I blew in last night for one night stay. I'm on a long distance motorcycle ride from Oklahoma City…read more Great campgrounds ! I enjoyed my stay completely! The Host was so friendly and helpful! Keeping this on my saves!

Can't really find anything negative to say about this campground. Stayed two nights in mid-October…read more The bathrooms are incredibly clean and updated. The owner is very nice and so accommodating. Gave us information on what to go see and do around the area. Even let us pick where we wanted to pitch our tent (even though we already booked a site) since there were no other tent campers at the time. They are expanding into the woods, which is where we stayed. Be aware that the ground in the woods is not very flat though. So bring cushion for your sleeping bag, or wake up sore. Fire pit is a little small, but you can manage. If you purchase firewood from them, they will drive it out and deliver it right to your tent. There is a nice creek that surrounds the tent sites, which drowns out the voices from the hookup sites. Wildlife is pretty active. Our first night, there was a den of coyotes that were very vocal all night. But, you don't go camping if you hate that kind of stuff.

We were in a last minute mix up and needed a last minute quiet place to relax and celebrate our…read moreanniversary. John and his wife were superb and even waited for us to arrive after hours. Beautiful place with kind people all around us. Thank you so much for helping us celebrate. C. Magelssen

What a beautiful camping area. Came here 7 years ago with my now wife and dog and stayed here for…read moretwo nights with my wife, 3 year old, 3 month old and two dogs in a pop up. What an awesome host that runs this place.

Great campground with lots of nice people. Canadohta Lake is a beautiful place to spend with…read morefamily.....

If you make a reservation on the phone with a credit card and you cancel you will not get that…read moremoney back I have been in one of there place it was so hot me and my wife had to stay in the living room on the floor were the air condition was. I will never go there again move on to Lloyd's better buisness.

Peaceful, clean family-friendly and dog-friendly campground; owners hard-working and friendly. We…read morehad a gem of a campsite with table, chairs grill, fire pit and privacy. When we arrived, the owner explained about not transporting firewood., and buying it from this place. All campers most likely know this already. Understandable, since live trees are a valuable asset to the campground and surrounding area. Disease and bugs that kill trees are a problem to be avoided. Store is well stocked, adequate laundry facilities. Nice amenities for families. We are birders, so found this campground convenient to Presque Isle SP and Erie NWR. Also saw birds and bunnies around the campground, fish and a snapping turtle in beautiful pond. We stayed 5 nights, got to chat with the owners numerous times, no complaints. Rules are reasonable and necessary to keep the place enjoyable. We were refunded money before our stay for an extra person we thought might be coming, but didn't. We saw parents and children enjoying themselves fishing and riding rented pedal cars. The only person I saw getting " yelled at" by owner was a lady who took her dog into the restroom. ( the one that had the dog park beside it) So I personally can't agree with the one-star reviews. Read them for entertainment, if you have time to waste. . Met a couple who come every year, and we would be happy to return also. This is our first time in this part of PA. Staying at this KOA was a great part of our trip,

Our stay at Mckean KOA was extremely disappointing and left us feeling unwelcome throughout our…read morevisit. From the moment we arrived, we felt that the campground was heavily monitored and controlled. We were told that an extra vehicle could not be parked on our campsite, despite it fitting entirely on our gravel pad without extending into the roadway or affecting neighboring sites. Shortly afterward, the owner approached us regarding another camper's difficulty accessing their site. We were parked completely within the boundaries of our own campsite, yet we were reprimanded and spoken to in a manner that we found unnecessary and unprofessional. One of the most frustrating experiences occurred during quiet hours. Our family was sitting around the campfire having a quiet conversation. There was no music, shouting, or disruptive behavior. In fact, we were speaking so softly that we could barely hear one another. Despite our efforts to be respectful of other campers, we were told to end our conversation and go to bed because it was quiet hours. In our view, quiet hours should mean keeping noise at a reasonable level out of consideration for others, not complete silence. After initially posting a review of our experience on the first night, we chose to continue our stay, comply with the campground's rules, and make the best of the situation. While we disagreed with many of the policies and the level of oversight, we accepted them and moved forward. However, after the owners read my review, I was confronted again around 9:00 p.m. and ultimately asked to leave because I had shared my honest experience online. This only reinforced my concerns about how guest feedback is handled. The final confrontation was particularly uncomfortable. The owner brought up an issue involving hair left on a bathroom sink by my daughter's friend and stated that she had cleaned up after the girls on multiple occasions. What troubled me was how specifically she seemed to know when the girls had used the bathhouse. These were underage girls, and the level of attention being paid to their bathroom and shower usage made our family uncomfortable. While staff certainly have responsibilities for maintaining facilities, the conversation left me questioning how closely guests were being monitored and raised concerns about privacy. When I asked whether the bathhouse was inspected after every guest used it, I was told it was not. That response only added to my discomfort because it suggested particular attention was being paid to my daughter and her friend. As a parent, I found that unsettling. By the end of our stay, the atmosphere had become so uncomfortable that we no longer felt relaxed or welcome. We were genuinely uneasy and did not feel that we could enjoy the remainder of our camping trip. It is especially disappointing because we had positive experiences under the previous ownership and had enjoyed visiting this campground in the past. Based on our experience, we will not be returning and cannot recommend this campground. Families looking for a relaxed, welcoming, and peaceful camping experience may wish to consider other campground options in the Erie area.

if i could leave zero stars i would. The current staff are rude and unhelpful. It use to be a nice…read morefamily place. Bathrooms not keep up and very little to do anymore! Find somewhere else to stay.

Our family has been coming to Camp Chautauqua for years. It's a great place for kids to be kids…read more Pool, animal farm, bands play regularly, bonfires, and events every weekend.

A wonderful, accepting, and spiritual place where anyone can go to find themselves, guidance,…read morecommunity, and family. Immense positivity flows throughout the campsite. It's hard not to be at peace in such a beautiful place with such genuine and generous people. Walking on a path covered in fairy dust will always be a road home for me.

One of the best places in the states to drum, dance and learn about spirituality. Great festivals,…read moregreat folks, great times. And there's a jacuzzi!

Colonel Crawford Park or Woodcock Creek Lake as it is more commonly called, is a great place during…read morea normal year, but unfortunately in early March of 2021, there has been a malfunction in the dam water control system, and the entire lake has unfortunately been drained. I stopped to visit yesterday to see it for myself, and everywhere that once was water is now just mud and ice. Surprisingly, there was still water coming out of the outflow on the back side of the dam, my guess was ice meltoff. I feel bad about all the fish and other aquatic wildlife that have perished due to this predicament. I imagine it will take months, if not a year or more, for the water levels to get back to normal . . . sigh. On a good note, the park was packed with people to try and get a look at the empty lake, but I imagine these crowds won't last, and this will do harm to the local businesses that provide services to all the visitors during the year (especially bad for those that already lost business during the pandemic). Hoping for better days . . . .