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I have been to the lake many times and never had a problem with anyone it has some of the best…read morefishing spots and when you get into them it's always a good time camping is really nice especially if you tent camp you can get electric and water so you can have everything you want or need

I could not be happier about our experience here. My boyfriend, our dog, and I rented a two person…read morecabin which was beautiful- clean, homey, comfortable. There was a fenced in area for dogs to run in and plenty of walking paths around the property. Nice playground for kids. Soccer nets, frisbee golf, the list goes on and on! The owners were very nice and helpful with anything we needed. 15 minutes from the lake, about 25 from Trough Creek State Park, about 20 from the Thousand Steps trail. This place is amazing!

I posted 1 review but I left out so many things I expected bugs and all kinds of critters even the…read more2 mice inside the cabin didn't bother me but it was just AWFUL! I can and have camped a lot and in very rustic conditions but this place is NOT worth the money they charge ! Be careful and look at the cancellation policy ! No matter how far in advance you will never get your money back !!! So read it carefully! That was not an issue for us but I feel it's important to bring it to everyone's attention!

This is one of our favorite campgrounds. You can camp right on the edge of the lake if you wish…read more There are also very nice campsites with a lake view and some even further away, higher on the hill. Most, if not all, of the sites are nicely graded and flat so setup is easy. We didn't use the toilets or showers since we were in a small motor home but as nice as everything else is, I can't imagine that they would be anything but perfect. We saw campground staff going several times throughout the day to clean the facilities. We had a very enjoyable several days at Seven Points Campground and plan to return this Spring.

Beautiful lake and campground with plenty of easily accessible amenities. The only reason for less…read morethan five stars is the navigation of getting into the sites and the website showing every site around is occupied when 90% were not occupied for our dates. It would have been easier to access a different site since our camper is very large. No water hookups but potable water is conveniently located. We will definitely be back!

Beautiful, clean, respite from the world! This is a less populated park with NO cell service in…read moremost parts (WOO!). Great nearby hiking, swimming & fishing lake, picnic spots, and camping. I personally LOVE the campground -it has drinking water, clean bath houses, and hot showers, but none of the other hubbub of the modern world. Just you and nature. Turn off your phone, grab your lantern, and enjoy a night in the wilderness.

I was here in the winter time so I am guessing that this place is even better in the warmer…read moreseasons. There's a great trail around the lake, the furnaces are there with some nice information about the history of the area, so well constructed shelters to reserve for your group, and even more trails to explore that go across the hill and across the road. I feel like I barely saw a fraction of the area on my 4 mile hike, so I'll be back.

While most parks in Central Pennsylvania are nowhere near as good as either Raystown Lake or…read moreFurnace State Park this one gives it a run for their money. Trough Creek Stare Park is a Park with a great combination of nature, history and fun! First, this place is absolutely historic. It was originally inhabited by Native Americans, but later settled by settlers. There they built a town that relied on the iron. At one point it produced 100 pounds of iron a day. In the 1940's part of Roosevelt's New Deal took place inter park. The Civilian Conservation Corps constructed roads, trails and planted trees! It is even rumored that Edgar Allen Poe wrote the poem "The Raven" based upon his time at Trough Creek Park. When it comes to hiking they have a nice amount of trails here with some very rocky and difficult. Along the hikes you can see the Balanced Rock, a boulder perched on a peak. Other natural attractions include the Copperas Rocks and wildlife including bald eagles, snakes and bears. Altogether, this is a beautiful park!

Wonderful State Park to take your kids hiking, wish I lived closer I'd go more often!read more

Beautiful lake. We rented a paddle board and kayak. It was quiet and pretty. We used our camper but…read moreused their showers and they were great. Clean and spacious. We will definitely be returning.

The amount of money being made at this facility, with so few improvements to the grounds and…read moreamenities, is absolutely pathetic! Half of the dock slips sink into the water when you walk on them. Some have no cleats, and others have wood that is completely rotted. The gas and rental shack is practically sitting in the water, especially along the back portion of the building. These facilities are in desperate need of repairs and upgrades. The only thing that is reasonably priced is Best Way Pizza, and the staff there are superb! Unfortunately, I can't say the same about the restaurant. We ate there twice and have no reason to return. The interior looks the same as it did 20-plus years ago and smells just as old. On top of that, the prices are far too high for what you get. I can't comment on the Proud Mary cruise because, in the 30-plus years my family has been visiting Raystown, we have never taken a cruise. Hopefully, that experience is better than many of the other amenities the facility offers. The grounds themselves need significant attention. Trees need to be trimmed back so they aren't scratching campers as they drive through to their campsites. Parking is atrocious, and the check-in area is far too small to accommodate today's larger campers. We were actually yelled at for parking in the grass while loading our boat, even though staff could clearly see what we were doing and that we would have moved as soon as we finished. Meanwhile, cars have been parked in the grass throughout the season. Where were the security guards then? The inconsistent enforcement of the rules is frustrating. Considering the amount of money being charged, the facilities should be in much better condition. The cost of staying here should come with well-maintained grounds, safe docks, and amenities that justify the prices visitors are expected to pay. My aunt stayed at the Lodge this summer and booked a lake-view room. What a joke! Maybe if the trees were trimmed back, guests might actually be able to see the lake. Another major disappointment is the cost for boat slip holders. People are paying $3,000-$6,000 per season to keep their boats in a slip. On top of that, they are charged a utility premium of $400-$700 per season and still aren't provided with internet access. For those kinds of prices, you would expect better amenities and more value for your money. How can these fees be justified when basic services like internet access aren't included? After more than 30 years of visiting Raystown, it's disappointing to see so little improvement in so many areas. In comparison, 7 Points is much nicer and far more affordable, although they are strict about their rules. Visitors and seasonal slip holders pay good money to enjoy these facilities, and they deserve safe docks, well-maintained grounds, adequate parking, and amenities that justify the cost. It's time for some serious investment in maintenance, upgrades, and customer experience. The prices continue to add up, but the improvements simply aren't there. Raystown has so much potential, and it's frustrating to see it fall short in so many areas.

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

What a great well kept campground! Large dog park very well stocked up camp store. Had a great…read morestay!

Since Charlie and Lucille Strub purchased this campground they have made many upgrades from when I…read morehad visited to look for a place to camp which I had no interest. They have fun things for kids and adults alike. It is clean and well maintained. It is small but they are expanding. Would definitely go back.

Nice quiet campground with a lot of seasonal campers that know how to have fun on the weekends! My…read morewife and I were there for a weekend that ended up being way too short but we had a blast playing cornhole and a few drinking games with the other campers and even got invited out on the one camper's boat! We also figured out that weekend why they say "what happens at camp, stays at camp!" :) We will definitely be back again soon!

From the owner: Nestled amidst the picturesque banks of the Raystown branch of the Juniata River, Riverbank…read moreCampground invites outdoor enthusiasts to experience the splendor of seasonal camping. Located just minutes away from Pennsylvania's largest lake, Raystown Lake, this serene campground combines the tranquility of nature with convenient access to food, shopping, and local attractions. Discover the joys of fishing, swimming, and kayaking, or simply relax and soak in the breathtaking views. Pipeliners and contractors are particularly welcomed with tailored accommodations to ensure comfort and convenience during their stay. Contact us for more details.