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With over 40 different tent campsites available, the Que Family Rec Area is sure to have one that fits your liking. Whether you would like a heavily wooded site or one right on the lake with small boat access, or both, all sites are a short walk away from the shower house and water. There are even a few large group sites that can accommodate up to 40 guests. All guest must have day pass and leave by 9 PM.
Once your camp has been set, enjoy the swim beach, nature trails, fishing pier, playground, or sports fields.
The Que Family Rec Area can also be enjoyed by those who take a slice of home with them. With 25 different RV sites, pop-up campers, fifth-wheel trailers, travel trailers, and motor-homes all have a place at the Rec Area.
All sites have a firm packed pad, fire-ring, picnic table, and 110V / 30 amp electric service. Sites 5,6,7,8,9,10,16, 27 and 28 also have 50 amp service. Sewage dump and water are nearby and the shower house and restrooms are a very short walk. There is no water hook-up at each site. All guest must have day pass and leave by 9 PM.
Quemahoning Dam Road, Hollsopple, PA 15935
From the East:
Take Pennsylvania Turnpike (76) to the Somerset Exit #110 (former Exit # 10)
Take Route 601 North to its junction with Route 219
Go North on Route 219 to the Jennerstown/Rt. 30 Exit
Take a Left onto Route 30 for .25 miles
Right on Main St. and take immediate Right on Alwine
Go .8 miles until a T intersection
Go RIGHT on Green Bridge Rd. for 1.5 miles
Turn LEFT on Quemahoning Dam Rd. and cross bridge
At stop sign, turn RIGHT and continue for about 2 miles
The entrance to the recreation area is on your RIGHT!
From the West:
Take Route 30 East through Ligonier and Jennerstown
Left on Main St. and take immediate Right on Alwine.
Go .8 miles until a T intersection
Go RIGHT on Green Bridge Rd. for 1.5 miles
Turn LEFT on Quemahoning Dam Rd. and cross bridge
At stop sign, turn RIGHT and continue for about 2 miles
The entrance to the recreation area is on your RIGHT!
Enjoyed the campsite on the water and the canoe rentals. Frustrated because the camp host/ check in people made my family buy another campsite, telling my family members we had two vehicles and that wasn't allowed even though you get two parking passes. This caused a lot of stress. Other sites had multiple people and cars, RVs, etc and all we had were two cars and one tent, so I don't know why we were singled out and overcharged in this way.
We arrived Friday stayed till Monday..great place everyone was nice and helpful.Crafts for kids was fun...animal friendly... loved our stay.. highly recommend.
Been going there before it was a campsite. I live there's a place to swim. Then the camping area. Showers are so hot it's great for when camping. Also accessible bathrooms, pavilions to rent for parties. My fav. You can rent stand up paddle boards and kayaks!!!! So much fun. Abd for fishing you can park anywhere around the dam and fish or there's docking at the site for any boats. Just please clean up after yourself. It ruins things for all. I sound like Yogi the bear. Don't cause forest fires. Lol.
Wow the updates since I was there last. You can rent kayaks, paddle boards and bikes. Beach has beautiful sand and water seemed very clean.
