Lake Blytheburn, located in Luzerne, Pennsylvania, is a privately owned recreational water resource regulated by the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection. Constructed in 1912, this Earth-type dam stands at 9.2 feet high and spans 497 feet in length, providing a storage capacity of 250 acre-feet and a surface area of 45 acres. The dam, situated on the TR Little Wapwallopen Creek, serves its primary purpose of recreation for the local community.

Despite its age, Lake Blytheburn maintains a satisfactory condition assessment with a high hazard potential. Regular inspections, the most recent conducted in December 2020, ensure the safety of the dam and surrounding areas. While there are no associated structures with the dam, its significance as a recreational site in Rice Township is underscored by its historical presence in the region. With a dedication to environmental protection and safety measures in place, Lake Blytheburn continues to be a valuable resource for water and climate enthusiasts alike.