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1,400-Acre Penn's Cave Property Up for Sale; State Interested in Acquisition

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The historic Penn’s Cave and Wildlife Park, a 1,400-acre property in Gregg Township, is currently for sale. The owners, the Campbell family, listed the property through Lusk & Associates with an asking price of $34 million. Proposals are being accepted starting October 1st. The owners are seeking a buyer for the property, which includes the headwaters of Penn's Creek.

From statecollege.com

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The sale involves a unique site, as Penn's Cave is one of three all-water caverns in the United States and is listed in the National Register of Historic Places. The owners noted that the state of Pennsylvania is interested in acquiring the property to establish it as the commonwealth’s 126th state park.

Concerns regarding water quality in the Susquehanna River system involve the Chesapeake Bay Foundation in Pennsylvania.

From statecollege.com

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