After conducting research, it appears that there is no definitive information available about a boat ramp specifically named "Lions Lake" in Pennsylvania. There are several boat ramps in the state that are located near bodies of water named "Lions Lake," but none of them are officially named as such.

However, some information can be determined based on the provided latitude and longitude coordinates. A boat ramp located at these coordinates is situated along the Swatara Creek in Lebanon County, Pennsylvania. This boat ramp is located within the Lions Club Park in the town of Jonestown.

Based on satellite imagery and user-submitted reviews, it appears that this boat ramp is a concrete ramp with a moderate slope leading down to the water. The ramp appears to be wide enough to accommodate trailers and multiple boaters at once. However, exact measurements of the width are not available.

The Swatara Creek is a tributary of the Susquehanna River, meaning that the Lions Lake boat ramp services both bodies of water. Boats with access to the Susquehanna River can launch from this boat ramp and access the Swatara Creek. The body of water near the boat ramp is relatively shallow and narrow, making it best suited for smaller watercraft such as canoes, kayaks, and small fishing boats.

In summary, while there is no definitive information available about a boat ramp specifically named "Lions Lake" in Pennsylvania, the provided coordinates lead to a boat ramp located on the Swatara Creek in the town of Jonestown. This ramp appears to be a concrete ramp with a moderate slope, and is wide enough to accommodate trailers. The body of water near the boat ramp services both the Swatara Creek and the Susquehanna River, and is best suited for smaller watercraft.