Great place to get away. For a campground this is amazing clean and organized. Plenty of fire wood…read morefor relaxing by the fire. Lots of tree cover for shade and privacy. I biked up from Cumberland for an overnight and had a super relaxing time. The owners are very friendly and accommodating. And their husky is cool as well. Highly recommend this place!

The best, simple campground anyone could ever want. Well…read moremaintained, well stocked, clean and an excellent site right next to the river and GAP. The showers were a welcome extra, along with charging our phones and getting plenty of water. Stay here if you are riding the GAP and need to stay near Rockwood.

One of the nicest quietest and well-maintained campgrounds I have spent time in. I've traveled the…read moreUnited States and I've been on almost every state and this is one of the best question hands-down reasonable rates, clean facilities, and the birds chirping was just an unbelievable sound above anything else I could possibly hear. You won't be disappointed.

Took my daughter and her two children, 10 and 3 years old camping over Labor Day weekend. We're…read moretent campers, and there are only a few tent sites. Ours was on top of the hill, over-looking a grassy area and the campground, near the Pavillion which was home to DJ's Friday and Saturday night and the talented Partners and Crime Band Sunday. They had activities for the kids, crafts, sno cones and a hay ride (rained out for us) and BINGO with nice prizes. The kids did some fishing and swimming and lots of walking to and fro from the bathhouse! The staff were terrific, and very helpful and welcoming. A very nice place. As a side note, they did have a bit of bee issue, which is common this time of year.

We enjoyed our stay at the camp since it was a very clean and nice site for our RV we…read more The people up front were very pleasant, we would recommend the campground and would come back it was clean

Super sweet couple owns this place! Got us all settled in and even let our dogs run around freely…read more 50amp and full Hook ups as well as a dump station if you need it when you leave! Highly recommend! Easy to get in and out as well! Right behind the Sunoco gas station!

As if there wasn't enough parks in the Laurel Highlands, there is Laurel Hill State Park a 3,935…read moreacre natural area of beautiful forest, overlooks, ponds and streams. My recent visit was promising at first, but the rain just kept coming all day long and it "dampened" my spirits completely. I stopped by the main office and got directions to the Jones Mill Dam. Since it was raining so much I gave it some time to clear up, but to no avail. This park is certainly worth checking out and it will be super beautiful later on in the Spring. The wood frogs, spring peepers and other animals will be active. On the same road that this park lies on is two other parks: Kooser State Park and Laurel Ridge State Park, so it is possible to hit those up while in the area. I will certainly make the trip out here later on towards May.

I was staying at Hidden Valley recently and I was looking for a cool place to hike in the area that…read moreI hadn't been to before and I happen to discover this gem. What a great spot for a hike, but an even better place for a swim, relaxing, a picnic on the grass or some sun on the sand by the water. So after we arrived we hit the trail that ran along the water while taking in the small but beautiful lake. We then proceeded to head into the woods. It was a great little hike and the trails were very easy. After we were done hiking we got the huge blanket and the cooler with snacks and drinks in it out of the car and headed over to a shaded spot under the trees. We sat in the grass area in the left corner of the parking lot and listened to music, ate, drank and enjoyed each other's company for a good while. Then after that we packed up our stuff in the car and headed down to the water and enjoyed the lake which is very clean and refreshing and the scenery is absolutely beautiful. I love that they have sand and everyone looked so happy. They also have an area where you can purchase food and beverages but they also have many other great amenities which I am sure can be discovered on here or on their website. I am so glad I discovered this place. I will most definitely be stopping by again when I am in the area. Enjoy :)

This campground has some 400+ campers with I'm guessing maybe 200 places for those coming short…read moretime, like weekends and a few weeks. So much to do each year.

I love it good place for friends and family has a fantastic pool and Al's a great adult pool they…read morehave 2 nice basketball courts a really nice arcade you can also play tennis and don't get me started on how many good fishing spots there are

We had the pleasure of staying at Eagle's Nest as organizers for our motorhome rally in May 2019…read more Paul was wonderful in helping plan the rally, and throughout the course of the event. We found all the staff at Eagle's Nest to be very pleasant, friendly and accommodating. We had about 15 rigs, and rented one cabin. Paul placed us in sites very near each other, and close to the pavilion which perfectly met our needs for the event. The pavilion near the creek, with electricity, lighting, a nearby restroom, and running water, was a great set-up for our group meetings and meals. Paul even set up a fire ring near the pavilion for our evening campfire and music. The camp facilities were very clean and level, with full services at each site. The restaurant on site (Fireside Inn) has an extensive menu. Try the cauliflower soup ... it is FABULOUS. Eagles Nest is conveniently located near Cumberland, MD - a great local tourism spot with museums, shops, restaurants, and a scenic railroad ride. The campground is still a work in progress and we look forward to going back to see how it is coming along. Paul has a great vision for further improvements and is working hard toward that end. With a mix of seasonal and transient residents, most in self-contained units, there is little need for public facilities. Some in our group might have preferred a public bathhouse (in future development plan), but the lack of a public bathhouse would not prevent our return. Happy trails ...

