By:
Submission
Located 7 miles west of Coudersport, PA on route 6 at mile marker 70.
Quiet camping Sunday through Wednesday mid August. Camp on the river site 25. 120, 30amp, and 50amp on that site. Plenty of room for a larger rig. Mostly shady all day as well. No sewer. If you have a water pressure regulator, I would advise that for your fresh hookup. It poured for a day straight while there and the drainage on the sites in my area was great..no pools under trailer or awning. Also, note that cell reception was fairly good and they have free wifi for guest: hi quality streaming did not work for me, so download any movies you may need for the kids ahead of time. If you forget any items, there is a dollar general not far away.
This is our new favorite campground. The facility is very well maintained and clean. Our kids loved it. They swam, used the splash pad and tubed all day. They utilized the parks, rail pups, and Gaga ball frequently. It is great for families. I highly recommend! We camped in a travel trailer and have no complaints about the sites.
This beautiful campground is perfectly placed among a number of family friendly activities and breathtaking state parks. The campground boasted the natural beauty of the region with surrounding mountains, the cool and clear Allegheny River passing through, and beautiful green grass and trees. The beauty continues through the night with an incredible view of the stars not seen in cities and suburbs filled with lights. Everything was very clean and well- kept, owners were available, service was top-notch. The pool was very nice and clean, and the splash pad was so much fun! We played a quick round of mini golf and enjoyed the playgrounds too.
During our stay, we ventured to Elk Country, Kinzua Bridge, Gary’s Golf, The Lumber Museum, The Ice Mine, and Cherry Springs State Park.
I can’t think of a thing I’d change about our trip- except for maybe extending it!
It was pricey for tent camping but I understand why. A very convenient set up for kids to have fun. My two loved fishing, tubing, the mini train and gold sleuthing, as well as time spent at the two playgrounds, pool and splash pad. Didn't bring the dogs but it was nice we could have, nice dog park and amenities for waste disposal. Fellow campers were really cool and invited us to play kickball, 20 or 25 people played, the kids had a blast. A well kept campground with professional staff and plenty to do.
