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Stoney Run Primitive Tent Camping
1. Stoney Run Primitive Tent Camping
100%
(30)
6.1mi from Franklin · 2 sites
Located along beautiful little Sandy Creek and stoney run flowing through the property there is lots of places to fish explore and even a few spots deep enough to swim
The campsites are spread out fairly well not like most campgrounds we want you to have your privacy and enjoy the outdoors
Each campsite comes with a fire ring and picnic table there is a community porta Jon from memorial day to Labor Day and firewood for sale on site
If you’d like to check us out on facebook our page is (stony run primitive tent camping)
Or if you have any questions, my phone number is 8146730943 Curtis
I hope you come and enjoy a few nights with us
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Starr Farm
2. Starr Farm
100%
(45)
6.6mi from Franklin · 2 sites · Tents, RVs
Learn more about this land:500 acres Heavily forested hardwood stand with lots of wildlife and activities in Northwestern Pennsylvania. Many trails for hiking, biking. Peaceful solitude.
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Hog Wild Farm
3. Hog Wild Farm
98%
(22)
6.8mi from Franklin · 7 sites · Tents, RVs
ATTENTION, PLEASE READ:
You MUST CALL before booking will be accepted/approved.
814-673-8460
not text or message -call please.
Thank You.
We are Marty and Deborah. Welcome to our 40 hidden acres of paradise where we are surrounded by wildlife and raise much of our food including beef, pork, chickens and a productive garden. We have multiple campsites here from wooded to open field or by the pond so come and pick one that suits you best.
We are adjacent to the Kennerdell Tract Of Clear Creek State Forest which has miles of hiking and biking trails as well as the Allegheny River which provides fishing, boating, kayak/ canoeing opportunities. There is also The Allegheny River Trail which provides miles of paved bike trails.
What we offer: We are not a campground and do not offer multi-night stays
We are vandwellers when we are traveling. As such we understand the problems associated with finding a spot to overnight.
We offer just that, a safe, quiet stop over for the night. That being said, if you need an extra day feel free to ask, we often say yes.
We enjoy our quiet country life and request limited use of generators, Thank You
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Tionesta Lake
4. Tionesta Lake
100%
(1)
Park 21mi from Franklin · 163 sites
Deep in the rugged hills of northwestern Pennsylvania, Tionesta Lake sparkles with a diversity of outdoor recreation and fun. The landscape offers scenic hiking, diverse wildlife, and rich layers of history. The lake offers enticing boating and productive fishing. The Seneca named this area "where the water separates the land"- making it the perfect respite for the amphibious.
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Woodcock Creek Lake
5. Woodcock Creek Lake
Park 26mi from Franklin · 111 sites
Daily grind got you down? Consider lifting your spirit up in the gently rolling hills and placid views of Woodcock Creek Lake. This lake is the perfect complement to the tranquil rural countryside of central Crawford County, and the park ain’t too shabby either. Recreation opportunities feature picnicking, fishing, playground fun and relaxation. A spacious campground, developed swim beach, picnic areas and a six-lane boat launch are located in the Colonel Crawford Park Area on the south shore. What’s more is this is where the locals come to fish. Trout, muskie, bass, walleye and panfish await anglers in the calm waters of the lake.
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French Creek Farms
6. French Creek Farms
96%
(14)
7.7mi from Franklin · 4 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
French Creek Farms is a 50+ acre farm nestled along the banks of French Creek in Venango County Pennsylvania. We have creekside sites as well as some field side sites with water access. You can kayak and canoe on French Creek or just bring some floats if you don't want to paddle.
There is a short walking trail on the grounds that leads through our Christmas tree farm. You can also fish from the banks or in a small pond on the property. There are some state and county parks within driving range such as Two-mile run County Park and Lake Wilhelm State Park.
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Roller-Coaster Road Ranch
7. Roller-Coaster Road Ranch
99%
(50)
10mi from Franklin · 3 sites · Tents, RVs
The Roller-Coaster Road Ranch offers many maintained trails, perfect for hiking. The property is mainly forested, but does contain numerous open spaces perfect for a rustic camping experience. The farm has a few large open fields that are plowed and planted seasonally. Various wildlife populates the area; whitetail deer, turkey, black bear, and bald eagles. A stocked trout stream passes through portions of the property and connects to a larger stream with many options for swimming, wading, and crayfish hunting. The Trout Camp site is located at the confluence of two trout streams at the valley bottom, it is an open wooded area in view of a dirt road. The Main Bridge site is located along a trout stream in the valley, offers the most privacy, and is gated. The Valley View site is located at the top of a hill along side a cornfield, with spacious views, beautiful sunsets, and cell service, but does not offer direct access to the trout streams.
