"The Rocks" at Picture Rocks PA

Directions - Take 220 into Picture Rocks.  Cross a small bridge, and turn right on water street.  The Rocks will be about 3 blocks back on the right.  There's pull off parking along the road on the right.

"The peculiar name - Picture Rocks - was given to the place by the early settlers, who found crude Indian pictures painted on the rocks. They have long since disappeared. These hieroglyphics attracted much attention at first and were long regarded as an object of curiosity by the whites. What they indicated no one could tell. Tradition informs us that the flat on which the town is built was once a favorite camping place for bands of Monsie Indians, and as many arrow points and other relies of the departed race were found there, such was probably the fact." History of Lycoming County by Meginness 

The pillars read "The Rocks" 

For awhile, the area was shown on google maps as "Kings Beach". That has recently been corrected.  

 From what little  I could find about the area, the park is owned by the borough.

The "no trespassing" signs refer to vehicles, you are not allowed to drive in here.  There are plastic chains down both sides to keep people from parking on the grass as well.  

To the left of the entrance road, there is an altar area and a large grassy field.  Weddings have been held here - it's much prettier in the spring and summer!

To the right is another large grass area, with picnic tables.

We visited last winter when huge blocks of ice had broken up and "landed" along the beach.

Unrelated side note - 
Borough resident John Wesley Little achieved regional fame for his watercolor landscapes and images of rural farms and animals. His studio/home is located along Water Street. His original paintings are highly sought after at local auctions.  Read more about him here - 
 https://susquehannavalley.blogspot.com/2020/02/john-wesley-little-artist-from-picture.html

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