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Harts Content Campground

496 Glendale Road, Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania, United States

Number of accommodations: 20

Rates, Sites & Availability

Select check-in and check-out dates to see real-time availability for each site.

20 Sites Available

Site
Price
🏠 Cabin #1
Campfire
$110.00
/ per night
🏠 Cabin #2
Campfire
$70.00
/ per night
🏠 Cabin #3
Campfire
$90.00
/ per night
🚐 Site 35
30 Amp · Full Hookups
$47.00
/ per night
🚐 Site 36
30 Amp · Full Hookups
$47.00
/ per night
🚐 Site 37
30 Amp · Full Hookups
$47.00
/ per night
🚐 Site 38
30 Amp · Full Hookups
$47.00
/ per night
🚐 Site G1
30 Amp · Water & Electric
$40.00
/ per night
🚐 Site G10
30 Amp · Full Hookups
$47.00
/ per night
🚐 Site G16
30/50 Amp · Full Hookups
$56.00
/ per night
🚐 Site G17
30 Amp · Water & Electric
$40.00
/ per night
🚐 Site G18
30 Amp · Water & Electric
$40.00
/ per night
🚐 Site G19
30 Amp · Water & Electric
$40.00
/ per night
🚐 Site G2
30 Amp · Water & Electric
$40.00
/ per night
🚐 Site G20
30 Amp · Water & Electric
$40.00
/ per night
🚐 Site G3
30 Amp · Full Hookups
$47.00
/ per night
🚐 Site G4
30 Amp · Full Hookups
$47.00
/ per night
🚐 Site G6
50 Amp · Full Hookups
$56.00
/ per night
🚐 Site G7
30/50 Amp · Full Hookups
$56.00
/ per night
🚐 Site G8
50 Amp · Full Hookups
$56.00
/ per night

Location Harts Content Campground

Address:
496 Glendale Road
Beaver Falls, PA, 15010
United States

Highway access

Harts Content Campground is located approximately 7 miles from Interstate 376, providing access to major routes in the region.

Latitude & Longitude: 40.7851 / -80.2498

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Policies & Rules

Parking

  • One Unit Per Site: One RV or trailer per site. Your cousin’s bonus pop-up tent in the driveway doesn’t count.
  • Parking: Only in designated spots. Roadways are for driving, not long-term vehicle art displays.
  • Speed Limit: 5 MPH. That’s about as fast as a brisk turtle.
  • Protect the Trees: No cutting, carving, or lumberjack tryouts on trees or bushes. They worked hard to get that tall and bushy.
  • Bikes, Scooters & the like: Lights on after dark, helmets strapped, and follow the same traffic rules you’d follow in a car—or risk being the human-shaped pothole. Stay visible, stay safe, and keep the campground cruising friendly.
  • Power Washing: Yes, you can power wash — but keep it chill. Your RV, deck, or storage shed should get the spa treatment at least once per season (no excuses for the “dusty rustic look”) but no more than twice. Same deal for your HCC golf cart(s) — max of 2 carts per site, each washed at least once, but no more than twice (because nobody needs a golf cart that sparkles brighter than a diamond). Beyond that, the hose goes back in the holster unless you’ve got pre-approval from us.

Insurance

  • RV Condition: Your RV needs to be in good working order and not look like it just lost a bar fight. Also, have current liability insurance.
  • Insurance: If it normally needs insurance, it needs at least liability here, too. Damage something? You’re responsible.