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Presidential Primitive Getaway
8. Presidential Primitive Getaway
95%
(22)
16mi from Franklin · 1 site · Tent, RV
Looking for a place to just relax and enjoy nature or are you wanting somewhere to camp that has access to superior public hunting? This property is 140 acres of private wooded land (no hunting permitted on our property). Surrounded by approx 8000 acres of public hunting land. Endless hunting and fishing in native trout streams all within hiking distance. 3 miles from the Allegheny River. 5 miles from a public golf course. Short commute to local bike trails and grocery stores. Site could also accommodate horse back riding with miles of wilderness to explore. Some hiking trails on property for exploring, but feel free to explore wherever you soul leads you. Wildlife galore. Deer, bear, turkeys, raccoons, and plenty of bird species to observe. Parking available for several vehicles. Site could accommodate for up to 2 RVS. Tent campers also welcome. Pets are allowed but please be considerate and clean up after them. Thank you 😊
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Aspen Overlook Campsite
9. Aspen Overlook Campsite
100%
(14)
17mi from Franklin · 1 site · Tent, RV
Very private setting in rural farmlands with ponds, trails and woods to explore. 2.5 Miles to Yogi Bear Waterpark . You will be able to pitch your tent or small pop-up in dense hemlocks or in a sunny level grassy area. There is a overlook deck for your enjoyment. Site comes with electric. For the Waterpark you can obtain a day pass and visit the park. Also there is a PA Trout stream 5 minutes away that is stocked in the Spring.
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Cook Forest State Park
10. Cook Forest State Park
96%
(19)
State park 33mi from Franklin · 234 sites
Discover the natural splendor of Cook Forest State Park.
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Shenango River Lake
11. Shenango River Lake
Park 34mi from Franklin · 321 sites
You can get into all sorts of shenanigans in Shenango River Lake Park. River shenanigans are the best here, from fishing on a lazy day to kayaking on a more adventurous one, and just about every water-related thing you can imagine in between. You can also get into lots of shenanigans in the forested hills throughout the park all year-round. In the summer, wrangle yourself a horse and take a gallop along one of the many equestrian trails, or stick to your feet and explore a maze of hiking trails.When the winter winds begin to blow and a blanket of snow covers the ground, it’s time to whip out your snowshoes and cross country skis, or the horse(power) of the snow—the snowmobile. Finally, if you’re interested in history shenanigans, check out the well-preserved remains of the Erie Extension Canal, which played a major role in the economic development of Northwestern Pennsylvania. Or head over to the charming and historic Kidds Mill Covered Bridge. We aren’t kidding when we say there really are shenanigans for everybody to get into at Shenango River Lake.
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Moraine State Park
12. Moraine State Park
88%
(4)
State park 32mi from Franklin · 13 sites
Snowmobiles, sailboats, and saddles all welcome.
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Pymatuning State Park
13. Pymatuning State Park
67%
(3)
State park 34mi from Franklin · 443 sites
Discover Pymatuning State Park's natural beauty and outdoor activities.
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Tiny Home on the Hill
14. Tiny Home on the Hill
98%
(91)
17mi from Franklin · 1 site
Learn more about this land:
The TINY HOME features:
• 240 square feet plus sleeping for five. We have one queen sized and two single beds in the loft area. We have a comfortable single daybed on the first floor. We provide towels, comforters and pillows. We ask that Campers bring their own sheets or sleeping bags. House features a small kitchen and a full bathroom with a shower. We recommend short showers due to small hot water tanks.
• Electric fireplace, and a split unit provides air conditioning and heat.
• Refrigerator and electric stove.
• Large wooden covered front porch.
The SITE also features:
• Wooded trails
• Three fire pits with plentiful free firewood
• 250 square foot pavilion with picnic table.
• Trails thru woods plus large lawn area
OTHER:
We now accept pets. We charge $15.00 per pet per night. Pets must stay on the first floor.
• Recommend good tires, or 4 wheel drive to get up driveway, deflating tires may be necessary in bad weather.
• No Smoking Inside
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Forest Camping with Modern Comfort
15. Forest Camping with Modern Comfort
98%
(41)
23mi from Franklin · 19 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Camp in the woods with modern comforts—family- and pet-friendly, trail-access, and WiFi-equipped, just minutes off I-80 in Clarion County, PA.
