equipped play area suitable for children
  • Softball field — a maintained diamond used for games and community gatherings
  • Rentable pavilion — a covered outdoor space available for private events and group gatherings. 

Playground Pavilion Rentals

The town park pavilion is available to rent for parties, reunions, and community events.

GroupRate
Residents$50.00
Non-residents$75.00
Paddle Groups$100.00

To reserve the pavilion, contact Kelly Henry at (610) 463-5933.

Port Clinton Playground Pavillion
Port Clinton Softball Field Scoreboard

Port Clinton Softball Field

The Port Clinton Softball Field is a well-maintained baseball/softball diamond located within the town park. The field is used for community games and family gatherings throughout the warmer months.

For information on scheduling the field for league play or organized events, contact the borough office at (570) 640-7442 or via email.

Church Pavilion Rentals

The St. John’s Church Pavilion is a covered, multi-purpose outdoor pavilion located at 36 Penn Street, Port Clinton, PA 19549. The pavilion is owned and maintained by St. John’s Church — it is separate from the borough town park.

Appalachian Trail hikers: The pavilion is a well-known AT trail town stop for thru-hikers and section hikers. Overnight shelter is available for a suggested donation of $10 per person per night. No advance reservation required for hikers.

Community and event rentals: The pavilion is available for private gatherings, parties, and functions. Contact St. John’s Church to check availability and arrange a booking.

Rental contact: stjohnsportclintonpa@gmail.com
Church office: (570) 573-8290

Port Clinton is a designated Appalachian Trail town.
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St. John's Church covered pavilion, popular rest stop for Appalachian Trail hikers