Just had a great last-minute stay at Hemlock Acres! Rudy (the landowner/camp-runner) is incredibly…read morefriendly and welcoming, as is his wife. It's a very clean campground, in such a special pocket of the forest. Right next to Bald Eagle Forest. There are bears on the property; didn't see any but it was pretty cool to be in their neck of the woods!

My husband and I rented a cabin for the weekend last year for a Penn. state game in October. It…read morewas a very convenient place to stay for the game, we also hit a couple of wineries on the way in before the game!! Absolutely beautiful campground, Rudy was super nice and helpful and the cabin was quite a bit bigger than we had expected based on the pictures. The cabin itself was very basic, and firewood was provided for the wood burner. We were actually HOT one night and cracked the window, no worries about not being warm enough. The shower could use a little updating and there was a note that said sometimes the pilot light goes out and there might not be hot water and if that happened to find the owner and they would help. Luckily it worked, but it could use something other than a pallet to stand on ;) Look, it's not the holiday inn, but I would prefer a rustic cabin on beautiful land over a boring sterile hotel room any day!!

So much enjoyed our stay at HOLIDAY PINES CAMPGROUND…read more Arrived 8-30-18 this campground is rustic, clean and beautiful! We had a 31 ft. Trailer, pull through, full hookup. It was nice to sit outside with the leaves falling. This was special to me as I live in Florida and do not have the privileges of seeing falling leaves. Jamie the owner was very pleasant, informative. I tried calling for two days to make reservations, left messages she did return my call. Jamie is running the campground during the week by herself, said she was working outside and apologized for not answering the phone. Don't let this deter you, I am sure you would be very please!! Just another little note very much into recycling. Cans, plastic bags etc. they have big bins for them. KEEP AMERICA CLEAN

From the owner: In November 2016, the campground was sold to the new owners and have enjoyed the first of many…read morecamping seasons at Holiday Pines Campground. We look forward to serving you for many years to come.

What an absolutely lovely place to stay! We love Poe Valley and usually stay with family but…read morestaying at Vacation Acres II was definitely a treat. So clean and homey and at a very reasonable price. What a gem

My family and i spent the weekend here last weekend. and we had a blast. I've been to a few camp…read moresites and this one is by far the biggest I've been too, and very clean, lots of room for any event going on plus kids still have there place to play and ride bike. My kids are older but they loved swimming and jumping around in the stream, splashing each other. I love taking pictures and there are so many nice places u can take pictures of your kids. We were going to see about renting a bike but with so much to do we just didn't have time. The owners are great, enjoyed talking with them and learning about the camp site. My family and I were at the snack bar to eat and No Matter Where You Go you will NOT find better prices for the food you get. and DELICIOUS!! I recommend the Philly Cheese steak... We stayed in a Cabin and very clean and spacious. yes they are bunk beds but you dont go camping to lay around in a Cabin, a Tent, or an Rv. you go camping to be out doors. and well the bunk beds were actually comfortable. we loved making a fire and making s'mores. The area is clean, no there aren't garbage can't through out the site but I haven't been to many campsites that have garbage can's through out the site. there is a dumpster usually close to the store/office area and maybe one in another area. and that is exactly how this place is. they have a dumpster close to where they can see if there is a bear or other wild life animals. OH thats right we are out in their home area so yes there are bears and deer and other animals. If people can't handle wild life don't go camping! As far as the bathrooms and the "pay for a shower" I think that is a smart decision on the owners expense. .25 cents to shower is better then walking into the bathroom and having ankle high water running out the door. people think that since they are camping they don't have to watch their kids and well this is what is has come down to and I think its a great idea. no matter what if you are looking for a great camp site, to relax and enjoy the out doors and family time together, this really is the place to go.. no matter if you have kids or not there is a lot to do and space to do anything. If your looking for a Fun, Relaxing, Sitting around the fire enjoying family, friends and life this is the camp ground to go to... they treat you life family. and so do the other campers.. let me just say on our 2nd night we ran out of fire wood and we had 5 people come over and offer wood for us. For sure will be going back to this camp ground we LOVED it!

