We recently had a 2 night stay in the Rocky Mountain cabin toward the end of the week. We have a…read morefamily of four, and we were super excited to be able to include our dog too! My wife & I had tent camped here a few times & stayed in a cabin once well over a decade ago, and it lived up to and surpassed the fond memories! Everyone we encountered form the owners/staff to the other campers was really friendly. The cabin was spacious, clean, And incredibly cozy. We had a really nice warm welcoming basket with some treats & a note. I absolutely loved the view out of this cabin. All the amenities! The dog park was fantastic to let our girl run around. We all had fun in the game room, especially with the air hockey table and the ring game on the wall. The kids loved the pool, the Gaga Ball pit, & the hot tub. My son & I played the giant chess game. It was great to buy firewood right on site, the store is stocked up on everything you might forget, and the ice cream hit the spot! We did a lot of cooking over the campfire, but breakfast was great with the oven/stovetop and provided pots/pans/etc. We hope to be back soon & often! Came here to review & found my OLD one from March 24, 2013! (Full text below.) We've been to this campground a few times for tent camping over the summer, and we just stayed in a cabin for the first time this past weekend. We stayed in the Allegheny cabin, and it was awesome. Gambling that the first weekend in Spring would be good weather, we lost. The ground was snow-covered, but it certainly didn't put a damper on the weekend. The cabin was beautiful, cozy, warm, and incredibly clean. The kitchen area was well stocked with an assortment of cookware and utensils, and there was a great grill & fire ring outside. We made great use of the fire ring to make s'mores even though it was quite cold! The owners are extremely welcoming and friendly, and be on the lookout for one of the camp cats, Oliver, if you'd like to make a new furry friend!

We came here in early September with 3 people and a dog. What a fun place! We were Monday through…read moreThursday so only saw a couple people. Stayed in Allegheny. We used the hot tub every day. Small oven, stove, fridge. Heater, gas fireplace, air conditioner and fire pit. We cooked at home and hiked or biked during the day. Jon the manager was super nice and replaced a chair we broke same day. He also apologized for not returning my call for 15 minutes and gave us some free firewood to make up for the minor inconvenience. I liked having a shower and bathroom in our cabin, but we did use the key to get into the shower house, which was clean and stocked. Nice place!

This KOA is located in the Allegheny National Forest. It offers off the grid, camping in the deep…read moreforest. Beautiful, secluded and quiet. Wi-Fi is spotty and no TV - perfect. Great location for water sports, hiking and soaking in some peace. We stayed there week of June 15, 2023. Bob was a great host!

We love KOAs, we're members, we'll never make another reservation at this one. Called four days in…read moreadvance to cancel our non-holiday weekend reservation, left a detailed message including our confirmation number, name, and phone number. Waited but no response, no call, no Email. Called back 48 hours before our reservation and finally got a person who said they'd "leave a note for the woman who handles that." Got a cancelation email 24 hours before the reservation with explination of the non-refund. Called to see if we could explain how things went to see if they'd make it right. Started out very calm and professional, but after being told we didn't make that call to cancel (even after offering to shown them the phone records,) we were told "I'm not going to argue with you about this, call KOA if you want!" I did call KOA to report them for not upholding the KOA refund policy by the way. In the end they decided that their incompetent communications were justification to abuse the KOA refund policy and keep our deposit. If this is how they treat their guests I'm really glad we canceled even if they did keep our deposit. We love KOAs, but not this one.

Oil Creek Campground totally made me only want to camp in the woods from now on! I loved camping…read morebefore I came here, but man did I fall in love with it head over heels here! The campgrounds I had been to before here did not have nice wooded spots, you were just out in the open. Oil Creek is nothing like those! The roads to get to this location are very rural, and you travel back into the woods. I was so happy pulling in here and so excited to finally camp in a wooded area. We checked in at the office and from the start all the staff were so nice and helpful! Our site was a pull through site so it was pretty humongous for a little tent. Who wouldn't appreciate that though? All the sites were very level and almost all the tent sites were surrounded by trees. I was very happy for our site! There are several bathrooms that have the step to flush toilets, and a shower house. They were clean for a Campground, not the best, however I will take that for the besides sites and area any day! Also on the Campground is a fun disc golf course. It is very short, but it is a fun activity! They also have a fishing pond, pool, playgrounds and a game room. THE BEST PART THOUGH, are the ALPACAS! Who doesn't love their sweet, soft, cute faces?! I was so happy to camp with some alpacas!! I can only imagine how excited a kid would be lol! I love this Campground! I can't wait to come back here and enjoy every bit of this amazing place!

This was my first time at Oil Creek Campground and was genuinely impressed. Our campsite was…read morespacious and well taken care of. Location was conveniently placed in relation to Titusville and oil creek state park. The campground was extremely clean and the owners were very friendly. The bathrooms were cleaned daily. Additionally the campground is very family friendly and had family orientated activities all weekend. I would definitely stay here again.

Another great visit to cook forest in the books!!! I grew up, coming to cook forest and fall in…read morelove again every time I visit. The fire tower is an absolute must, and although there are trails to take to reach the fire tower, I love the drive through the forest, the best. Since many are visiting the fire tower along with Seneca point I always try and visit earlier in the mornings when there's not a lot of people. I also am a fan of the lodging in the area. The cabins (River & McBeth) are very affordable & comfortable and sometimes we even stay nearby in Brookville. A lot to book up fast but they do have availability from time to time so even if its last minute, still check their websites. The sawmill is so fun to shop at as well as Parkers Indian trading Post. We love Cook Forest & will always return!!

