Beautiful, easy pull through full hook ups site right off route 80 30 minutes to State College…read moreGem mining Bounce pad

We camped here Memorial Day Weekend 2024. It's a nice campground. The spot we had was the biggest…read morecampsite we have ever had when camper camping. It was a pull through site. There was a nice fenced in dog park for the doggos with toys and running room. The location is convenient to Clearfield. We would definitely stay here again!

Definitely a hidden gem. Everyone is super friendly here. Very nice and reasonably priced. I would…read morecome back again. Right off the highway but not loud at all. *tip bring quarters to take a shower

Awesome little campground right off of 80 in western PA. Owners Mike and Lisa were so friendly and…read morehelpful. The bathrooms were clean and well-maintained. The campground was small, but the sites were not tight feeling. Overall great experience for our first night on a month long road trip. (We were traveling in a C class RV.)

This is a great remote spot to hike, camp, fish, and generally just get away from everything. It…read moreis located within the Rothrock State Forest, adjacent to Greenwood Furnace State Park, and near the site of an old CCC camp. There are 18 rustic campsites, with water fountains/spigots, non-flush toilets, picnic tables, and grills available for campers and day use visitors. There are garbage cans available, but it is advised that you pack out your trash if possible. The roads leading into and out of the park are unpaved and are not plowed in the winter. Four wheel drive is not necessary to get there, but if you drive a car that is low to the ground be aware that the trip up will not be the smoothest. We spent a long weekend here in mid October, and while there were a few other couples and families camping on Fri/Sat night, on Sunday we were completely alone. It was isolated and a little creepy, but ultimately it was really nice to be away from civilization! Rangers drive through a couple times of day. There are some nice trails, lots of wildlife (keep your food in your car, if you don't want to be visited by foxes and coyotes in the middle of the night) streams, and a pond that is stocked for fishing. It is a nice, quiet place to kick back & enjoy the outdoors. I am really looking forward to visiting again!

Used to take Leo here to stare at the stars. Wow! There's a crapload of them here. Was always glad…read moreLeo was along because there's remnants of the famous Seven Mountains black wolf pack still around. Maybe they were just huge black coyotes but they certainly sounded like the wolves from a Dracula movie howling.

Amazing site for camping and water recreation. Hosts were gracious and accommodating. We had a…read morelarge group and had plenty of room for our cooking and socializing. Be prepared for frequent trains running near the property. I thought it added a special charm to the place.

7/2019 We loved this campground!! The sites are huge and…read morewell marked, and the bathrooms are clean. The main attractions, though, are easy access to the gorgeous Juniata River, the beautiful dark night sky and the trains. This is a perfect place for a family reunion, or a church youth or scout troop. The icing on this very sweet spot was the fire circle surrounded by swings, with twinkle lights overhead. We can't recommend this place highly enough.

A true jewel of an outdoor spot for boating, camping, fishing and swimming. Raystown lake is…read morehuge...28 miles and over 120 miles of shoreline between Huntington and Saxton, Pa, not far from Altoona in central PA. Clean water - you can swim care free and eat the fish you catch. Public launches and two nice marinas. Lake Raystown resort is terrific for family fun, especially if you're a boat owner! This is a wonderful gem in PA for family fun! We've been coming for years...and love it!

Quiet, peaceful, friendly guest. I can't wait to bring my family and friends next summerread more

We stayed in Cabin #2 The Whispering Pines cabin. We had a nice experience for the most part. The…read morecabin was warm and the WiFi worked great. The couch was a little on the shorter side so it was slightly difficult to get comfortable on the couch. The bed was pretty low to the ground and it was tough to get in and out of and both my boyfriend and I had trouble sleeping because of it. There were bugs across the floor of the cabin near the windows in the living room. There was no broom and dustpan anywhere that we could find to clean it up. If we come back I think we'll most likely stay at the Tiny Homes. They were much cleaner and the bed was a lot more comfortable.

We rented one of the tiny homes and it was absolutely perfect for a wkd getaway for my husband and…read moreI. We already dream of returning.

The campground itself is nice. We wouldn't recommend it though for teenagers, as there isn't a lot…read moreto do in terms of activities. There is no pool, internet, etc. Things that kids may miss. There is a small playground that is nice for smaller children, and a pond you can swim in. We found this to be more of a nice quiet place for adults. The one thing that we noticed is that many of the spots, probably 80-85% are permanent campers. Unfortunately the one we ended up next to was not very cordial. We weren't even there half and hour and she yelled at us to get our totes out of 'her' yard. We were hooking up and had a few small totes sitting right outside our camper with electrical, sewer, etc. items. When asked what space we did have, she informed us that we only had the gravel and a small strip of grass on the other side of our RV. Right after she claimed her territory, she allowed her dog to come onto our spot, around the other side of our RV and snoop around all our belongings. It started up our steps when we asked the she please get her dog off our spot. Normally we wouldn't have said anything because we like dogs, but after her rudeness, we weren't going to give any slack. The shower house was nice, but not very clean on Saturday evening. There was some mold on the curtain and no paper towels. There are also no mats or anything on the floor, and it becomes extremely slippery. Be sure to take a mat or wear shower shoes so you don't fall. The staff were very friendly and helpful and the trails around the woods were beautiful. All in all it was a nice weekend, and we would probably stay again as long as we didn't have nasty neighbors. :)

Horrible stay, drunk people all over the place, a kid threw a rock at our truck, and we went to the…read moremom, and then the owners of the campground said we should leave if I'm so mad, and our deer antlers in the bed of the truck were not allowed because of animal cruelty. Might go back and hunt down there and stay here and bring my deer and skin them there.

Nice area to visit. Great for kids. Lots of huge rocks to climb around on. Plenty of parking…read more Concession stand available. Primitive bathrooms. It's free to visit, donations boxes posted at trailhead.

Beautiful fall day in Pennsylvania. Cross country drive from Pittsburgh to Clearfield. We see a…read moresign for Bilgers Rocks and decide to check it out. There were three separate photo shoots happening, including a bride - complete with wedding dress. The locals know what they've got here regarding backdrop opportunities, for sure. The area is very beautiful, and the rocks are house- sized. The area has a large parking area, trail maps, pavilions, camping and a forest snack bar. Definitely worth a day trip for any nature lovers. Maybe worth a weekend for you wilderness lovers!