General

  • Right to Refuse: If your setup is sketchy—or your attitude is sketchier—we reserve the right to send you on your way.
  • Kids: They’re your responsibility. Enough said.
  • Cleanliness: Don’t litter. Don’t be gross. Don’t be that camper.
  • Use of Facilities: Treat the campground facilities like a board game: use them according to the instructions. Showers = showering, bathrooms = bathrooming, pavilion = pavilioning. No creative re-interpretations, please.
  • Campsite Mods: No digging or construction projects without management’s official blessing. And by blessing, we don’t mean the Pope waving incense at your camper — we mean written approval from us.
  • Emergencies: Hopefully nothing happens, but if it does, call 911 first, then shoot us a text at 724-846-0005.
  • No Selling Goods or Services: This isn’t a flea market (unless we're actually having a scheduled one), in which case, grab your table and your vintage Beanie Babies. If not, no selling Tupperware, timeshares, or even your daughter’s Girl Scout cookies.
  • Follow the Law: Federal, state, local. Keep it legal and ethical.
  • Lost or Stolen Items: Lock your stuff. We’re not responsible if it vanishes.
  • Rule Changes: Rules may change without notice. It’s not chaos… it’s just camping 2.0.
  • Political & Offensive Signs: No political or offensive signs, banners, etc.. Here, the only thing we’re voting for is who gets the last marshmallow.
  • Terms & Conditions For All Campers
  • Welcome to Harts Content Campground LLC! By camping with us, you—and everyone sharing your campsite—agree to these Terms & Conditions. They’re legally binding, and yes, they apply to everyone from your 2-man tent to your oversized RV.
  • Seasonal Campers: Check the box, add your John Hancock, and you’re signed up for both the “Terms & Conditions for All Campers” above and the "Seasonal Camper Contract" below. Full-season adventure: unlocked.
  • 2026 Seasonal Camper Contract
  • This contract locks in your 2026 campsite with Harts Content Campground LLC. By signing, you, the Camper, accept the lease, the rules, and all the seasonal fun—officially binding and covering all campers at your site for the full season.
  • Short-Term Campers: You’re in for a short stay but a full share of responsibility. Follow all the rules, policies, and regulations of Harts Content Campground LLC and keep the good vibes rolling.
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  • Seasonal Campers: Sign and you (and everyone on your campsite) are officially in for both the Terms & Conditions and the Seasonal Camper Contract. You accept all responsibilities and agree to follow the rules, policies, and regulations of Harts Content Campground LLC—campground fun and good vibes included.

Smoking

  • Campfires: Fires only in fire rings, don’t move them, and only if Smokey the Bear says it’s okay (aka: no fire bans).
  • Pavilion Rental: Need a roof over your head for a larger group? Our pavilion is available for rent under its own special Terms and Conditions. Renters are expected to follow all the rules—payment, alcohol and smoking limits, decorations, cleanup, noise levels, and liability.

Pets

  • Visitors: Got friends? They have to register and pay at the office unless it’s a pavilion event. Day pass = $3, gone by 11 PM. Overnight = $5 per person. No visitor pets. Zero. Zip. Nada.
  • Pets: Two per site unless we give the ok ahead of time. Vaccinated, leashed, cleaned up after. Sorry, Fido can’t cannonball into the pool or sneak into the cabins, bathrooms, or other public-people-places. No barking like they’re auditioning for America’s Got Talent.
  • Responsibility: You’re in charge of yourself, your kids, and your pets. No excuses, no passing the blame to the squirrels.

Noise

  • Quiet Hours: 10:30 PM–8:30 AM. Shhh.
  • Noise Control: Play your music low enough that squirrels can still gossip in peace. If your neighbor can "guess the song", it's too loud.
  • Billing Inquiries: Your bills will magically appear in your inbox or on your phone (depending on which contact info you bravely entrusted to us). Got questions? BethAnn Stedila is your go-to billing superhero. She’s available during her official office hours—Fridays 6–8 PM or Saturdays 11 AM–2 PM—or anytime by phone/text at 878-201-2210. Please don’t try carrier pigeons. They creep her out.

