I tent camped here for one night the Friday of Labor Day weekend. They still had a tent spot…read moreavailable when we showed up :) The tent site was nice, though a little hard to find - it was flat and had a fire pit and a picnic table. The RV neighbors had adorable lights set up and a cute garden. The staff was VERY nice, they have a cool little store with food/drinks/stuff to buy (including shot glasses from every state, interesting). The bathroom could have been a little bit cleaner and the bathroom stalls were a little bit on the small side, but it was nice enough. I'd definitely stay again, and the location is very convenient to downtown and the battlefield sites.

We have been coming to this campground periodically for over 10 years. the bathrooms are very…read moreclean. However, the Wi-Fi is terrible at the sites deeper into the property. For what they charge to camp here placing some Wi-Fi boosters would improve the experience. During our last stay the campground lost water pressure. This was resolved within a couple of hours, but is we were leaving on this day it would have delayed us. Was always our first choice campground, but now might consider one of the others when we return to the area.

A bit of a mixed bag for me at Cunningham Falls…read more.. I was excited to find a listing of parks that supposedly had wheelchair accessible trails. I've never been to Cunningham Falls before and the idea of seeing a waterfall seemed lovely. However, the accessible boardwalk has strips on pretty much everything board which made me feel like I was riding a very angry horse. Each bump shot pain up my spine. I'm writing this a day later and I still hurt, and I think I'm a pretty tough chick... and the view of the falls was mostly blocked and not worth the actual pain. The Falls is more like a small stream of water that splashes down some rocks. It's a soothing noise but I was expecting something more grandiose... I suppose I could blame climate change. Most of the old stream beds are dry. We also checked out the "south beach" which I enjoyed. There's plenty of pavement, and packed gravel. I couldn't get close to the water, but that's okay because it was a sunny day and I prefer to stick to the shade. I was impressed by the fact that every picnic table has a grill nearby. If I lived closer I'd like to think I'd come to the south beach often, hide in the trees near the river, grill something delicious... but I was a several hours long trip from Dundalk, so it's unlikely that I'll return. It was a nice day-trip though. I don't regret going.

Hikes in a Sunday with friends. 100% recommend. I'd say it's beginner friendly. Beautiful water…read moreviews both on the hike and in the picnic areas. Hammocks, rental canoes. Such a nice all day event with families or a mate. Trash free park, wheelchair accessible, clean bathrooms. 100% recommend

We enjoyed our time here overall. I would say, compared to the previous Yogi Bear Campground in…read moreBedford County, PA, just north of Pittsburgh, this one fell a little short. The positives of this place is the staff was overall very friendly, the water park was awesome and it was very quick to get here from DC. The downsides was that it is fairly pricey, the store is incredibly limited, and overall it feels a lot more dated than the Bedford location. Also, food is incredibly limited. We ended up ordering on Uber Eats since this Yogi Bear didn't offer dinner service and their pizza ovens stopped working. It was late in the season though.

I enjoyed the water park amenities for the kids although I did not love that all the staff went to…read morethe bathroom at the same time and all the kids had to be removed from the water, for younger kids this is extremely disruptive. My room had a wide range of issues which did hinder my trip and made the high price for my cabin non justifiable. The main office was closed and called back the next day which was not ideal. The events were not always timely for instance the advertised pool party didn't start getting setup until 15 minutes after advertised and it was indeed not a party. Lastly the canteen was inexcusably inefficient for grabbing a meal by the pool. You had to wait in line for 45+ minutes and then were quoted an additional 1+ hour until you would get your food. In all this park has so much potential to be better. But if cabins are not up to par, guests should be contacted in advance or given a remedy.

Good place overall. The staff were friendly, not in an always-grinning way, but more in a next door…read moreneighbor kind of way, if that makes sense. The bathrooms were fine, and the showers included in the price. Having paper towels in there is helpful, and the dish washing sink is better than many. Nothing fancy, but it has hot water, a counter and roof. No issues with late check-in, and the tent sites seem pretty well shaded. Also, the tent pads were good, plenty large enough and made of sand. Some of the sites seemed a little close, but they tried to keep a little vegetation between them.

I booked a spot with full hook ups. They gave me site number 82. The sewer hook up was higher than…read morethe area where the RV was parked. Black and gray water do not run uphill. I had to wait until we're leaving the campsite to move to a dump site to drain my tanks. My son was given sight 84. Loose gravel had been dumped there and was not even leveled. He could not use his leveling ramps to level the trailer because the ramps slid when the trailer wheels tried to climb up on them. The campground moved him to site 86 and it was so out of level that we had to raise the tongue of the travel trailer 24 inches above the ground to achieve level. The Jack does not go that high so we had to improvise to level the trailer. Having the tongue 24 inches above the ground is just dangerous. Campsites that are not reasonably level should never be rented to a camper. My son and I have been RV ing for 8 years and we will never return to Artillery Ridge Campground in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania

