Welcome Home to Duncannon

Duncannon is in the state of Pennsylvania, in Perry County. It is considered a borough and is part of the Harrisburg-Carlisle Metropolitan Statistical Area. Average temperatures range between thirty-degrees Fahrenheit up to the low seventies and rainy days are slightly above the national average. The area averages three-to-four inches monthly. Snow bunny in the crew? Duncannon gets an average of eight-to-ten inches of snow every month during the coldest winter months, so there is sure to be a little bit-o-snow to enjoy. Duncannon residents enjoy low crime rates, a small-town where everyone knows your name, big, wide, open spaces for outdoor play, and its location on the Susquehanna River and the Appalachian Trail.

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Duncannon Rental Trends

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What's Going on in Duncannon

History is everywhere and there is no exception in Duncannon. History buffs will find plenty to explore in Duncannon and its surrounding areas. Before the late 1820s, there was no Toll Bridge, so a ferry provided transportation over the Susquehanna River. Clark's Ferry Bridge Company is named for Daniel Clark, who began operating the ferry service in 1785. The spot offers a great view of the river and is part of the Appalachian Trail. For more info on history of Duncannon, visit the Historical Society of Perry County. The society was formed way back in 1923 and has been preserving the history of Perry County since. The society runs a great museum in the historic Blue Ball Tavern. A must-see for anyone interested in the history of this area.

Fisher-people in the house? Thanks to the Susquehanna River and many streams and other rivers in and around Duncannon, fisherman can find plenty of opportunities to use the old rod and reel. For tons of info on fishing on the Susquehanna River, click here. Lovers of the outdoors can also find many areas to spend time outside here. The Ibberson Conservation Area State Park is a 370-acre conservation area with an amazing trail system, plenty of wildlife to view, and even areas for hunting. The Appalachian Trail runs through part of the park and during the winter cross-country skiing is available. It is a great, big, beautiful place to go for a little R&R.

Kids in Duncannon go to public school at Susquenita Elementary School, Susquenita Ms School, and Susquenita High School. Want to learn more about the fun-to-say Susquenita School District? Click here.

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