Deposit

  • Vehicle Policy (a.k.a. Don’t Turn the Campground into a Parking Lot): You get 2 cars per site. That’s it. Park ‘em on the gravel, not the grass (the grass is for picnics, cartwheels, and bare feet). Please don’t “borrow” your neighbor’s site or any public space for extra parking unless we say it’s cool. Need long-term parking that doesn’t fit on your site? There’s an extra fee for that, and we’ll need to tell you where your extra wheels can chill.
  • Behavior: Harassment, discrimination, or general jerk behavior = immediate eviction, no refund.
  • Payments & Service Fees: Card transactions include service and processing fees (turns out credit card companies like their cut—who knew?).
  • Right to Refuse or Evict: We can refuse service or evict rule-breakers. No refunds.
  • Lease Term & Fee: The 2026 camping season runs April 15 – October 15, 2026. Seasonal site fee: $1,800. A $250 deposit is due by October 15, 2025 to hold your site and goes toward the full amount due. Speaking of that, the remaining balance is due by March 15, 2026. If you are new to our Park and reserve a spot after October 15, the full $1,800 is due at signing. Your fee reserves your site for the full season, whether you enjoy every day during the season or just a few weekends. If you decide to wrap up early, we’ll save you a friendly wave on the way out—but refunds aren’t part of the package.
  • Electric Usage & Billing: Every campsite comes with its own electric meter (your personal scoreboard of how often you forget to turn off the porch light). You’ll get a monthly bill based on what the meter says, sent to you electronically—because paper bills are so last season. Payment is due by the 30th of each month. If you miss it, we’ll go ahead and collect from your stored payment method, kind of like magic, but with fewer rabbits and more responsible adults.
  • Water Usage: Good news: water and sewage are included in your seasonal rate. Even better news: you don’t have to pay extra… unless you go wild with the hose. Don’t be the hero who uses more water than a goldfish convention. If it’s obvious your site is guzzling H₂O like crazy, we’ll tack on an upcharge.
  • Late Payment Policy: We require that you keep a credit or debit card on file with us (think of it as your campsite’s emergency snack fund, but for bills). If a payment decides to wander off past the due date, we’ll gently charge your card for the amount owed—plus a small service fee and the dreaded credit card processing fee. Basically, procrastination costs extra.
  • Campground Services Provided: All the glamorous perks of seasonal camping are included: water (for showers, coffee…all the good stuff), sewer hookups (because nobody wants to think too hard about the alternative), metered electric service, public restrooms, common area maintenance, garbage disposal, and general Campground oversight—basically, we keep the place running so you can focus on s’mores.
  • Golf Carts: Yes, you can bring your golf cart. No, your dirt bike, ATV, hovercraft, or jetpack won’t make the cut. Liability insurance is required, and proof may be requested. Maximum of two golf carts per campsite—this isn’t a golf cart convention, so save the full fleet for the club tournament. Your cart should be aesthetically pleasing (no duct tape masterpieces), fully operational with working brakes and lights, and a muffler that doesn’t make it sound like a Harley. Only licensed drivers 16+ can operate carts, and speed tops out at a wild 5 MPH. No joyrides after 11 PM—your cart turns into a pumpkin. No driving under the influence—this isn’t bumper cars, and kids are everywhere. Drinking and driving = immediate eviction, no refund. Zero tolerance. And don’t be surprised if the local police drop by—let’s keep it safe and legal. By signing, you accept all risks and agree the Campground, owners, and staff aren’t responsible while you’re enjoying your golf cart.
  • Lawn Maintenance Policy: Your campsite comes with a patch of earth that’s all yours—lawn, shrubs, and landscaping included. The season opens April 15, and your grass needs at least one solid haircut by May 15. Shrubs and other landscaping? Yep, they’re your responsibility too—treat them like VIP guests. If we feel the grass is in peril, we’ll swoop in to rescue it—no permission needed. A $50 minimum plus any extra fees will be automatically billed. Think of it as a friendly nudge from Mother Nature…with a receipt. Also, remember that your site should stay well-kept—no piles of random debris or “yard art” that looks like a yard sale exploded. When in doubt, follow the “less is more” model.
  • Site Modifications: Picnic tables and fire rings are the Campground’s prized possessions—treat them like royalty. No painting, drilling, staining, or turning them into modern art, or you’ll be charged for restoration or replacement from your stored payment method. Want to add a deck, porch, gravel, or storage shed? Go for it—but first, get written approval from us. All we need is a simple hand-drawn sketch (roughly to scale) showing your idea. We’ll review it and either give it the thumbs-up or let you know if it’s a no-go. Keep in mind that township permits may still be required. If you decide not to renew your contract in the future, check out the Site Departure & Cleanup Policy and make sure to follow it so your campsite is left in tip-top shape.
  • RV Relocation: Want to switch things up and move to a new site? You can, if one’s available—but all moves need the blessing of campground management. If our staff have to roll up their sleeves and move your RV for you, a relocation or removal fee of $75 per hour will apply with a 1-hour minimum. (Spoiler: moving RVs isn’t as simple as backing out of a driveway.) For all the gritty details on RV removal and site condition rules, see the Site Departure & Cleanup Policy.
  • Seasonal Contract Renewal & Winter Storage: Want your RV to hibernate in style with us over the winter? Awesome! Just sign the 2027 Seasonal Contract and Terms & Conditions (when it's released), and drop a $250 nonrefundable deposit by October 15, 2026. Planning to leave your rig cozy through the snow? A winter storage fee ($ set later) will also be due by October 15, 2026. That $250 deposit rolls right into next season—consider it an early start on s’mores, campfires, and summer fun. The good news is, there’s no seasonal site increase for 2026. Looking a little further down the road, prices may do a dance upward in 2027 — but nothing to lose sleep over, just enough to keep up with rising costs (yep, even campgrounds have bills).
  • Not Returning Next Season: If you’re bowing out, your RV must migrate south (or at least off our property) by November 1, 2026, leaving your site neat, clean, and campground-approved. Skip it, and an additional $500 Winter Storage Fee will magically appear, plus your RV and personal belongings must be removed by March 1, 2027. Failure to comply may trigger charges from the Site Departure & Cleanup Policy—and don’t be surprised if it comes with a beautifully red-lettered eviction notice and a friendly call from the local police. Spoiler: nobody wins in that scenario.
  • Site Departure & Cleanup Policy: Moving to a new site? Not renewing your Seasonal Contract? Breaking up with us for any reason? Whatever the case, you’re responsible for leaving your site squeaky clean and free of all personal property, debris, and bonus structures—think decks/porches (unless approved to stay), bricks, boards, blocks, stakes, lights, and storage sheds (whether you put them there or inherited them from the last camper). If you skip the cleanup, we’ll handle it for you and charge you a minimum cleanup fee of $750, depending on the supplies, labor, and equipment it takes to restore your site to “ready-for-the-next-camper” glory. Want an exception? It’s gotta be in writing - and agreed upon with management.
  • Dumpster Use & No Dumping Policy: Our dumpsters are for campers only—and only for trash that actually comes from camping at Harts Content. (Snack wrappers = yes. Your old mattress = absolutely not.) All trash must be bagged and tossed inside the dumpster—not next to it, on top of it, or balanced like a weird sacrificial offering. Dumping any other items, debris, or waste anywhere on Campground property is strictly forbidden. Yard waste—clippings, branches, and tree limbs—go in the designated burn pile and must be approved before adding or you'll get fined a minimum of $100. Got something else to toss, like old RV parts from a remodel, and wanna use our dumpster? Ask first. If we can make it work, we’ll help—but don’t assume it’s okay. Violators will be fined $100 or more, automatically charged to your saved payment method.
  • Campground Roads & Rules: Stick to the roads and paths—no sneaky shortcuts through other campsites or our carefully curated wilderness. Parking on the roads is a no-go. All Campground rules, policies, and Terms & Conditions must be followed. Break them, and you risk more than just a stern look—we’re talking a polite escort out (no refund, no drama, just a “please leave quietly”).
  • Lease Termination: Failing to follow the rules could mean losing your lease. Think of it as a gentle nudge…with consequences. No refund, no arguments—just a friendly wave on your way out. Play by the rules, and everyone’s happy; ignore them, and the Campground retains the right to reclaim the spot.

