Fullers Overlook
Penn State Fullers Overlook
Stewarding the Future of Education, Research, and Environmental Resilience
A Historic Gift of Land and Legacy
Thanks to the vision and generosity of Mort and Sue Fuller, Penn State Fullers Overlook stands as a living testament to ecological preservation, resilient agriculture, and cultural heritage. Managed by Penn State Sustainability, the site will highlight evidence-based solutions addressing pressing regional and global challenges; benefiting the community, the environment, and beyond.
The Vision
Penn State envisions this property as a dynamic hub for education, research, and collaboration in Northeast Pennsylvania. It will serve as a field research station for academic exploration, a gathering space for field trips, workshops, and symposia, and a demonstration site showcasing innovative practices that enhance land, water, and ecosystem health.
A Landmark Gift for Education and Preservation
Penn State Fullers Overlook is one of the largest gifts of land and property in the University’s history. Located 16 miles northwest of Scranton, Pennsylvania, this expansive 355-acre property features over a dozen buildings, 40 bedrooms, more than 120 acres of forests, wetlands and meadows, a 39-acre lake, and a 10-acre regenerative farm.
Visit the Property
Schedule a tour and experience the rich diversity of the property firsthand—from forests, fields, and meadows to the serene lake that anchors this vibrant landscape.
Shape the Future
We invite you to share your ideas and insights on how we can best utilize Penn State Fullers Overlook for educational, research, and community-focused initiatives.