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Pettecote Junction
"My husband and I had a great experience glamping and Pettecote Junction. Our time there was very relaxing. It was quite and peaceful. The view was spectacular. We enjoyed renting bikes and riding the bike trail. Everyone there was very friendly and welcoming. We would definitely recommend this trip to anyone who ask. Thank you for the great get away!"
Pettecote Junction
"Booked 2 nights in the glamping tent and it was as advertised. Years ago would pitch a tent on the same piece of ground, was nice to relive memories. If you enjoy the outdoors the campground is for you. Tons to see and do outdoor wise. The owner helped me arrange the charging of my Tesla when I couldn’t reach the cord to my tent. Very kind of him. "
Pettecote Junction
"We had a good weekend last weekend there. 2nd time there, but first time booking it myself. We chose an electric/water hook up site since we have a baby but think we wont bother next time since it wasnt totally worth it for us. We had only campers around us and we had site 18 but felt like it wasn't meant for renters due to location/parking issue. We love the campground though and enjoyed being cl"
Pettecote Junction
"Had an awesome time at this campground the last few days. I wanted some peaceful time to myself at a place where I could ride the Rail to Trail easily. This campground has direct access to the trail about smack in the middle of it’s length. It also has direct access to the creek for tubing and kayaking. The staff I interacted with were friendly and helpful. I felt safe camping here by myself "
764 Campground
"All was good helped solve a problem I’ll be back "
Gray Squirrel Campsites
"While this is clearly an older campground it was VERY nice. Neatly kept, clean portable toilets and bath house. We stopped in at the lodge for movie night where popcorn and drinks were provided. Owners and other campers are super friendly. We had a hard time getting our fire restarted after a downpour and another camper offered us some of his dry wood and fire starters. We had a great time and "
Red Oak Campground
"Great place to stay with small kids near the New York State border. Nice pool. Nice grounds with a nice playground. Staff is easy to talk to. We stayed in a cabin. They even upgraded our cabin to a cottage. Hiking and kayaking near Warren to the South. Allegheny State Park in New York to the north."
Buttermilk Falls Campground
"I rented a tent site, which was ok. They had a big camp trailer section that looked great. I only wish the tent sites were as well maintained as the camper sites. The bathroom facilities were clean and well stocked. They have showers, multiple sinks and a wash basin. The restaurant has basic, but very good, inexpensive food. I would stay again."
Knoebels Lake Glory Campground
"The team at Lake Glory provides personal friendly service. At the head of the class is Chuck, the shuttle bus driver to Knoebels. He goes out of his way to make your experience pleasant...was very refreshing to encounter such!"
Pocono Vacation Park
"Cabin rentals, dog friendly, big camping sites, near lots of the shopping outlets, restaurants, bars, winery's, fishing, canoeing, rafting, swimming, trails, flea markets, train rides, zip lining falls, and much more. You name it and the family did it...you will need weeks to see everything in the area. Or just relax by the camp site and have a fire, read a book, ride a bike or swim in the pool. P"
Pocono Vacation Park
"Our friends told us about this campground and how much fun they had so of course we had to go check it out, seeing how happy they seemed talking about it. Well I didn't want to leave and nor did the kids, they cried...So we had no choice but to go back! I'm so glad the kids like it because my girlfriends and I have sure do!!! The campground is so awesome. Big pool, very clean! Now I'm going to hav"
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Pennsylvania Campgrounds and RV Parks

Pennsylvania RV parks and campgrounds exist throughout the entire state, and tend to cluster around the many State and National Parks that dot the Keystone State’s landscape. Pennsylvania is geographically diverse, including beaches in the northwest, mountains to the south and east, and a variety of forests, lakes, and rivers to explore in your RV or motorhome. Pennsylvania also has nearly every manner of outdoor adventure to offer, from rafting, hunting, fishing, and mountain biking, to stuff like off-roading, OHV, ATV and 4x4 excursions and destinations. Choosing the perfect RV site in Pennsylvania for you and your crew depends upon what you’re aiming to experience here. In fact, you might need to hitch up and haul down one road or another to properly experience this diverse utopia for camping.

Northwestern Pennsylvania RV parks tend to cluster around Erie, and the many beachside RV resorts in this corner of the state. Pennsylvania’s coast is at the bottom of Lake Erie, and the most popular venue in the region is Presque Isle State Park, which comes to life every summer with campers and RV enthusiasts who come to dip their toes in the cool waters of this Great Lake, and walk along the miles of beaches that extend out from downtown Erie. Gull Point is one of the state’s most popular hiking destinations, and the park is known for having several amusement parks and attractions to explore, including a famous lighthouse.

Motor south from Lake Erie and you’ll arrive at the Pymatuning Spillway and Pymatuning Lake State Park and Linesville Recreation Area. To the east of there are popular draws like Maurice K. Goddard State Park with its waterfalls and vibrant flora, and Oil Creek State Park further east still. Oil Creek State Park expertly combines the area’s natural beauty with organized recreational activities, historical points of interest, a museum and even a train that tours the landscape. To the north is the Drake Well Museum and Park, where the oil industry as we know it today began in 1859.

Down around the Pittsburgh RV parks and campgrounds are fantastic state parks and protected areas that are popular among locals as well as folks making their way from the eastern US to the west, or the reverse. Kooser State Park, Laurel Hill State Park, Shawnee State Park, Keystone State Park, and Ohiopyle State Park are all clustered in the foothills of the Appalachians to the southeast of the Pittsburgh metro area, and near the borders with Maryland and West Virginia. Go hunting, fishing, white water rafting, zip lining, or just go for a hike or bike ride along one of the well-maintained trails.

If you’re heading towards Central Pennsylvania, you’ll want to explore World’s End State Park, Little Buffalo State Park, and Gifford Pinchot State Park just outside of the Harrisburg, Hershey, and Lancaster areas. Motor north to Shikellamny State Park: Overlook Section, Greenwood Furnace State Park, or Bald Eagle State Park to explore the mountainous core of Pennsylvania. North Central Pennsylvania is home to protected natural gems like Susquehannock State Forest, Sproul State Forest, and Tioga State Forest, and the most popular state parks in the area include Lyman Run State Park, Cherry Springs State Park, Hills Creek State Park, and Leonard Harrision State Park. Further south, in the thickest and most remote section of the state you’ll find Kettle Creek State Park, Little Pine State Park, and Hyner View State Park.

Updated November 11, 2016.