Welcome to Rustic Acres RV Resort & Campground, a pet-friendly, family-friendly campground set on 24 wooded acres in Western Pennsylvania near the Clarion River and over 3,000 acres of State Game Lands. Here, you’ll feel immersed in nature—quiet forest, spacious sites, and direct trail access—while still enjoying the comforts of modern camping.
Perfect for RV camping, van life, tent camping, overlanding, and glamping, Rustic Acres blends outdoor adventure with thoughtful amenities. Step right from your campsite onto hiking and biking trails, or explore nearby Cook Forest State Park and the Clarion River for kayaking, fishing, and scenic views.
Work remotely from camp at The Hub—our modern lounge with strong WiFi, comfortable workstations, and complimentary coffee and tea. Ideal for digital nomads, remote workers, and extended stays.
Stay your way:
Full hookup RV sites (30/50 amp)
Van-friendly and small rig sites near amenities
Primitive tent camping and overlanding sites
Glamping tents and retro campers
Amenities include free WiFi, camp store, clean bathhouses, laundry, playground, yard games, community fire pit, and gathering spaces. Enjoy a peaceful, dog-friendly setting with room to roam and space to relax.
Conveniently located near I-80 and close to local shops, dining, and attractions, Rustic Acres offers the perfect balance of seclusion and accessibility. You can even bike / walk from camp one mile to Lost in the Wilds Brewery and O’Neils Family Market.
Camp in the woods—without giving up comfort. Work. Explore. Stay at Rustic Acres.
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Lake Lucy RV Park
16. Lake Lucy RV Park
100%
(14)
23mi from Franklin · 8 sites · Tents, RVs
Founded in 1955 as a campground, amusement park and pay to fish lake, lake lucy has a rich history of having families spending time together.
After the death of lake lucys founder Raymond Mealy in 2007 the amusements and train were all removed as well as the zoo.
The Steinman family purchased the property in 2017 and began remodeling the pavilion and putting in water and sewer lines to be able to use the campground and pavilion again.
It has been a place for the Steinman and Mealy families and friends
to enjoy for the last few years and we felt it was time to once again welcome the public to enjoy our property!
We currently have 11 sites with full hookups (water, sewer, electric(50/30/20amp).
The campground water will be turned off November 10th due to freezing temperatures. We will still have electric and sewage hookups available.
Learn more about this land:
Campers can fish, bike, swim at lake lucy. They will have access to both ponds. Top pond has bass and have caught bass over 20 inches with the largest being 23 inches and over 8 pounds. Both ponds have bass, crappie, perch, bluegill, and carp. We are within a few miles of a dollar store if any supplies are needed, a gas station is at the end of the road and we are only a few minutes from cook forest as well as the tionesta reservoir. Water is available on site for campers and campers can use the bath house. In the bath house there is 1 full bathroom with a shower and the other bathroom is just a half bath. Quiet and peaceful, come relax and enjoy time with your family at lake Lucy!
we are also conveniently located close to the bike trail near clarion as well as the bike trails in cook forest and oil creek state park. If you like to ride your e bike or mountain bike we are centrally located for a great biking trip!
GPS coordinates are N 41.39433. W-79.38976
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River Hills Above the Allegheny
17. River Hills Above the Allegheny
100%
(525)
23mi from Franklin · 5 sites · Tents, RVs
Located just outside of Parker, PA and 25 minutes from I-80, our campsite is very accessible, yet still very remote.
With 4 campsites on 75 acres, guests have ample privacy and space, with the freedom to roam this posted property that has no homes on it. Perched high above the Allegheny there are several spots to take in the wonderful views. There is also a waterfall with a 3’ deep pool below it. Great for splashing with kids or dogs, guests love exploring the creek bottom and making new discoveries. The more curious guests sometimes find the ruins of the original homestead, chimney and spring house that sit upstream. The property is teeming with wildlife. Birds and tree frogs will be the soundtrack of your visit, and often deer will be seen nosing along the outskirts of your site in the mornings and evenings. Turkey, bald eagles and even bear are occasionally spotted, so be prepared to secure your food and trash at night.
For those coming to disconnect, you have found the right place. But if cell service is needed, you will have enough for texts at all 4 sites, calls at 3 of 4 sites and good internet at 2 of 4 sites.
For those who seek an electrical outlet AND an EV charger, the Travelers site is for you, and included in the price.
Within a 15 minute drive of your campsite you can find The North Country Trail, Rails to Trails Trailheads and Boat Launches on the Allegheny River, Groceries, dining and beer.
Note: Guests wanting The River Ridge site should book their weekends far in advance, or plan a weekday trip.
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Sunset Valley
18. Sunset Valley
100%
(21)
25mi from Franklin · 1 site
We have 104 acres along the Allegheny river that we are willing to share with people who enjoy the outdoors. My husband and I, have been living here for twenty years and just enjoy the beauty this valley has to offer. We see bald eagles everyday, and every once in while some otters can be seen playing in the river.
Black Fox Island is visible downstream and provides a pool in the river that is a mile long. A person can easily paddle upstream; when the river is at normal summer levels.
Over 100 years ago, this was an industrial area with railroads, deep mines, strip mines, and gristmills. Some remnants of those times are still visible.
Paddling, biking, walking, fishing and swimming are some of the activities to do here, but doing nothing and watching the river go by seems to be the most popular.
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Nederlandia
19. Nederlandia
100%
(21)
26mi from Franklin · 20 sites · Tents, RVs
Nederlandia is the name of the overall parcel of land in which the main center camp, Camp Snot Otter (see our other listing under this name) is located. Nederlandia has 4 designated campsites or campers can create new campsites with direction from the owner. We provide the basic flat set up for tents and a fire pit.
The land is an elongated forested strip between deep woods and a wide open field so it is very appealing to a variety of wildlife. The land has trails, wetlands, small creeks, beautiful trees, and plenty of shade on the hot Summer days while having access to a wide open field for stargazing at night. There is a nice central camp with a makeshift nature center, a large fire pit, cooking supplies and often live music.. Nearby attractions include the Erie National Wildlife Refuge, The French Creek Conservancy, Allegheny College, Woodcock Creek Nature Center, the Tamarack Wildlife Rehabilitation Center, Conneaut Lake, Hiking, horseback riding and kayaking within 10 minutes, and the super fun Venango General Store nearby. Kayaking packages are available for a 12 mile day trip. The camp is also close to a grocery store, a hardware store, an ice cream shop, and a couple rural restaurants. Campers may be allowed to gather their own dry deadfall for firewood, but good oak and cherry cooking wood will be available to purchase at center camp. With a bit of guidance from the staff, some campers may be permitted to blaze their own inroads into the woods and create their own camp legacy.
Center camp is the central hub for everything you need. We have an information board with maps, current updates and info on goings on. We also have menus for pizza and local restaurants that will actually deliver to the land.. We always have coffee going in the morning and a luxury setting for a truly natural morning constitution (as long as you help to escort your creation to a staff appointed generally fertilizer deficient disposal designation). Also available for purchase or to barter for at center camp include water, toiletries,, batteries, tools for rent, and some basic cooking ingredients. Ask and we shall try our best to hook you up.
Nederlandia is in the very formation stage of a potential small scale absurd culture festival with roots in Burning Man and The Electric Forest. Campers are encouraged to participate, to create spaces, and leave only works of natural art that may be aesthetically pleasing, but also beneficial to wildlife, at their sites. Wild things in wild places can happen here and many new friends can be made in the process. There is always a core staff person on site, and often a crew of hicks, skids, jocks, spiritual guides, (no degens), and musicians there every day from May to October to provide sharing, transportation, information and other basic necessities and entertainments. In the Winter, we have a very cozy cabin with a fireplace, wood stove, kitchen and generator for extra heat and light.
Nederlandia is committed to wildlife conservation and education. Some of the proceeds from hosting campsites will go towards local conservation initiatives. Campers here can learn about local natural history and be immersed in the wildlife around them. We have incredible frog choruses going throughout the Spring and Summer. Our species count on the land is now somewhere in the 300s including an informal trapping study of insects last year that yielded a great number of cool bugs, but surprisingly few mosquitos. The one thing people have always said about camping here is that the mosquitos are not bad at all. We have a pond with turtles and frogs, tons of salamanders and harmless snakes. We've seen porcupine, mink, flying squirrels, and we still have a decent bat population around here. Birdwatching is a constant new surprise. There is almost always one or more dogs present here, of course. But I must also disclose, there are definitely signs of Sasquatch migrating through the back bush.
Fun is our campsite concept and if we have our druthers, we can start to do themed parties around major dates and holidays, especially a grand Halloween party! We have already planted all the pumpkins for this year.
Looking forward to hanging out with you guys!
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Abandoned School
20. Abandoned School
97%
(62)
27mi from Franklin · 1 site · Tent, RV
Camp Beside History on the Legendary Route 666
Welcome to a one-of-a-kind camping experience—where you can pitch a tent or park your RV beside a hauntingly beautiful, abandoned schoolhouse deep in the PA woods. Located on the legendary Route 666, this private campsite offers an unforgettable blend of eerie history and peaceful seclusion.
There is only one site—and it’s all yours. No other campers. No shared space. Just you, your group, and the freedom to explore.
What’s Included:
Exclusive Access: When you book, the entire property is yours. Roam, relax, and make it your own.
Tent & RV Friendly: Separate areas for tents and RVs of any size.
Water Available: On-site spigot
New!!! Spring Fed Cold Plunge
Firewood: Purchase bundles on-site or collect fallen wood from the forest behind the schoolhouse.
Firepits: Use an existing ring or safely build your own.
On-Site Porta Potty: Clean and private, located discreetly on the grounds.
Make Yourself at Home: Explore, take photos, and unwind in total privacy.
Nearby Attractions:
Allegheny National Forest
Minister Creek Trail
Pithole Ghost Town
Tionesta Dam
Hearts Content Old Growth Forest
Allegheny Outfitters (0.7 mi)
George’s Little Store (0.6 mi) – essentials + 24/7 Porta Potty
Haller’s General Store (9 min) – clean indoor restrooms
Important Notes:
Private Property Signs: Ignore them—you’re welcome here.
Restrooms: A porta potty is on-site. Additional restroom options nearby if needed.
If you love peaceful nature, off-grid exploring, and a spooky twist, this hidden gem is for you. Whether it’s ghost stories by the fire or hiking nearby trails, this place was made for memory-making.
One site. One schoolhouse. All yours.
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Recent reviews from the Hipcamp community
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Becky
3 days ago
Weekend Trip to The Highlander
We enjoyed the Highlander because it had everything you need. Perfectly secluded from and the cabin was very cozy and welcoming. We will definitely return!
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Kathleen
2 weeks ago
24 ft travel trailer
Remote site close to everything lol. We loved how remote Dave's site was and how welcoming he was. Like meeting a friend.
We were able to get to store to replace our broken brake controller so we could make it back down the big hill on way out with old and heavy camper. We also got to fish in a beautiful park on way back from town and yet be in such a remote area to spend the weekend. We could hear turkey, owls and see a bunch of deer while sitting around the camp. We heard nothing much else...it was so relaxing and peaceful. We got to be only ones on grounds as first visitors for the year and 140 all to ourselves! Was worth every penny. Beats a sardines campground any day of the week for sure. He has a beautiful thing and so glad he shared with everyone. We needed it. We just got married and he got diagnosed with dementia so it's been a hard hit. We have both been struggling and needed a weekend to reconnect and learn how to refocus for us. We did ..thanks for having the space we needed away from our normal to do that.
Love the outhouse....best one I've been in. It has everthing.. well, almost everything...but it is fantastic! Go visit Leave him a note inside it.
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Ashley
3 weeks ago
Weekend Trip to The Highlander
We had plenty of wood!! I know that sounds so silly, but it's such an awesome perk to not have to search around to buy wood or be a scavenger for it! Oh, and the spot light to the "office" was great! Didn't have to find a flashlight or headlamp to go in the middle of the night! We went hiking everyday and it was so nice to come back to a cozy place and watch a dvd and make dinner!
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Christopher
3 weeks ago
Tent
Group trip
The area was very quiet and spooky, was fun to camp at. The area was very flat, so its good for RV camping, not so much for tent camping though due to the fact that the majority of the camping area is on a overgrown asphault surface.
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Jeff
3 weeks ago
Tent
Couldn't be happier with our stay! Bill is so welcoming. This was my second time staying here and will be sure to come back another time.
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Charles
3 weeks ago
Tent
Enjoyed another peaceful night at site 6. Thanks!
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Austin
April 2026
25 ft campervan
I thoroughly enjoyed my stay at Conneauttee Valley Getaway. Quiet, peaceful, and even had full hookups. The view of the lake is great, and sleeping under the Hemlock trees is cozy. Jared was a great host and would absolutely stay here again.
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Barbara
April 2026
Tent
With pets
We loved tent camping at the Presidential Getaway! We were welcomed with a fire ring full of kindling and plenty of dry wood to burn ❤️ the site is flat and perfect for camping with grassy areas to setup and a gravel driveway for campers. Since we were camping in the early spring, the foliage wasn't completely filled in so you could see through the trees to the road but it still felt very private and isolated. We saw a horse and buggy which was a treat for me and the dogs! The stars were out in their full glory and listening to all of the night time nature sounds was so peaceful. We will definitely be back again and thank you for sharing this lovely space with us!
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Erica
April 2026
With pets
The property is great! There weren't leaves on the trees yet when we stayed in early April, but it still felt private and secluded which is really important to us. We loved having a metal roof over one of the fire pits which came in handy during our first night there and we were hit with a downpour. We enjoyed hearing the donkey in the distance, too.
We spent the next day hiking at Allegheny National Forest (we really loved the Beaver Meadow Loop Trail) and our Australian shepherd loved it too.
The cabin itself was super clean and the perfect amount of space for what we needed. The only drawback was the 1 single twin sized bed at the ground level. There are multiple beds upstairs, but the staircase to go upstairs is not safe for dogs, and dogs are not allowed upstairs (understandably so!). Our Aussie likes to snuggle with us and would certainly attempt to climb up to us, so we slept in the twin bed the first night. The second night, we split up and 1 person slept upstairs and the other person slept downstairs. It was not a big deal, and we probably should have thought about the sleeping arrangements ahead of time.
Thank you for sharing your wonderful property with us! Happy Easter!
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Dennis
April 2026
Tent
Very interesting spot. Just as advertised, clean and safe spot under a very interesting backdrop. We had a great time.
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Adam
March 2026
27 ft travel trailer
With pets
Great relaxing place. My first time with a travel trailer and he taught me the proper way to navigate parking. Friendly guy and respects your privacy. Highly recommended place to chill
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Wesley
March 2026
2 nights at Tiny Home on the Hill
My girlfriend and I loved our stay here for our anniversary! The cabin was decently sized, pretty, very private, and had all the amenities.
On the few days we stayed, it snowed pretty heavily and dropped to temperatures well below what was expected, but the pipes never froze, the heating was great, and hot water in the shower still worked.
The cabin has lots of amenities including a nice stove, sink, fridge, and microwave. The host clearly stays there sometimes, as there was a lot of his stuff around. He provided dishes, silverware, and many toiletries among other things. The cabin has a nice firepit outside along with a pavilion that are a very nice place to share a campfire meal.
Overall, we loved the place! The host was very kind and gave us some tips on how to make sure the pipes didn't freeze. The only negatives were: 1. The cleanliness of the place: While it was clear that the place had been tidied and there were no super gross parts, the owner missed several things, such as a Hershey bar wrapper, that were on the floor. 2. The driveway was very steep and gravel. With 4WD, we were able to drive on it with some snow, but without 4WD there is no chance we would have made it. Besides these small issues though, it was an idyllic place for a couple to relax and get some time away from the world!
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Charles
March 2026
Tent
Had a great weekend at site 6. Curtis is attentive and the campgrounds are well maintained. I plan to be back often.
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Eric
March 2026
18 ft campervan
With pets
A perfect way to mix up your camping experiences. The building is in rough shape so don’t plan on entering. Camp site is private and sets you up for a one of a kind night under the stars.
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Dana
March 2026
Tent
Awesome. Really liked the spot. This was a scouting mission and will def go back. Thanks Todd!
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Rob
January 2026
22 ft Class B
Great place to stay. Very friendly and flexible host. I look forward to going back again in better weather!
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Solange
January 2026
Weekend Trip to The Highlander
A great getaway, charming home with the perfect blend of rustic and cozy. We'll be back!
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Alex
December 2025
3 nights at Tiny Home on the Hill
Cozy, comfortable, and secluded. The owners were very accommodating and easy to communicate with. My dog, and I, loved the space of the surrounding area and hope to come again!
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Matthew
December 2025
Tent
This was an absolutely beautiful camping spot!! We really could not ask for better. We had ourselves a Christmas hot tent camp right along side a gorgeous creek. We'll secluded and very peaceful. Thank you guys sooooo much! We definitely plan on returning often!
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scott
November 2025
16 ft car
What an absolutely amazing sight! from the school to the forest behind, the neighbors with the chickens and birds, the star gazing!!! the old school is so cool!! having the water on sight is so perfect, too!! We will for sure be booking future stays here.
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