We love this park! We already have next year booked. This is our second visit in as many years and have had no problems, other than finding the entrance to the campground the first visit. It should be marked better. The whole campground is wooded and nicely laid out on a hillside. The gravel sites are mostly flat, and this year, they had the campground loop road paved. It changes the whole feel of the park for the better. It's quieter, no dust, and the kids can ride scooters and bikes will ease. Sidewalk chalk has become popular, too. The dump station has been upgraded as well, though it could have been laid out with more room. Still, it's very serviceable as it is. he bathhouses were revamped several years ago and remain in very good condition. There are some good hiking trails to explore, as well as lots of great history waiting for campers to uncover, so don't miss the programs at the other park facilities on site which bring alive the history of the iron industry in early America. There is very little to complain about at this park, other than the missing full hookups that all PA State Parks share. We will be back many times! We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Great little park. The cg is almost totally wooden. The shower house is new. Located overlooking a stream. There is a lake available for summer swimming. Some of the original iron furnace structures are still there. Great hiking. Stone Valley Vista Loop Trail gives a great view of the area. Trout fishing is mostly natives but they're in there. Fish at the Seeger Nature Area. Take a picnic. Most structures are new. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.