"We stand in solidarity with the Pennsylvania DCNR as they mourn the loss of one of their own," said Fire Chief Glenn Forsyth.

Two days after his kayak capsized in swift water on the Neshaminy Creek, the body of Penn. State Park Ranger Alec Campbell has been recovered.

On May 23, 2025, a kayak accident proved fatal when a Park Resource Manager capsized on Neshaminy Creek and was pulled over a ...

A Pennsylvania state park in Bucks County reopened Tuesday, four days after the death of a park ranger. Alec Campbell fell out of a boat on Friday and died in Neshaminy Creek. Search crews found his ...

A fundraising effort is underway for the family of a Pennsylvania park resource ranger whose body was recovered two days ...

A fundraising campaign is underway for the park resource ranger recovered from the Neshaminy Creek Sunday. What we know about ...

Alec Campbell, a park resource ranger, was found dead in Neshaminy Creek after his kayak capsized, ending a three-day search.

Search crews recovered the body of 38-year-old park ranger Alec Campbell, who died in Tyler State Park in Bucks County after ...

Rescue crews recovered the body of a Park Resource Ranger who went missing in Neshaminy Creek. The Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources ...

A park ranger, missing after he fell from a boat, was found dead at a Pennsylvania state park, officials say.

Alec Campbell, 38, went missing on Friday, May 23, after his kayak capsized in the Neshaminy Creek in Tyler State Park, ...