St. Marys Sportsmen's Club

Entrance & Directions

The club is located on the Glen Hazel Road approximately 4 miles north of St. Marys. Depending on the route you use coming into St. Marys, you can select from the following directions:

Route 120 East from Ridgway – when you reach the traffic light at the intersection of Route 120 and South St. Marys Street, turn left, follow Route 120 East for 2 blocks (use the left lane of traffic), turn right and travel one block, turn left (crossing the railroad tracks) onto Route 255 North, travel one block and bear to the right at the Diamond theater continuing straight up the hill. Stay on that road for about 4 miles. The Sportsmen’s club will be on your left.

Route 120 West from Emporium – as you enter St. Marys you turn right at the 2^nd traffic light, continue a few blocks, cross the railroad tracks, travel one block and bear to the right at the Diamond theater continuing straight up the hill. Stay on that road for about 4 miles. The Sportsmen’s club will be on your left.

Route 255 North from DuBois – you will enter St. Marys on the 4-lane highway, travel into the center of town until you come to a “right turn only” intersection, turn right and travel one block, turn left (crossing the railroad tracks), travel one block and bear to the right at the Diamond theater continuing straight up the hill. Stay on that road for about 4 miles. The Sportsmen’s club will be on your left.

Route 255 South from Johnsonburg – when you enter St. Marys stay on Route 255 until you reach a set of railroad tracks, turn left as you cross the tracks, travel one block, turn left again (crossing the railroad tracks again) onto Route 255 North, travel one block and bear to the right at the Diamond theater continuing straight up the hill. Stay on that road for about 4 miles. The Sportsmen’s club will be on your left.

For Facility Rentals, call Fred Fritz

  @ 814-834-7626

  The club has 4 food plots that are maintained by Pheasants Forever N.C. Division.

  Equipped with a 100h.p. John Deere tractor and implements they get the job done.

  Donations of seed corn provided by the Wild Turkey Federation. Soy beans and   sorghum provided by  Pheasants Forever. Sun flowers and fertilizer provided by the St. Marys Sportsmen's Club.

       The club has rearing ponds where the trout are raised to legal lengths for stocking area streams. Below is the nusery where trout are held over for 2 yrs,. and attain lengths of 18" to over 20". Trout stocking begins in April until the fish are gone.          

           The St. Marys Sportsmen in co-operation with the PA Fish Commission closed off 1/2 mile of Powers Run for a "Childrens Fishing Area only. The stream is stocked by Domtar Fish Club, Island Run Sportsmen and fish from Campowners Assoc. and the St. Marys Sportsmen. Age limits 15yrs. and under.  (new age limit).