I love visiting Cook Forest State Park! If you enjoy being outdoors, this is a place you should add…read moreto your bucket list. There is truly something here for everyone. If you're the hiking type, there are 52 miles of trails to explore. If you're a birder, you'll definitely want to grab your binoculars and check out different parts of the park, as numerous birds inhabit the forest. If you prefer spending a day on the water, you can go swimming in the Clarion River, as well as rent kayaks, canoes, and river tubes. It's not hard to find a good spot to fish, and in the winter you can also enjoy cross-country skiing, snowmobiling, sledding, and ice-skating. In my case, Cook Forest is just a couple of hours away - a day trip isn't out of the question. Still, it's so much nicer to spend an entire weekend in this beautiful place. Fortunately, that's pretty easy to do! Campgrounds and log cabins alike are available within the park. The cabins are very popular, but have no fear: there are hotels within driving distance of the park as well. Do keep in mind that cell service is not guaranteed here; this is totally OK in my book, but it does mean that having a rough idea of where you'll be driving is essential. Grab a map or write down some directions from Google Maps - then go forth and enjoy your time in this beautiful place!

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.

Beautiful view of Lake Erie. No swimming…read more  Mostly seasonals - the transient Sites were spacious and mostly sunny. We were there during the week and it was quiet.  The owner was very helpful in getting us settled, gave us a winery trail brochure and got some of the rust off our tow bar. There are restaurants nearby for takeout. The cell service was good enough to work from home. Will definitely be back.

We have come up here to this Federal Campground with family and friends over the Fourth of July for…read moreabout 5 years and have loved it. There's river access to the Allegheny River so the kayaking is fantastic. There's not many amenities except electric at the large campsites but you can fill up your holding tank of your camper at the entrance to the park with non drinking water which is great. Each site has a picnic table and a large fire ring. There's a large bath house at the entrance and one deeper in the park that is just a restroom which is also great. Unfortunately the park is suffering from under or non functioning commodes, blow dryers showers and is generally in disrepair. The Camp host cleans and resupplies the bath/showers each morning which is not enough when there's a sell out weekend like the fourth. Previous years it was always acceptable so I'm not sure what makes this particular year so different but the restrooms are filthy by late afternoon and just gets worse. This year the stay has been very disappointing. Message is not to come here on a holiday weekend anymore if we ever come back at all!

Wow so amazing to see. The museum inside has a wealth of information also. Fall time here has to be…read morebeautiful!!

Beautiful views! Highly recommend checking this park out. There is also a nice free museum inside…read moreof the visitor center that's worth looking through.

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!

We were just passing through on our way to New York. We ended up staying 3 nights. This campground…read moreis conveniently located off interstate 80 with great signage to get you here. There are over 20 acres to explore. A catch and release pond, large playground, canoes, laundry, clean restrooms, hiking trails all around, and firewood available for fires. Nice level sites with full hookups. They have a few cabins and the tent campsites are tucked in the trees. Here the tent campers are tossed together off to the side. One of the cabins is is overlooking the pond and very private. The owners are friendly and provided us with a small map to explore the area. Elk were all over as we drove to the Elk Visitor Center. So, one night turned into 3 nights and we have plans to stop here on our way back the first of October. Highly recommend you put Woodland Campground on your list of great campgrounds. UPDATE: just left the campground this morning! Another great 3 nights here. The color around the pond this morning was gorgeous.

Sure miss the old days camping at arrowhead camping area I remember the bull family quite well and…read morethey were awesome back in the 60-70's I would love to get back to arrowhead camping and stay with them for a couple of nights and remember the past and what a great time we all had loved going to the lodge and singing with everyone. Going on a lion hunt going to catch a big one I'm not scared was my favorite I miss that place some day I hope to make it back to arrowhead in the hopefully near future

I have been coming to camp arrowhead for as long as I can remember and have spent many summers…read morethere. My grandparents and cousins were seasonal campers for a loooong time. Now as an adult I can appreciate it even more! There are plenty of trails to explore by foot or bike. If that's not your speed, you can rent the paddle boats or a canoe to go around Rabbit Island, go fishing, or go for a dip in the lake. It's a nice quiet campground and coming from the city, you can really see the stars out there! If tent camping or RV camping isn't your thing, you can go glamping and rent one of their cabins. They're perfect to enjoy with some family or friends (I've done both on a few occasions). Bonus- you get your own shower, toilet and a fully functional kitchen! But you'll have to book them early as they can go fast! My family has long ties with the Bull family and they are truly amazing people! Definitely book a weekend (or a season) with Camp Arrowhead!

Black Moshannon State Park and its 250 acre lake is an often overlooked Pennsylvania State Park…read more In addition to all of the trails and wetlands it also offers a campground and rental cabins. For those that hold family gatherings or other large grope picnics it also has numerous picnic areas that can be rented. We, until recently, lived only a short distance from the Park. Today we went for a ride and came to the Park to relax and decided to have a dish on Ice Cream. I choose Mint Chip and my wife had Black Raspberry. We sat on the porch and enjoyed our food as well as the beauty of the park. If you have not visited Black Moshannon Park you should give if a try. You will enjoy the beauty and tranquility.

I'm a bonafide Pennsylvania enthusiast/knucklehead who enjoys a rush of adrenaline with a hint of…read moreunmatched relaxation to cap it off. Black Moshannon State Park is the place for people like me, and I reckon I'll return if I ever get the chance to meet Phillips Burg and decide to live in his town one day. The campsites, while basic, did the job with ease. I've never had a better s'more in my life in those fire pits. The falling acorns, however, made me have several Sir Isaac Newton moments and even gave my camping tent a concussion. It was nuts, but I slept like a dead dog every night. The 20 miles of hiking trails are excellent, and the bathhouse was suprisingly clean. I'll be back once I figure out what I'm doing with my life. The end.