Riverside park is one of several parks in Huntingdon. While your at Riverside park, you can enjoy the pavilion, have a cookout, fog fishing, kayaking, canoeing, walk around the loop, and float down the river. There also is a gazebo not far from the playground. It's a very nice well kept park.
This park is also where I had my senior pictures taken. I wanted to make sure my cache is a little secluded from the actual playground area. The cache is hidden where it's less populated. I'm surprised there wasn't a cache already hidden there honestly. Great spot!
You will be looking for a lock in lock plastic container. I put lots of swag (swag for kids to) and a trinket for the FTF!
Please be mindful of muggles and please put cache back as found.
RIVERSIDE PARK
Following the devastating flood aftermath of Hurricane Agnes in 1972 and the subsequent Redevelopment Project that followed, ground became available for use as park and recreational areas. Being in a flood prone zone, these small lots were turned over to Smithfield Township. In the 1990s, an adjoining property was acquired and a plan was developed. Riverside Park now exists for the public's enjoyment. Two pavilions are available for reservation through the Township Office. A handicap accessible playground is located beside the largest pavilion and a paved walking path surrounds the Park. Picnic tables and benches are scattered around the Park grounds. A hard launch for small motorized watercraft is also available at the Park.
Located along the Juniata River, Riverside Park is accessed from Pennsylvania Avenue between S. 4th Street and Penn Street (PA 26).
http://www.huntingdoncounty.net/Munic/SmithfieldTownship/Pages/Riverside-Park.aspx