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9 RV Parks near Schellsburg, Pennsylvania
Central City, Pennsylvania 8.44 miles NW
Bedford, Pennsylvania 8.75 miles SE
Pavia, Pennsylvania 15.65 miles NE
Everett, Pennsylvania 15.8 miles E
Earlston, Pennsylvania 16.03 miles E
147 Sleepy Hollow Rd Schellsburg, Pennsylvania 15559 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 85 | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 5 Reviews
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Sep 2019 - $38.00
Poorly maintained, no hot water in bath house, no toilet paper or paper towels in women's restroom for at least 12 hours, pool was not heated as advertised, fiberglass picnic table at site caused allergic reactions to people in my group, campsites were not very private. I would not stay here again. - Old Camper 64
Apr 2019 - $18.00
We stayed here when they just opened for the season. The man who checked us in was very nice and let us pick whatever 30 amp site that we wanted since the park was pretty empty. The park is in need of repairs and updates. The bathrooms were really rusty and smelled like mold so I skipped using the showers. Apparently they were still working on getting the water up and running so while we were there the water came out brown. The man who checked us in told us not to drink the water but it was safe to use in our rig. After seeing very brown water come out of the faucet we decided to use our bottled water for everything in our rig. We only stayed here one night. For the value it was fine for a overnight but I would have to go back to see if anything has improved before raising the score. Our site was level with shade. - RV Path chosen
Aug 2012 - $25.00
Stayed here 4 nites to see the area. Enjoyed the town of Buford and the covered bridge tour. The campground is more for an overnight stop. Sites are level and the pool looked clean. There are 2 levels to the grounds. The lower level is large and has shade around the outside sites, weekend is busy but we were the only ones in the park by Sunday nite. There is no cable TV, Wi-Fi or TV ant. reception. There are no planned activities and the park is in need of undating. Bathroms were fairly clean, but in need of repair. Office is open around mid morning and in the afternoon for a while if they don't have something else to do. Might stay again, but only as an overnight stop. - Evorider
132 State Park Rd Schellsburg, Pennsylvania 15559 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 300 | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 26 Reviews
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Jul 2019 - $25.00
Beautiful quiet park with grass and trees and lakes. We had a site located on a tiered hill but had no problem leveling. We had a difficult time getting to the park off the Virginia turnpike. Directions are confusing and following the GPS had to navigate under a very low bridge. - kks
May 2019 - $37.00
Very large and well kept park. We stayed at G-300. Large green area as part of campsite. Great for kids or dogs, (On pet friendly loop.) Lots to do at park. - BDP
Oct 2018 - $48.00
We love state parks with full hook ups. This RV camping area is very new looking and well kept. It is on a gentle slope with terraced camping sites, which are mostly level. The tent camping areas are a bit more primitive looking. It is a huge park around a lake. There were areas around the lake where you could not walk your dog. The beach was closed to everyone - people or dogs. Our campsite utilities were convenient. We talked to a "regular" who said that the campsite is very full in the summer and on weekends. We can believe it. Mid-week in October it was mostly empty and very pleasant. - ShoreXplorers
348 Friendship Village Rd Bedford, Pennsylvania 15522 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 180 | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 81 Reviews
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Sep 2019 - $49.00
This is a very large park with lots of mobile homes and RV sites. There are multiple pools (closed this time of yr.) and lakes for fishing (well used). Our site was long BUT only a small part was level. The map to our site was confusing but made it safely. The roads are narrow but if you drive slowly they are safe. Lots of trees but got satellite. The utilities where well placed and worked as designed. We would stay here again. - sjones
Sep 2019 - $55.00
We stayed here as a base to see the Flight 93, Johnstown Flood, and the Allegheny National Parks. Over and was very happy with our site. The site hookups components were solid, power was consistent with 50 amp, water pressure was adequate with a pressure regulator, cable TV was solid, although we could not get SAT reception. Our site was very large and our neighbors were a good distance away, although we had a small bit of leveling to do on the passengers side, but was done quickly. Only issue was some road noise from the nearby highway and the only reason why I did not give it a 10 rating, but the noise was drowned out with the doors shut and A/C on. Overall a nice place to stay, as we are using it again on the return trip. We camped at Friendship Village in a Travel Trailer. - D-Miller
Aug 2019 - $55.00
Very nice campground and well kept, staff seemed on the young side but very good and helpful, great stop to see the Flight 93 Memorial. Some road noise but we got used to it after a while. - DBLR
124 Park Rd Pavia, Pennsylvania 16655 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 45 | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 7 Reviews