I just got back from a few days at Sunsational Family Campground. My main interest was fishing in…read morePenns Creek that runs along the campground for 1/2 mile. Irene set me up with a secluded cabin right on the creek and went the extra mile making my time there enjoyable - like opening the restaurant after hours and cooking me dinner when I was hungry but forgot the restaurant hours! The place has something for everyone - single fishermen like me who wanted to get away, all kinds of family activities like a very nice pool, a restaurant at the pool's edge, and a game room with a TV. Also, the bathrooms & showers were very clean. Very nice place, very reasonable fees. John

Remember summer camp? Dirt roads winding through tall trees? A lake or river with the sun glinting…read moreon it, hinting of a cool way to spend an afternoon? Laughter filtering through and around the cabins? You couldn't wait to go to the art cabin and make sand art, or braid something with that lanyard material. A big bonfire with other campers?Every night. If that was part of your childhood, there's good news, you can experience it all again WITH your kids. Little Mexico Campground is a family-run operation that has a nostalgic summer camp feel to it. It has gotten some negative publicity (guilty...but please read on) but it deserves a closer look. The campground was originally part of a large parcel of land owned by one family. Two large flat areas on either side of Penn Creek (affectionately known as the "Rio Grande" by the original owners) lent themselves to farming, but the land on the far side of the creek wasn't all that large, so in the 1950's, the original owners decided it would be a great place to camp out and enjoy the quiet and the water, which by the way, is enticing on that side as there are rapids which make a delightful sound 24/7. This flat area was named "The Mexico" field. (See the theme here?). It became popular with family and friends, and the original owners figured they were on to something and opened up the larger field on the near side of the river, and named it, wait for it... "Little Mexico". Pretty soon the place was booming, the original owners and their children planted pine saplings to define boundaries of new campsites, ran phone lines to campsites (!), formed a summer baseball league, built a pavilion for rollerskating, installed a fully lined swimming pond, and another pond for bumper boats. The second owners purchased the camp in the early 1980's and carried on with the traditions, adding a huge swimming pool. Little Mexico continued to prosper with mainly seasonal campers but was sold to owners who did not tend to the property and let it fall into disrepair. The current owners, Steve and Missy, took possession in 2012, and have been steadily working to improve the infrastructure of the camp and make it more appealing to weekend campers. There are still some challenges as there are some legacy issues from the previous owners, but returning campers assure me that each year they come back, Steve has upgraded something or installed a new feature. This year a mini golf course was added,and the jump pad and laser tag are also quite new. Two small sheds near the pool offer crafts and ceramics. Bingo is held on Friday nights, and there are themed weekends throughout the summer. Pro Tip- if a quiet space to read or nap is your definition of a great campsite, then grab one of the back-in sites across the ridge, 156-143 are CHOICE, but do not include sewer (The owner will pump you out for a small fee, or you can swing through the dump station on this side before you leave. Most sites there are big rig friendly, there were lots of big 5th wheels there when we camped. The bridge is 13' 10" so most rigs will fit just fine. If you love to socialize, then the near side is your go to. You will be close to everything so reserve well ahead for a back-in spot (208-218) with river access. Speaking of access, the creek, which is actually more of a river, is slow-moving as it passes by the near side campground but picks up to some quick moving rapids as it rounds the bend by the far side campground. Bring your water shoes or sandals, canoe, kayak (rentals available), or tube, as floating down the Penn Creek on a hot summer day is one of the main attractions at Little Mexico. You can put in a mile up river or several miles up for a longer float. Fishing is also popular, so bring your rods and flies. Little Mexico is a great place to relax and enjoy yourself if you get the right spot. As with any campground, if there are noisy people, barking dogs, or unruly behavior, notify the owner promptly, they will take care of the people responsible so that you can enjoy your stay.

