This CG is not perfect, but the new owners really put their hearts, souls and bodies into improving it. Several campers told me how much they had accomplished in four months. CG was very clean, our site was not shaded, but others were. We had a very long pull-thru, perfect for an overnight. Extremely helpful owners, staff, fishing and swimming in lake, very quiet, but close to interstate. John, the owner, really went out of his way when our hydraulics failed the morning we were to leave: I could not pull in the slideouts or raise the jacks. John spent about 90 minutes---most of it in the cramped quarters inside the slide out---checking, tightening and reconnecting. He got it to the point where we could bring in the slideouts and bring up the jacks. He could have just ignored out problem and accepted camping fees for several nights until we could get it fixed. (Not much RV service in the area). We camped here in a Motorhome.

We camped here over Memorial Day Weekend 09. New owners took over in the last 6 weeks or so. This is a small, rural CG. It is very quiet, peaceful and close to nature. They have a small store stocked with all the basics, and they devote several hrs a day to cleaning the bath rooms. There are not many amenities, so if you have small children, take something to keep them entertained. My daughter was able to ride her bike, as there was very little traffic on the campground road, and no golf carts. The owners work from dusk to dawn to put more into the CG. They recently added more sites w/ sewage, and have plans to expand. There are several local attractions within a short drive. The CG is also very clean. We would stay here again. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We stopped here for overnight. I found one of my shackles broke on my springs. The owner found someone who could fix it the next morning. They are friendly people. We would stay here again if in the area. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Visited park in big rig with tow vehicle. They had pull through sites that would accommodate our coach without unhooking. Park is an older KOA type park. Owner was friendly & helpful. Roads were gravel & narrow. Sites were gravel. Utilities were modern and well placed. They had sites in shade as well as in the open. We had an open site that was satellite friendly. For an overnight stop we felt the park was appropriately priced for the amenities. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We had FORD problems in DuBois, and made it to a parking lot. Good Sam could not tow the trailer, however when I called Woodland Campground, the owner found someone to travel over & tow our 5'er in. They were great!! We learned what mountain pies were, and spent a great 4th of July with these folks, which we really enjoyed. We spent almost a week there which was completely unplanned, but they really made us feel welcome. We will stop here any time we are in the area!! We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

As stated, very friendly campground! We were here foe a 1 night stay, bur was GREAT for us! Is on a slight hillside, but sites are level They have Satellite TV wired in already, are waiting for company to hook everything up, Was expecting this weekend, but they were a no show! They told me they would have "fast Internet" as soon as they get the cable done. We found it to be a great stop!! We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We just stayed one night at this campground. It is convenient to Route 80. We called to check availability when we were about an hour and a half away. We also asked about rates because we have 9 children. The owner was very kind and quoted a rate not much over the usual 4 person rate (the above rate is for 4 people). When we arrived, the owner kindly guided us to our site and was extremely friendly and helpful. The facilities aren't all that fancy (though we had a great time playing pool), but the kindness of the owners more than make up for the campground's lack of amenities. The next time we need a place to stay enroute through Pennsylvania, we will definitely stay there. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This seems like a pleasant campground that is on a hillside, but we arrived in the dark and left first thing in the morning so we had little time to really get acquainted with the place. There is a lake on the property, but I don't believe any of the sites actually are lakefront sites. Roads and sites are gravel. The most extraordinary thing that we experienced here during our brief stay was the owner. We called him at the last minute from over 100 miles away after the campground we had planned to stay at had given away our site. Many of the other campgrounds in the area had been flooded by heavy rains and this was the closest place we could find a space on such short notice. Although the hour was now very late, he offered to wait up for us until we arrived. True to his word, he stayed up until nearly midnight when we finally arrived in the pouring rain. He escorted us to our site and even offered to help us get set up. After some coaxing, he finally relented and went to bed while we tried to get settled as quietly as we could. This very kind man is truly an extraordinary host! We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We had to be in the area for about a month in the dead of winter. These kind people (they truly are exceptional hosts) opened up so we'd have a place to stay. They were great keeping the place plowed and clean. I'd come back and stay with them in a New York minute because they are really the exception to the rule. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.