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Jun 2019 - $60.00
We enjoyed the small, but quite opened, campground. - Barbara lanzendorfer
May 2019 - $26.00
Park is in the state park. Has sites with shade and sites in open area. 30A hookup. Used electric only with our popup. Restrooms were clean and we'll maintained. Didn't use showers but they also we're clean. Hiking trails located behind campground along with ski and activity area close by. Dump station available on the campground across from the restroom/shower. Would stay here again. - Frankk
May 2013 - $23.00
I think this park with it's out of level sites, which are hard to get to, was very disappointing. When we were there, the host and PA park central both told us of a boil water notice. Bugs were released overhead to control the Gypsy moth infestation. Billions of them mistook my wife and I for their target. The roads surrounding blue knob are tough to maneuver, but we escaped after our stay was up. Never to return. Oh, and the electric kept popping on and off. I can only assume that was bug overload. Imagine a hilly field with power poles. - joemama
Quemahoning Dam Rd Hollsopple, Pennsylvania 15935 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 65 | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 4 Reviews
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Aug 2019 - $25.00
IGNORE YOUR GPS: Do not go down Lemon Road. It's rutty, narrow and a steep downhill. We found a better way. From 219: Take South 403 about half a mile. Bear right onto 601 South and go about 1 1/4 miles. Turn left onto Plank Road (Look for Stoystown sign on left.) Make an immediate right onto Quemahoning Dam Road. Go about 2 1/2 miles. Entrance sign is on left. It's easy to miss. Down low about two feet off ground. Can't read it until you turn in. If you are coming from the other direction, it's on the right and easily viewable. There is no check-in procedure. You pull in, drive down a gravel area and make a right into the campground through the cattle gate. Then you find your site which you were given when you reserved. There is no water on site, although there are spigots around to get water. You have electric at your site. The sites are close together and on dirt/gravel. There are two bathhouses but one is at the entrance for the pavilions and there's one in the campground but near the cabins. If you need to use a bathhouse, it will be a bit of a hike. There is a beach with a swimming area and you can rent kayaks, paddle boards and canoes. There is a large picnic area with pavilions and a playground. They have a dump station but it's not marked and we walked all over trying to find it. It's also not listed on their map. We finally found the pipe sticking out of the ground next to the bathhouse at the upper end of campground. No wifi but decent cell on T-Mobile and AT&T. - Ceil-54
Jul 2019 - $25.00
We chose this campground because it's not far from the Flight 93 Memorial. Coming from the east, Route 30 is one hilly road. Once we turned off Route 30, the road really narrowed and it would have been impossible for two RVs to pass. Cars and trucks either backed up to a wider spot in the road or pulled off as much as they could. Once you see the Family Camp sign and turn right, you're in a public use beach parking lot. You have to turn right onto the paved road thru the "cattle gates". There is no sign or office. Your confirmation email serves as your car pass. Once inside the roads are paved. Our site was very roomy and overlooked a wooded area and the water. There's no Wifi, water or sewer although we did have AT&T reception. Not very crowded mid week but it looks like it could be popular weekend spot. Wouldn't recommend it for an overnite because the road access is slow and demanding. Picnic table and fire pit. Lots of trees. Easy water access for swimming or watercraft. Overall very nice. On the way out the GPS took us on a different route which seemed shorter and better. They did respond quickly to a site request online but there is no one to help when you arrive. - Team Asphalt
Jun 2018 - $25.00
The park manager was very personable and accommodating! He actually took us right to our spot and moved around the picnic table to best suit the setup. The swim area was great -water was reasonably warm for beginning of June. The dam is very pretty! They do not allow gas engine boats -- which was perfect for us. We have kayaks so it was nice and peaceful for my husband to be able to take our 2 year old to fish. I would highly recommend this campground. Relatively small place with minimal store essentials. Also, electric is the only available hookup. No sewage or garbage disposal at campground. - ashleymcdavidson
815 Beans Cove Road Clearville, Pennsylvania 15535 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 147 | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 9 Reviews
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Aug 2018 - $48.00
This would be an ideal campground EXCEPT for the risk posed by an avoidable hazard. They know bears (plural) get into their dumpsters, but make no effort to enclose or lock them, and don't warn campers to avoid those areas at night. In fact, she chuckled and responded nonchalantly when told about our encounter. Other than that, it's a lovely, quiet campground with clean facilities, nice gravel roads and pads, and spacious sites. Just keep your kids and pets inside after dusk. And feel sorry for the bears, which will probably have to be destroyed after they become too habituated or, heaven forbid, hurt someone.
