Pennsylvania Caves?

[aa3jy]

Yes I was referring to Camp Susquehanna in the original post, but no the site is not on the former camp property. The site I was referring to, known to the locals as the Devil's Punchbowl, is up a dirt road outside of Lanesboro. We used to call it the Cascades. Beautiful waterfalls surrounded the bowl.

When was your brother there? My father bought the camp in 1963. I was just in Montrose a couple of weeks ago.

My brother was there in 1975. He says the Schaffers owned the camp at that time..Was a relative of yours a swim coach at Episcopal Academy?

[aa3jy]

I did some further research..I think we're talk'n about two different camps.. I think this is the one I'm referring too..
http://www.susquehannock.com/about_us/history.php
..some what close in proximity to one another.

[cavemark]

I didn't recognize the name and thought that it may have been Susquehannock. We used to play baseball against them. My Father was good friends with the Schaffers.

We used to live in Bucks County and still own property in Susquehanna County. No relatives at Episcopal.

[aa3jy]

I did look up the location you mentioned and found this..

http://gsa.confex.com/gsa/2010NE/fin...act_168224.htm

[aa3jy]

Found a couple more in Pa.

http://www.caves.org/preserves/tcp/mp-tcp.html

http://www.dcnr.state.pa.us/topogeo/tbr/stop2.aspx

[cavemark]

That's the place.

+41° 59' 25.86", -75° 35' 26.75"

Here's what it looked like a couple of years ago

[cavemark]

[Danseur]

Any diving?

[bigblock119]

Bringing this back to life anybody got any leads on any caves to dive in pa