This quiet little gem sits on a beautiful mountain in the Allegany's. It is relatively new (5 years) old, very clean and is constantly being improved by the owners. These folks were the nicest and provided red carpet treatment during our stay. They delivered a hefty load of firewood for $6 right to our fire ring. The sites are a good size with a mostly level gravel surface. We stayed in the middle of October during the peak leaf viewing season. A beautiful State Park is nearby with hiking trails, fishing, etc... and it's free. Other than hiking or fall fishing there is not much to do during the off season around the lake. Try to plan you weekend around a local festival or just plan on relaxing away from civilization for your stay. Saxton is a short drive with Bedford about 30 min away. Only complaint was the poor Verizon cell service in the mountains. It was not a campground thing, it was a Verizon thing. Other campers said that they had better luck with Sprint when out of the forest. Overall a very nice place that we would go back to. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

WOW! I can't possibly say enough about this CG. After several years of camping, we have finally found a place near home where we immediately felt we could call it our second home. As soon as you pull in, you feel so welcome. The CG is newer, having only been here for a few years. The owners live on site, and they literally work from sun up to sun down to improve and expand. There is a brand new pool that is absolutely beautiful. The area is clean and quiet. They have several games for the kiddies, and go above and beyond to accommodate. They are also very knowledgeable about the Raystown area. We will be back here very soon. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We had a group of 7 adults and 5 kids. We have a travel trailer (28') and had 2 tents. Upon check in we were told where to go, but no paperwork was given or rules/check-out times, etc. We were charged for 2 sites and an additional $20 per night for the extra tent. We also had 3 boats. We were charged to dock the boats $20 a day also. We arrived late Friday afternoon and put ONE boat in. When we went to our assigned trailer parking ASSIGNED spot, there was already a trailer there. Confusion at the front office. She had no idea what was going on. On Saturday we docked the other 2 boats and spent the day boating. We were given assigned boat slips. On Sunday we decided to do some boat riding and upon returning around 3o'clock one of our boats had been moved. Someone had gotten in it and moved it!!! The man that worked there said he did it because our slips were no longer valid. Again, we paid for 2 days!! Today I got a charge on my cc for another $40!! And to top it off the pool was closed on Friday upon arrival and all day Sunday! This is not waterfront property and no where to swim except the pool! This place is a joke! We will NEVER stay here again! Be aware!! They could have easily at any time came and talked to us before moving the boat because we were there. We were not asked if we were staying longer or anything. We did stay until late in the afternoon but since it was our first time we had no idea of check out time! Again: no communication. They are not locals. These people are all about the money and are Californians! Not people friendly at all!! We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

If you do not own your own personal water craft (wave runner, canoe, kayak, etc.) this may not be the place for you. I think if we had not been with three other families, our stay would have been a complete waste while in the campground itself. The campground is very basic, not much happening here as far as activities for kids or adults. Be very careful when driving in and out of the campground on River Road. It is very, very narrow and there are no guard rails. This makes it nearly impossible for a RV and Boat, Boat and truck, RV and RV to pass each other. There are a few spots along the way to pull over a little, but if you cannot see what is coming around the bend it can be a little nerve racking. Upon our arrival we stopped at the office to check in and the young lady who helped us was very polite, she and the other office staff seemed unprepared. This was a little concerning since it was the official weekend to kick off the summer. They gave us a black and white copy of the campground map and told us to follow the escort to our site. They did not give us any other information about the campground, like quiet hours, activities, rental prices for canoes or kayaks, or office hours. We found out most days the office closes between 6pm -7pm. The camp store (if that is what one calls it) did not have anything related to items a typical onsite camp store would carry. If you like your frozen treat (real ice cream not ice cream bars) bring your own or you will have to stop at one of the ice cream places off site. We backed into our site when an older gentlemen (whom I assume was the owner?) stopped his truck and rudely told my husband he needed to move his truck in even further. He kept going on and on about moving the vehicle now as they have some rather large rigs that come through there. I said we are trying to get an idea of where all the things were for the site so we could setup our trailer accordingly. Finally my husband just backed it in a little further and the guy was on his way. We saw him several times throughout our stay driving around, but never abiding by the speed limit within the campground. Though most of the other employees did not follow the speed limit either. A guy was moving his boat from the main road down near the docks and the owner whipped right around him instead of waiting. We checked out the pool only one for the whole campground and it is small! The water was a bit green and one of our friends mentioned it to an employee. He said it was being treated, but they still opened the pool. Again this was Memorial weekend, if you needed to treat the pool it should have been ready last week. The next day we were told that the pool may not open because it went from hazy and green to a light brown. Later that afternoon it was open again, but it did not look any better. My husband said in general the water that came out of the faucets was dirty, so use a filter and do not drink it! The park for the kids is a bit plan, really not much maybe two swings and a small slide. There were horseshoes, but the grass had grown all around the boxes and the area. I did not see any horseshoes at the pit, so I guess you had to rent them from the office, but I would not know since they did not provide any information to us. They had a DJ one night for the kids at the pavilion, but he did not have any lights setup. It was completely dark and seemed strange. The campground does not offer any place to really fish along the banks. The lake was extremely muddy where the dock was and there is no where for the kids to play in the lake either. During our stay we lost power in the campground and they said it was a box down the road that blew. Not sure if that was the case or just poor electrical service since majority of campers had their air going due to the weather. Also they advertise wireless internet, but it is only available near office and at the pool if you are lucky. We will not be staying here again as there are better options in the area! We camped here in a Travel Trailer.