We stayed here to try the other water front CG at Lake Raystown. The park was nice and clean. We stayed in the Birch section. This part of the park was more wooded and rustic looking. There were a few water front sites. We had a lakeview site which was nice waking up looking at the boat every morning. The area we were in didn't seem in the best conditions for mouring a boat though. The CG is pretty big. The premium water front sites looked nice with concrete pads and a large lot to the water. Looked nice if you were with a group and wanted to sit by the water. We went on their boat, The Proud Mary, for a couple of cruises. Pretty fun. The Prime Rib dinner was outstanding. This CG does have alot of boaters and people partying. It never got real loud. The guards were very nice. The general store was a nice size. There is no pool as stated already. If love to look at water and boats or have a boat this is a nice CG. Not too far away is the US Army Corps of Engineers campground, which is just as good if not better for the campers that do not need a pool or a ton of activites. It also costs alot less. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We stayed for 4 nights and had a great time. We were 3 sites from the lake in site 12. Yes there is no sewer and yes the water park w/pool is $14. We stayed the week prior at a Gettysburg CG for $53. With that we got a crowed small pool and a noisy highway. There too you have to pay extra for the "water park". To us this is a great deal and will be back with friends next year. Follow the directions on their web site. We followed our GPS from NJ and had one 1 1/2 mile 9% and a 3 mile 10% winding downhill. Amongst several winding uphills. Not fun. There is at least 1 pull thru that I saw. This CG is big rig friendly. We had a 36' MH + toad and had no problems. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Sorry, we will not return to this CG. Staff was not very nice. Manager was curt, prices were higher than the value we received, the sites are not level, food in the cafe was fair, but again, pricy for the value, no pool (unless you want to pay $14.00 for an outdated "waterpark"). Very large marina. It seems they are more interested in keeping the boat people content than the campers. After 2 nights, we moved down the road to the Army Corps of Engineers campground. Very nice, VERY clean and very cordial staff. One more thing... for the 2 days we were there, we never got a smile out of any of the staff except once. A very nice young man stopped us and asked if we were enjoying our stay. It turns out he was a grass cutter. Thank you, young man. You deserve our appreciation. And, a promotion! We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.