Safety

  • Weapons: Firearms, weapons, explosives = nope.
  • Fireworks & Hazards: Same answer: nope.
  • Assumption of Risk: Camping comes with risks—tripping on roots, marshmallow burns, hammock mishaps, and more. You acknowledge them all and accept full responsibility for any injury, damage, or loss.

Guests

  • Occupancy: Your site is for you, your spouse/partner, and your dependent kids—aka your built-in camping crew. Extra guests are welcome, but need to pay for their stay when they enter (we like to know how many people are roasting our marshmallows). Day visitors are $3 per person and must head home by 11:00 PM, because that’s when the raccoons take over. Overnight visitors are $10 per person, per night. Also, only one RV that’s 10 years old or younger can stay on a site—unless management gives the thumbs-up to your vintage beauty.
  • RV Sales & Property Guidelines: Thinking of selling your RV right here at the Campground and leaving it for someone else to enjoy? Awesome! But first, it has to pass an inspection by us—our way of making sure the new owner isn’t inheriting a “fixer-upper” nightmare. The sale covers your RV and personal belongings (yes, even your gnome statue). Remember, the Campground property—picnic tables, fire rings, and such—stays put.

Check-out

  • Selling Your Spot & Site Cleanup: If you find a buyer but plan to take your RV and gear with you, your site needs to be ready for the next camper—clean, tidy, and campground-approved. You have seven days to remove everything, or the Site Departure & Cleanup Policy takes over (unless management gives written approval for certain personal property—like a deck or pre-approved items—to stay). Once approved, items remain on-site, the new camper becomes responsible for them. If, down the road, those items no longer meet Campground standards and the new camper chooses not to renew their lease, it’s their responsibility to follow the Site Departure & Cleanup Policy.

Check-in

  • Short-Term Campers: Checking the box means you agree to the “Terms & Conditions for All Campers” above.

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Last updated: May 27, 2026

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