Wedding Photographers & Videographers at Canoe Creek State Park, Hollidaysburg
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- 205 Canoe Creek Rd, Hollidaysburg, PA
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About Canoe Creek State Park
A wedding at Canoe Creek State Park near Hollidaysburg has a 155-acre lake and a row of historic stone limestone kilns to work with. The kilns, Pavilion 3 and other lakeside sites are popular for weddings, and together they give your photographer and videographer water, stone and sky in one park. Across 961 acres, there's room to wander for wedding photos.
Your wedding ceremony can be held at the kilns, at Pavilion 3 or at a lakeside site, and the park's amphitheater can be rented too, seating about 60. Pavilion 3, the fishing pier next to it and the restrooms there are ADA accessible. Every ceremony in a Pennsylvania state park needs pre-approval from the park office, and pavilions carry their own rental fee.
The park is for the ceremony and pictures; plan your reception elsewhere. If you hire a commercial photographer or caterer, the state asks you to talk it over with the park office first. Guests can't throw a wedding toss or release doves or butterflies, but bubbles may be allowed with written permission. For your wedding film, the kilns and the lake make a strong opening scene before guests head off to dinner.
- Call the park office early to get your ceremony approved and reserve a pavilion or the amphitheater.
- Walk the kilns and the lakeshore with your photographer before the wedding day.
- Ask the park office about photo and video guidelines for your site.
A little about Canoe Creek State Park
Those kilns are left from the early 1900s, when limestone from the area was burned into lime for Pennsylvania's iron and steel industry. The park itself was dedicated in 1979.
Check the location's own photo and video rules
Locations set their own rules about where photographers and videographers can stand, when they can take photos or film, and whether vendors need approval. We don't state those rules here.
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