This cg is not up to KOA standards. Going eastbound you must go on a three-mile series of narrow winding roads, then up a steep hill into the cg on a narrow dirt road. This place needs a lot of work. Wi-Fi went in and out. No cap on sewer connector. We will not stop here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stayed here for one night and arrived late. Unfortunately, the posted leaflet did not include the access code for the wireless internet. When we got it next morning, we realized that it is a volume restricted access - definitely not what you normally consider as wireless service. The campground as such is nice but the sites require significant leveling. Unfortunately, our experience was totally spoilt by an unfriendly, actually rude, campground host. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Nice campground with easily accessible sights. Pull through sites were long enough to leave tow vehicle and trailer connected which was appreciated since we were only staying for one night. Staff was friendly and showed us to our sight. Pool was clean and well maintained. The bathrooms and showers were acceptable but could have used a little more attention in terms of cleaning. The campgrond is well signed when coming off the turnpike and easy to find. All in all I would stay here again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Significant improvements (new blacktop) to main entrance road from last year made arrival much better. However, this KOA is still difficult to get to. KOA directions must be followed in detail but long distances between KOA signs cause one to wonder if one is on the right road. Directions do not have distances marked. I cannot imagine finding this KOA in the dark. Wi-Fi, while excellent, is limited; i.e., the KOA/local ISP contract limits the KOA and in turn, the KOA limits campers who get a login password upon checking-in, will be booted-off the connection if too much data is uploaded/downloaded. There is a warning note above the password login, but it lacks specificity as to just how much time/megs can be used. Over all, the campground is clean and owners are clearly upgrading, but sites are not that level and small. This was our third time at this KOA, but are now considering other options w/easier access and longer internet connectivity. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stopped in overnight to stay here. It was a nightmare to find in the dark. It was very hilly. The office is actually on a very steep hill. We had a hard time getting to the site. It was a pretty park, but the interstate could be disturbing. It would not suggest this for a overnight stay because just too inconvenient to get to, but could be nice for a extended stay. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Owners were very nice and friendly, but the campground is tired. The sites were quite un-level and small. The road to the sites is tricky for RV's and in need of repair. OK place for just passing through, but we won't stay there again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stayed here for a long weekend while visiting Pittsburgh for business. The main road up to the office is in terrible shape. The pull through site we had was adequate but was sloped so using a chair outside was not possible. There are some campers and tents set up there for the season that look pretty bad. The noise from the highway is very loud. All advertised utilities worked good except for the wifi. Went out a couple of times and was slow. This is not a destination campground but would stay there again if passing through. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This is a fairly typical worn-out KOA campground. Unfortunately, most of the KOA system is made up of campgrounds that were built during the RV boom of the mid ’70’s, and a lot of the properties are simply worn out, with a tremendous amount of deferred maintenance evident. This is one such property. The road into the campground is very steep, and full of potholes, that can really jar the fillings right out of your teeth. The office is a typical KOA A-Frame. From the office, we were escorted to our site by the very friendly and helpful owners (or work campers - we weren’t sure which) The road from the office is VERY steep, and again, rough, with old broken picnic tables and other junk strewn along the side. The pull-through sites were adequate for our length, but barely so, and if we put our awning out, it would have definitely touched the rig in the next site. These sites are REALLY tight. The water and electric were OK, with no problems. We were able to get a good satellite signal for the TV. They have WiFi available, and the signal strength was great, but the campground’s internet is supplied via Satellite, so it’s response is slow, and the campground limits use to 50mB per day. They don’t have cable TV, but regular TV reception was good, with several Pittsburgh stations available. The campground has I-79 on one side, and I-70 on the other, so it’s extremely noisy. Earplugs were mandatory for sleeping. The walk from the office (where the showers are) to the campsites is via a long, steep set of steps, and we saw several older folks really struggling to make the climb. Some sites are level, while others are badly out of level, forcing people to break out the leveling blocks. Guess which one we had? This campground would benefit greatly from doing some of that deferred maintenance I mentioned earlier, and getting rid of all the accumulated junk. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This was a nice campground with all the amenities that you expect at a KOA. The owners were very friendly. The campground is on a hill which allows scenic views over the top of you neighbor's RV. Tents have their own section of the park as do the monthly campers. Will return when in the area. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Well kept, interior roads quite narrow and hilly. Nice pool, loads of kids on weekend. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This KOA was very clean and well-maintained with average to slightly smaller than average site sizes. The staff was very, very pleasant, and the bathrooms and campstore were very clean and well-maintained. We would highly recommend it as a campground for passing through Washington. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We visited this campground a day after hurricane Ivan dumped 5 inches of rain on it, so it was quite muddy, but the owner had spent the whole morning on a tractor trying to reconstruct the access roads. The roads are gravel and rather steep. If he had not graded the roads than I don't think I could have gotten in. The sites were fairly small but comfortable enough for overnight parking. There is not enough to do in the area to make this campground much more than a stop-over. The bathrooms were very clean. The owners were very friendly and helpful. We had reserved two nights but was not able to make the first night because of the rain storm and the owners were very understanding and refunded the money even though we had not cancelled in time. I enjoyed staying here and would stay here again if I was in the Pittsburgh area. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This campground has just recently changed ownership, Rich and Sharron are the the new owners first names. They are very friendly people. I believe the previous owners did not keep the place up prior to the sale. For now, just an average campground, but they have plans for improvements. The campground was clean and quiet. The sites are a little close together. However, the sites are long enough for 45 foot motor homes. The main road into the campground is in need or repair. I suspect that campground will improve over the next 1 - 2years. If I was back in the Pittsburgh area, I would stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Sites are too close, on a hill. Most sites were total mud and the grass was knee high. Mostly for motorhomes. Not suitable for a popup (we have). Some sites are shaded. There is a pool, playground needs updated. Not the greatest place for kids. Owners are nice and bathhouse was very clean. We camped here in a Tent Trailer.