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State Game Lands 191: hunting, parking and access

State Game Lands 191 is 1,223 acres owned by the Pennsylvania Game Commission in Erie County, inside WMU 1B. PGC's maps show 9 parking areas and 3 gates.

Data updated October 2026. Boundary, parking, roads and gates: PGC's game lands maps. Seasons: PGC 2026-27 Seasons and Bag Limits.

Map of Pennsylvania State Game Lands 191 with PGC's 9 parking areas, public land around it, and Wattsburg, North East and Penn State Erie (Behrend)

State game landsSGL 191PGC parkingWMU lineHighway

SGL 191 at a glance
Size1,223 acres, measured from PGC's boundary
CountiesErie
WMUWMU 1B
PGC regionNorthwest Region (office in Franklin)
Parking areas9 (8 gravel and 1 grass)
Game land roads closed to public vehicles1.8 miles
Gates3
Nearest townsWattsburg (4 mi), North East (8 mi) and Penn State Erie (Behrend) (9 mi)

Where do you park on SGL 191?

PGC maps 9 parking areas on State Game Lands 191, listed north to south. Surfaces: 8 gravel and 1 grass.

LotLatitude, longitudeSurfaceSize (square feet)
142.09619, -79.79999gravel
242.09615, -79.79021gravel2,500
342.09589, -79.80736gravel2,100
442.08671, -79.80128gravel1,500
542.08655, -79.80570gravel2,000
642.08316, -79.80100gravel1,000
742.07201, -79.80154gravel2,400
842.07175, -79.80837gravel2,400
942.07168, -79.79642grass1,200

Source: PGC State Game Lands parking areas. Sizes and surfaces are PGC's own records; a lot may be plowed or not in winter.

Which roads on SGL 191 are open to vehicles?

PGC's road layer shows no seasonally opened road on SGL 191.

PGC also maps 1.8 miles of game land road on SGL 191 that is closed to public vehicles. PGC's road layer counts 3.4 miles of road open to public traffic through or along the game lands. PGC records 3 gates here.

Sources: PGC State Game Lands roads; PGC State Game Lands gates. Road miles measured by FilledTag from PGC's lines.

Which WMU is SGL 191 in, and what is taken there?

SGL 191 lies wholly in WMU 1B. Seasons, antlerless licenses and harvest are kept by WMU, not by game lands; these are the figures for each whole WMU:

WMUGame lands acres in itAntlered deerAntlerless deerBears
WMU 1B1,22311,070 (2025-26)17,627 (2025-26)67 (2024)

In WMU 1B, 2026-27 archery deer runs October 3 to November 20, and December 26 to January 24, 2027 and the regular firearms season November 28 to December 13.

Harvest: PGC Annual Deer Population Report, April 2026; PGC's 2024 bear harvest release. Seasons: PGC 2026-27 Seasons and Bag Limits.

How do you get to SGL 191?

Highways within five miles: PA 89, I-86, PA 8, PA 430 and PA 474. Nearest towns: Wattsburg (4 miles), North East (8 miles), Penn State Erie (Behrend) (9 miles) and Northwest Harborcreek (10 miles).

PGC's land records for SGL 191: PGC real estate, SGL 191.

PGC's rules for every State Game Lands tract, from tree stands to fluorescent orange for non-hunters, are on the Pennsylvania hunting page.

Questions hunters ask

Where can you park on State Game Lands 191?

PGC maps 9 parking areas on SGL 191: 8 gravel and 1 grass. The largest PGC lists is about 2,500 square feet, at 42.0962, -79.7902. Every lot's coordinates are in the table on this page.

What WMU is State Game Lands 191 in?

All of SGL 191 is in WMU 1B. PGC estimates 11,070 antlered and 17,627 antlerless deer were taken in the whole WMU in 2025-26.

Can you drive on the roads in SGL 191?

PGC's road layer shows no road on SGL 191 that it opens to vehicles by season. It shows 1.8 miles of game land road closed to public vehicles. 3.4 miles of road through the game lands is open to traffic.

Can you camp on State Game Lands 191?

No. PGC does not allow camping on any State Game Lands, SGL 191 included. The nearest town is Wattsburg, 4 miles away, by the Census map of places.

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