About Patton

Two hours northeast of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Patton stands 85 miles away. A declining population of 2,000 residents find the rural village in Cambria County to provide a rustic ambience unmatched by other communities. The now defunct Patton Clay Works has won international acclaim for the town, with its products being used for the Panama Canal and Eiffel Tower. Residents of a Patton house or apartment for rent find that the town’s location in seemingly the “middle of nowhere” is actually not too accurate as they can accomplish most errands and chores in nearby Altoona. Additionally the I-99 and a regional rail network that passes through Patton provide ample transportation.

Residents of an apartment or home rental in Patton have a variety of recreational options within a few minutes drive, including Rock Run Recreation, one of the region’s largest ATV parks. During the summer and fall, Chest Creek is a popular fishing area, and residents can usually spot dozens, if not hundreds, of fisherman lining its banks. Prince Gallitzin State Park and Glendale Lake can be found on the fringe of Patton and feature beautiful hiking trails, bike paths, and campgrounds. Patton Park includes 7 pavilions, bathhouse, community pool, a band shell, picnic area, basketball courts, tennis courts, volleyball nets, and various playgrounds. Largely the most liked part in Patton, the area also features organized sports as well as pick-up games on the weekends.

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