We camped at Blue Knob State Park in June 2020. Very nice, quiet, and clean. Wooded with good space and privacy between most spots. Sites on the exterior of the loop are wooded... the interior ones are exposed and not private. A few hiking trails right from the campground. NO CELL SERVICE for many miles. We enjoyed our time and relaxed, but felt like there wasn’t a whole lot to do in the area and did everything in 2 days. We were a bit unprepared and hoped to drive to a restaurant to avoid cooking one night... nearest place was a pizza place that was about an hour away. Enjoyed our time, but wouldn’t spend more than 2 nights.

I’m not sure where the name “seven mile creek” came from, but this is the Seneca State Forest campground. It might be one of the best kept secrets. There are 10 campsites- almost all of them are very private and beside a small beautiful creek. There is no phone service anywhere which is fantastic. There are several hiking trails that leave right from the campground. No electric. Water is provided by a manual pump (see photos). There is a firewood shed that uses the honor system. This is truly one of the most beautiful rustic campgrounds and you should definitely visit!