If you're looking for an easy but super cool hike with big payoff, Hammonds Rocks in Michaux State…read moreForest is a must. I stopped by on a warm, sunny October Sunday morning while in the area for the National Apple Harvest Festival (about 30 minutes away), and somehow had the whole place to myself. It was so peaceful--just the sound of leaves rustling in the breeze and the occasional thud of acorns falling from the trees. The walk in is short and easy--basically a flat stroll past a couple of informational signs to reach the boulder outcropping. From there, the fun begins! Hammonds Rocks is about 400 feet long, with massive stone formations to climb, wander, and explore. I spent about 45 minutes hopping from stone to stone, taking photos, and checking out different angles of the formations. Even without climbing, there are plenty of spots to enjoy the view, though the tall trees do block some of it. Still, with the leaves just starting to turn to their fall colors, it was absolutely beautiful. The info signs are worth a pause, too--they really put things into perspective. One noted that when the sediments making up these rocks were deposited, the spot where I was standing was on the shore of a great ocean...530-600 MILLION years ago. Wild. Absolutely mind blowing! As for access: don't panic when Google Maps tells you the next few miles are unpaved. The gravel road is manageable if you take it slow and keep an eye out for some monster ruts. (Speaking from experience: this 40-something woman in her beloved Alfa Romeo made it just fine.) Just don't attempt in winter without knowing what you're getting into--the roads aren't maintained in snow or ice. Overall, Hammonds Rocks is an easy, low-effort, high-reward stop. Whether you're climbing, photographing, or just taking in the history and scenery, it's a great way to spend part of your day in Michaux.

This is the worst camp site ever in the ground. Are the rocks very hard to get a good steak in the…read moreground. The campers that come there are disgusting. There was this fat white woman with her kid kid is noisy and very rude. Very intrusive in my area and she never scolded him once.The rangers are nasty liars they judge you the accuse of things fine for some thing that wasn't posted so they fined us and we didn't know that we couldn't do So we got fine for it

Website won't work right. Could not reserve a spot. What good is a website when you have to call…read morefor more than 15 days? It like they want to discriminate on the sound of your voice.

This is by far the best campground we have ever been to. The owners and staff are really nice! The…read moresites are huge and most have lots of trees. We were at site #14 right on the creek than runs through campground. They have a sweet deal if your local for seasonal use. We were from out of town, not full time RV but travel throughout US six months out of the year. If you go here don't forget to get some of the fresh fruit and tomatoes in season. We got huge heirloom tomatoes for 3 for $1. Unbelievable, they were so good. Reasonably priced, we paid $49 a night! Sell good dry firewood too!

We camped here for two nights while we explored Gettysburg. The leaves were in color and the…read morecampground was really lovely. The facilities were clean, the sites are level and the staff friendly and helpful. It was a plus that we were able to fill our propane tanks here instead of making a special excursion, there's lots to see and do in Gettysburg. My only gripe was that most of the Campground is gravel, no pavement so the rains made it very muddy. Still, I highly recommend!

I would absolutely not recommend this campground. The only reason we stay here is for the winefest…read moreso we don't have to drive. Let's start at the beginning ..Cora in the office was just downright nasty when I went to check in. It's also $10 pp to just park your vehicle at the site if you are visiting after the winefest for a few hours. My campsite had huge holes throughout it which made it hazardous for not only my 80 year old parents but also for myself with back issues. I accidentally fell from stepping in the hole and was very lucky I didn't break a bone. We ended up putting our trash bin in the one big hole so nobody else fell. The showers had cobwebs and mildew and you couldn't adjust the water temperature.. you got whatever temp came out. Then On check out day.. the sewer must have been backed up cause when I went to dump the grey tank it all started coming out of the sewer hole like a water fountain all over the campsite. Totally disgusting.

We do enjoy coming camping but not sure what's changed this year here with the speeding around the…read morecampground! Speeding speeding!be aware! Camp store is very very bare.we had asked at the end of the season last year why it was so bare but they said they were going through what they had and returning this season with pretty much the same exact amount of things. Also there is an older woman who at the gate is NOT pleasant at all.Very rude and not welcoming. Last year we had no issues! Also have heard that there is lack of staff and no manager at all. I have definitely noticed and was informed by the nice woman working the store. Pool area: unattended kids and kids riding around on their scooters on the porch...around the pool.

Love this park. The staff are friendly and helpful, it is clean and well maintained. The only…read morecomplaint is the gun fire from the shooting range, which is nearby startling my dogs.

Paradise Stream was a fun relaxing camping trip with friends and family…read more This was our first visit and we were impressed. The staff was friendly, welcoming, and helpful. The campground is large and organized into different sections/site types including cabins and glamping tents. There are sites overlooking the lake and ones that are more secluded. Our site was in the 200 block and very level. It took no time at all to get the camper set up for the weekend. Water pressure was good and steady power. WI-FI was also average for a campground. If you enjoy a campfire and plan on staying a few days spring for the "cage" of firewood/weekender. It is a large metal cage of firewood they deliver to your site for only $50. That may seem like a lot, but with single bundles costing between $7-$10 at most places this is a deal. We had a steady campfire going for 3 nights/days and still had wood left. There are amenities for kids and adults from the pools, lakes, and activities to the wine shed and music. Everyone can find something to do that they would enjoy. There is a well-stocked general store and ice cream shop!

This was our third year at Paradise Stream. As with past years we enjoyed our stay! One plus is…read morethat the past two years we had a different spot than the first year that we absolutely LOVE - already booked for next year! The campground is clean and the staff are very friendly. The owners are top notch. The camp store does not disappoint. They have everything you can imagine, and the salted caramel iced coffee is a MUST! Plenty of activities for everyone. The shuffle board and pickle ball areas have been updated for this year, and all the other areas are still in great shape - pool, game room, gaga ball, etc. Spending time riding around the campground in a golf cart is a must if you want to see everything. The views from the top near the lake are spectacular! Glad we made this one of our summer 'homes!' It does not disappoint!!