Joanne

Traveling through area and needed 1 night somewhere to stay. Everything booked solid for 3 day weekend or expensive or needed to book 2 nights. I got lucky last minute as someone must of cancelled. Site 32. Diagonal from bathhouse. Campground sold out. Driving in some of those sites and trailers are sure on top of each other in the curve. Ours was roomy but felt very exposed to road unlike neighbors. Bath house was clean but left much to be desired. Unheated. Sink area no hooks. No countertop. A small shelf under mirror. No TP in at least 1 of 3 stalls in women’s room. Showers ugh. Both men’s and women’s gave you 15 seconds of water per push of button. No way to adjust temp. Each button push was a guess as to what temp would come out. Cold? Hot? Like warm? Each 15 seconds of water was a surprise temp. And remember, there’s no heat in here. Brrrrr. But hey, that’s what makes camping fun, right? Lol. I suppose I would stay here again if passing through for the night. Lots of people enjoying the state park too.

We stayed Mon - Fri in late Sept at site 126 in loop D and it felt like we had the place to ourselves. Nice and quiet. We noticed bigger rigs starting to arrive on Thurs & Friday for the weekend so I can’t say what it’s like then. This is the open green grassy sunny loop with a few young shade trees and no brush between sites. All the tenters were staying in the wooded site loop C. Loop D bath house was very clean. Nice long unlimited hot showers. Fire wood $7 and ice $2 available at an honor system shed near check in ranger station at entrance. This was our first time here as we are from out of state and would definitely stay here again. I wish the state parks in our state had facilities like this. Nicely done PA.