Woodward Cave and Campground

One of the largest caverns in Pennsylvania, its nickname reflects its five spacious room, one of which, "The Hall of Statues" is 200 feet long.  Experienced guides conduct a well explained, easily walked tour offering 50 minutes of nature at its best.   The rooms you will visit in Woodward Cave include the Ballroom, actually used for square dances and banquets.  In the Square Room, you will be shown delicate rare Helictites, cave coral, and more.  The Hanging Forest features the largest collection of stalactites found in the cave, along with ribbon formations and flow stone.  Next, in the Hall of Statues, you will be amazed at one of the largest stalagmites in the region, the Tower of Babel, 14 feet high.  The Upper Room completes the tour with a spectacular cathedral ceiling rising 60 feet from the floor below. A beautifully groomed 13 acre campsite area, nestled within the Appalachian Ridge and Valley area, faces the Cave entrance.  The entire area is level, with electric and non-electric sites, both seasonal and nightly.  All sites are on grassy turf and are ideally suited for tents as well as RV's. Do not follow any GPS instructions that follow unpaved mountain roads. The mountains around Woodward are covered with dirt roads that sometimes show up on GPS mapping but you want to stay on paved highways.