We have stayed here before. This time was much different than previously. The park ranger on staff on one of the nights of our stay was just out to give anyone and everyone a hard time about anything and everything he could! One morning- trees were being cut down with a chainsaw about 3 sites away from us (a bit of noise). This state park is very pretty. Plenty of activities. We stayed in the same campsite as we had previously. This one suits us perfectly. The shower/restroom building is well lit, kept clean, and centrally located. This pet friendly camping area is one that we will return to when we need some down time! - patti&charlie

We stayed at this state park for 2 nights. We used both the water fill and the dump stations. We have a full service RV and did not use the shower/restroom building. Our campsite was near perfect! Large and shaded! Pet-friendly and 50 amp service! Fire ring and picnic table. We stayed on a weekend and the campground filled up quickly. Our reservation was made about a month in advance online. The state park ranger{s} did drive through from time to time to check on things which was nice to see. We will most likely camp here again! - patti&charlie

We camped in a 45 foot motor home. If you have a long heavy RV, DO NOT enter the park from US 30. The first bridge has a weight limit of 10 tons. Enter the park from PA 18. PA 18 curvy and lots of hills, but we made it. The only sites that would accommodate our 45 foot RV, where B1 & B2. These were ADA paved sites which were reasonably level and clear of trees. Other than some sites in the A section, most sites had severe slope and many tree limbs to dodge. Sites do not have water, but there are water bibs located throughout the park. There is a central dump station. Verizon signal was 1 to 2 bars. Sat TV signal was available on our ADA site, but would not be available on most sites. Sites in A section would handle maximum 30 foot RV. There is some noise from Pittsburgh International Airport. - eaglessoc