Eat and visit in Oneida

Raystown Golf Resort is an 18-hole course on Standing Stone Road in Huntingdon, a few minutes from Raystown Lake. Before it reopened, news reports called the property Standing Stone and Sunset Golf Club. Geoffrey Cornish designed the layout in the early 1970s, according to the Altoona Mirror, and the new owners kept the original 18 holes.

The clubhouse has Snapper's Bar & Grill, which the resort's site says is designed to serve golfers first and others too. The restaurant keeps its own hours, open Tuesday to Saturday from 2 pm to 8:30 pm and closed Sunday and Monday. The resort also hosts leagues and tournaments, and has a driving range that its site describes as open to the public.

Memberships for 2027 are listed at $1050 a year for ages 30 to 64, and members get free green fees, per the membership page. Luxury cabins and campsites are listed as future plans on the resort's site. The 2026 schedule lists the Veteran's Day Cross Country Scramble for Saturday, November 7.

• Geoffrey Cornish designed the layout in the early 1970s, and the original 18 holes were kept. source
• Snapper's Bar & Grill is open Tuesday to Saturday, 2 pm to 8:30 pm, per the resort's dining page. source
• Individual membership for ages 30 to 64 is $1050 a year on the 2027 price list. source
• The first tournament, the Veterans Day Cross Country Scramble, was held in November 2025. source
• The driving range is complete and open to the public, per the resort's home page. source

“The golf community has seen a rebirth of sorts in Huntingdon County as the original Standing Stone Golf Course has recently re-opened under the name of Raystown Golf Resort.”Ken Love, Altoona Mirror, 1 August 2025

“After seeing more of it when the property came up for sale, my wife and I fell in love with the place.”Casey McGraw, Altoona Mirror, 1 August 2025

“Raystown Golf Resort is a scenic 18-hole golf destination nestled in the heart of Central Pennsylvania.”Raystown Golf Resort, Raystown Golf Resort website, 2026

State Game Lands Number 322 is a state-owned tract in Huntingdon County with its centre point in Oneida Township, listed in OpenStreetMap as run by the Pennsylvania Game Commission. The Commission says the primary purpose of its state game lands is management of habitat for wildlife, that they provide opportunities for lawful hunting and trapping, and that secondary recreational uses are permitted.

A Daily News article from September 2026 names the Cliff Trail on this tract as one of at least three known hiking trails in Huntingdon County that run through state game lands. The article gives no length, parking spot or trailhead for it. The Commission's maps page says its state game lands maps are PDF files, found by entering the game lands number in a search bar.

Hunters and hikers use the same state game lands in the fall. Fluorescent orange must be worn on state game lands from Thursday, Oct. 1, through Sunday, Jan. 31, 2027, and a Game Commission official says the requirement applies to people walking pets as well as to hunters.

• The Cliff Trail on State Game Lands 322 is named among at least three known hiking trails on state game lands in Huntingdon County. source
• Fluorescent orange is required on state game lands from Thursday, Oct. 1, through Sunday, Jan. 31, 2027. source
• The Game Commission says it owns and manages more than 1.5 million acres of state game lands. source
• OpenStreetMap tags the tract as a State Game Land with hunting allowed, operated by the Pennsylvania Game Commission. source

“the Cliff Trail on State Game Lands 322”Jordan Rhodes, Huntingdon Daily News, 5 September 2026

“fluorescent orange must be worn while on state game lands from Thursday, Oct. 1, through Sunday, Jan. 31, 2027.”Jordan Rhodes, Huntingdon Daily News, 5 September 2026

“The primary purpose of these lands is the management of habitat for wildlife and provide opportunities for lawful hunting and trapping.”Pennsylvania Game Commission

Stone Creek Valley Park is a park in Oneida Township, Huntingdon County. The current version of its OpenStreetMap entry dates from 12 August 2024, tags it as a park and records an elevation tag of 196.

The OpenStreetMap entry carries no operator, website or opening hours tag. Hours, facilities and whether the park is open to the public are not yet confirmed.

• Tagged leisure=park under the name Stone Creek Valley Park in OpenStreetMap source
• Elevation tagged as 196 in OpenStreetMap source
• Census County Subdivision for the coordinates is Oneida township (county code 061, state 42) source
• Nominatim lists the park in Oneida Township, Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania source