Our stay at Creekside Grill (we kept hoping for a restaurant, haha, so we didn’t have to do our own grilling) was magical. Looking out of our screen in the morning onto the creek was a great way to start the day!
It was just the two of us (the other campsite was empty), and the peace & quiet was sublime. There was occasional road noise, but there aren’t many places in the area where you won’t have ANY road noise. Oh, and if you THINK you’ve got constant road noise (like Hubby did), walk down by the Stillwater site and realize it’s the dam overflow you’re hearing. 😉
I somehow overlooked the “4WD recommended” note in the HipCamp listing, but we made it down the hill with our AWD Tesla Y because of its higher clearance, although we had to be careful in some spots.
We loved the signage that made it easy to tell which was our campsite and appreciated the freshly mowed grass, picnic tables, and ADK shelter (definitely bigger than most ADK lean-to shelters) stocked with chairs.
We also enjoyed chatting with Rick when he drove by on his ATV one day, and we will definitely come back!
A final note on food: if the weather isn’t cooperating for outdoor cooking, we highly recommend The Hungry Pilot at the Chester County Airport in Coatesville. Seriously, an airport café! Great beer selection and delicious food. The Four Dogs is also very good (with indoor/outdoor seating), but don’t even consider The Whip Tavern – too stressful to find a parking spot there.