They do not care if they give you chiggers, yes, chiggers and will let you know that they do not…read morecare. The staff in the office is like the worst staff from the worst diner with the worst pay. Super unfriendly after admitting to infestation and zero offers to return money even after we went to doctors and had to call an exterminator for the first time ever in our home. You are better off camping in the worst village in Mexico with no tent, shelter, blankets, etc than wasting money here-STAY AWAY!!!!!!!!!

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.

We just returned home from there. Cute and quiet campground close to the Bloomsburg Fair, and…read moreplenty of room for our 40' Class A motor home. Check in was very easy and the staff are very friendly. My only issue was letting campers check in at 11 a.m. when we were trying to leave this morning. VERY narrow one-lane paths and a trailer wanted to get passed up while we were hooking up our truck (flat tow). What a fiasco. Check in is supposed to be 3 p.m. so those checking out can get through. Otherwise, what a fun time we had.

We stayed at Indian Lake Campground for two nights while visiting Knoebels, and unfortunately, the…read morecampground left a lot to be desired. We have a 40-foot fifth wheel, and navigating the campground and getting into what was supposed to be a pull-through site was an absolute nightmare. The sites are extremely tight, with trees on one side and neighboring campers practically on top of you. Once we had our slides extended, our awning was nearly touching our neighbor's camper. There is simply not enough room between sites, especially for larger rigs. Another frustration was the lack of basic camping etiquette from several other campers. Upon arriving, we were greeted at the gate by a visibly intoxicated man attempting to give us directions--not exactly the welcome you expect. The sewer hookup was another headache. The actual sewer connection was recessed below an additional PVC pipe that appeared to be there for protection. Because of this awkward setup, I had to use multiple adapters just to make a proper connection. It's a poorly designed arrangement that makes something as simple as hooking up your sewer hose unnecessarily difficult. The campsites themselves desperately need to be enlarged or better laid out to accommodate modern RVs, and the utilities could certainly use some attention. We didn't have any interaction with campground staff during our stay, so I can't speak to their customer service. Bottom line: If you have a larger fifth wheel or motorhome, I'd strongly recommend looking elsewhere. Between the cramped sites, difficult maneuvering, lack of camping etiquette, and poorly designed sewer hookups, this was not an enjoyable camping experience. Unfortunately, we won't be returning.

This campground is very nice. Plenty of room. They have nice cabins and nice areas to camp. They…read morehave tent areas for those that like to tent camp. They have different types of cabins depending on how many people you have. They have nice fire pits. They allow pets. There is a pool, fishing pond (catch and release), bouncing pillow (costs extra), mini golf (costs extra), mining river (costs extra). They have a dog park for your dogs to run and play (no shade).

This KOA cabins are really nice. I loved that this week we were able to get air conditioning and…read morethey also have a LOT of activities for children. The only thing is the tv sites could use some work. You can tell that people live here in their rvs. It's a pretty nice place and I enjoyed my stay. Only complaint I have is that you're laying on pretty much wood in the rustic cabins. Took some getting used to. Other than that it was a great stay.

I had to cancel last minute because of a medical emergency. I was informed that since I canceled…read morelast minute that none of my payment would be refunded. I explained multiple times that it is a medical emergency and was told by Jason that if he made an exception for me he would have to do it for everyone. I then offered to forward a letter from the doctor and Jason was not interested and kept repeating "the terms are on the our website." You better be sure that no emergencies of any kind happen in your life if you plan on going to Penns Creek Campground. You would think after the horrible year we are all coming off of and how tight money is right now for people that there would have been a little more compassion but not from Penns Creek campground. STAY AWAY FROM THIS PLACE IF YOU WANT TO HANG ONTO YOUR MONEY. NO COMPASSION NO UNDERSTANDING THAT IS PENNS CREEK CAMPGROUND