Follow directions on website, because GPS may lead you to Rice Rd. which is completely inappropriate for RVs. - Keeping up with the Joneses
May 2018 - $41.00
Stayed overnight due to heavy rain in the area. Site was long,level of compacted gravel. New owners are making nice improvement. Would stay again - maineman
Jul 2016 - $43.00
We stay here every year for a family reunion. It's secluded but close enough to Rocky Cap Casino and the city of Cumberland, MD. New owners have taken over this year and we already noticed improvements as soon as we drove in. They are campers themselves and are living onsite. I am looking forward to our next visit to see the changes. - jltreadwell
291 Gilmour Rd Somerset, Pennsylvania 15501 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 25 | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 5 Reviews
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Sep 2016 - $38.00
Umm...Keep driving!
Very small, unlevel sites on soft ground (mostly grass with a little gravel), 30 amp electric (no 50 amp). Utilities are at the very back of the sites, so you may need extensions. Most of the trailers look like long-term low income housing. Several trailers were empty, rusty and abandoned. Campground is run by a sweet very old lady. It has a small pool that looked clean. We did not use the pool or public restrooms. At $38 a night, we wish we had looked into some of the nearby state parks and campgrounds. Since we were only staying for one night we went ahead and "bit the bullet" and stayed. - lauraslytle
Sep 2012 - $30.00
This is an old run down park with mostly seasonal campers. We made the mistake of paying before seeing the shower house. Previous reviews are a little on the "kind" side for sure. Washrooms and showers were filthy and disgusting. Luckily the elderly woman who runs the place gave us our $30.00 back and we found another campground. - shlemon
Jul 2010 - $30.00
Very basic, no frills little campgrounds. 95% seasonal. The seasonals are friendly enough. A very sweet older lady runs the place by herself. Not the place to go if you want activities, games, etc. Lots of shopping and other things to do in the general area. - blondieemtp
234 Municipal Road Breezewood, Pennsylvania 15533 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 11 | 0 Reviews
17600 Campers Hill Road Flintstone, Maryland 21530 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 279 | Recent Rate: $$$$ | 43 Reviews
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Oct 2019 - $12.00
We spent four nights at Rocky Gap State Park in Flintstone, MD in our 39' fifth wheel. This is a very nice state park but is not very suitable for big rigs. We had a pull-through site but there were low-hanging branches that made accessing the site very difficult. Then, when we left, we had to get assistance from the rangers to winch a large branch out of our path. We learned that it is against Maryland law to cut a live tree so that was not an option. As much as this is a campground that we liked, we would only return if we could reserve site #9. There is no water at the sites so make sure to bring your own. - Phil G
Jul 2019 - $16.00
Used our Maryland Golden Age Pass to get 1/2 price Sun-Wed. What a deal! Our site #24 was totally private - we couldn't even see our neighbors across the way, it was so densely wooded side to side. We did get some afternoon sun that peeked through a gap in the trees overhead. Some of the inner loop sites were shaded all day long...might opt for one of those next time. Most all campsites were nice & quite spacious. Bathrooms and showers clean and modern. We hiked the lakeside trail first day - easy and lovely; kayaked on Lake Habeeb the 2nd day ($10 rental for a tandem - another deal!) stopping at the resort for a cold beer to break up the kayak trip; and played golf the 3rd day (beautiful resort course - not terribly hard, just hilly). Short, easy hike to the swimming beach and boat rentals from our campground; many other hiking trails up the mountain that we did not have time to try. We are not gamblers so did not visit the casino, although many campers we talked to chose this campground for that very reason. - Debbie Collison
Oct 2018 - $14.00
We used the Golden Age pass to get 1/2 price camping Sunday - Thur. We stopped at the main gate to check in, but since it was off season there were no rangers on duty, but they did have a sign in sheet with a confirmation of our reservation. Even though no rangers were on regular duty, they did patrol the campground numerous times throughout the day. We booked site 23 in the Ash loop which is the only electric loop. The site backed into the wooded area, very roomy and very private with a nice path to the restroom and shower facilities. There was plenty of room in the pad area for our 15' teardrop and a 12 x 12 pop up canopy with additional seating around. The site was pretty level, only needed a thin strip of wood to level up under one side. Electric worked great, and the water spigot is very close if you need to get more water. The campground was not busy, mainly there were a lot of overnight campers. We had a regular family of 10 wild turkeys visiting our campsite and the neighboring sites throughout the park every morning and evening. Restrooms and showers were cleaned daily and were in good working order. We did walk around the campground and again scouted out different sites to stay in the future. We picked out site #14 for a future stay which is heavily wooded, backed into the woods and very roomy. The driveway is one of the few that are paved. The fire ring is outside of the camping pad which will give you even more room around your camping unit. See my comments October 2017 for additional reviews of the park and surrounding area. Looking forward to staying at Rocky Gap again, as I mention again that this is my favorite Md State Park. - Teardrop TAB320S owner