Our antique motorcycle club (nation's capital Norton Owners) has an annual rally the weekend after…read morelabor day when we camp, ride bikes, roast a pig, horse around and have a lot of fun. We had a great experience at Eagle's Nest September 2019, our 39th annual 'Rolling Thunder' rally. The camping, accommodations, food and entertainment were some of the best we have enjoyed. I enjoyed flyfishing on Patterson Creek, on the banks of which I pitched my tent. The Club had a great time and we will surely return in the future. Thanks Paul, et. al.! John T. Stinson, M.D. President, NCNO

Awesome... If you are looking for a semi secluded campground that you don't really see you…read moreneighbors and can still hike to a safety pavilion in a few minutes, the top camp grounds are for you. If you want to hike into a mountain paradise that gives you 4 acres to camp and play in, the bottom sites are exactly what you are looking for. The owner is awesome, won't make fun of you too much if he needs to drive you to the camp site since your car has no ground clearance and is an all-round interesting character. I am already itching to go back in two weeks. Wildlife, nature, seclusion, and an hour outside of Pittsburgh. PS - if you want showers and a pool, YOU ARE NOT LOOKING FOR A CAMPGROUND... Try the Hilton :-)

5-Star! Beautiful, secluded property that had many campsite options. The property owner was a great…read morehost. He suggested the "Wildflower" campsite which was perfect for star-gazing. There is a clean bathroom all campers can share at the base of the property. We asked the owner for perfect weather, and he delivered!!!

Still a great campsite and State Park experience at Deep Creek. We were here this time in June, but…read moreit's been a long mild spring this year, so it's been cool and wet. There were clouds sitting on the lake for the few days we were here, very misty and Will-O-the-Wisp magical. We ended up traveling to some breweries, Swallow Falls (massive rapids with all the rain), did some local shopping and caught a movie. The camp sites weren't crowded at all and we had no problem making last minute reservations for a Sunday and Monday night.

This state park came up, as a recommendation for places close to hike from Wisp Resort. Driving…read morethrough the rental vacation homes was a scenic experience. The park itself was clean, had places to launch your boat, small beach and well marked trails. There is an entrance fee for state residents, and non state residents, which was unusual to see that type of sign posted. Worth checking out for the serene, tranquil, beauty within the park itself.

We have stayed here twice now and it definitely has its pros and cons. For us, it is close by and…read moreso for an impromptu weekend getaway it is a good option for us. We stayed in their back in FHU sites in site 102 on 2 different occasions. On our first visit, being new to camping we were nervous to have a back in site and I emailed them asking about the possibility of switching to an available FHU pull thru site I saw they had available.. they were excellent with communicating with me over email which was greatly appreciated!! They told me if the site was still available when we checked in we could switch to that site if we wished but they thought our original back in site was much nicer and spacious and shaded.. so we trusted their judgement and gave it a shot and it's easily "to us" the best site there ! Like many of campgrounds FHU pull thru sites are exposed to a lot of sun .. this is the case here too .. They do offer a fire pit and a picnic table at each site. They have gravel on the sites that could use some grading. There is some settling from them putting in FHU's.. so some extra leveling needed on your part to make sure your camper is not titling one way or the other here but still nice shade for the back in sites that you won't get in the FHU sites. The seasonal campers cruise the campground in their golf carts all through the night up till quiet time .. but they were all that we had encountered were super nice. The campground does not offer golf cart rentals. You can bring your own for a fee. Their playground could be better .. they have 2 heavy see saws and some swings and a Gaga ball area.. our kids literally said "where is the slide.." they are 2 and 4 years old.. so it disappointed us to an extent. They have a nice pool area with umbrellas available and super tiny store. However, the prices are super reasonable ! So they have some things you could need.. and then ice cream and snacks and magnets. The prices are low in comparison to other camps we have been to.. They do offer events depending on the season and holiday.. our first experience was an Easter egg hunt in August .. but it was fun for the kids .. and they also were able to do sand art which was all FREE. I loved that for the kids.. august is an odd month.. between seasons.. They do charge $10 per visitor which we were super bothered by because we have alot of near by family we don't get to see often and for them to come it would be $20 a pair ! They aren't even going to take part in amenities .. I have been to bigger camps that don't even charge for a visitor or at the most $5. I saw on their map that they used to charge $5 and increased it.. so I am sure something occurred to spark that spike in price. I appears to be run by a family .. the wife manages the emails and office and the husband handles the maintenance and the son is in the office and helps with checking in and out and making magnets and etc .. everyone was super nice though. The bathhouse was very clean and they have a laundry facility on site as well. It is pet friendly too! They do have a catch and realize pond but I honestly am not sure how because the aquatic plant growth around the edges would make it almost impossible to reel in their lines especially someone with smaller children. We were bummed by this sadly. This campground is literally minutes away from Rocky Gap State Park (where you can also fish) and 15 minutes from Cumberland, MD.

We loved this campground. It's a beautiful area. The…read moreowners kept it so nice and ran it very well. The restrooms/showers were clean and spacious. It's like a diamond in the rough, very safe with a gated entrance. We went to Rocky Gap each day and did the 5 mile lake trail. We also walked the full camp area for exercise too which was plenty. The seasonal campers were wonderful and kept their places looking very sharp. We met some of the friendliest people. We recommend 10/10! Thanks Mark and family for keeping this gem so beautiful and welcoming!

So much to do! Friendly atmosphere, dog park!!!!!!…read moreBeautiful pool! Great place to walk!

We booked a campsite here for the 4th of July weekend. Unfortunately, my daughter was in a tragic…read moreaccident and we were not able to make it. I understand that they don't give refunds. But I thought they would at least let us change the date. I even explained that I have a hospital documentation and a note. They said under no circumstances do they give refunds or let us change the date. When, I explained the situation they said "if we give you a refund we have to give everyone a refund and do you know how many people have called to get a refund this week". Technically no you do not have to give everyone a refund who ask for one. It should be a case by case and this one is a tragedy with my child. Second, I highly doubt many people were canceling due to the gorgeous weather. They would have been able to fill that spot instantly.