Krista M
VerifiedJune 23, 2025 Stayed at: 18, Loop: ELDB
One of my favorite places to go!
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493 reviews
Buckaloons offers a quiet, well-kept campground with large sites and good access to the Allegheny River, making it ideal for water sports and hiking. Many visitors appreciate the cleanliness of the facilities, friendly camp hosts, and the spacious environment. While there are some maintenance issues with bathrooms and occasional water access, most guests express a desire to return for future visits.
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June 23, 2025 Stayed at: 18, Loop: ELDB
One of my favorite places to go!
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June 29, 2025 Stayed at: 34, Loop: ELDB
Buckaloons is a fantastic little campground along the Allegheny River. I spend at least 12 - 24 days camping in the Buckaloons per year. One Negative comment I have is that the Campground host's are not addressing the dog owners who's dog's bark at times continuously. I find this very frustrating, when the barking dog's owners do not have enough sense or common curiously to stop dog's from over barking the campground hoists should! this is not being done and need to be addressed. The Warren / Kinzua area is full on family friendly opportunities to be hade on the cheap $$$. The Wilder Museum two minutes from Buckaloons is a must. The Pa. Lumber Museum is just a couple hours away. Then there is the great Allegheny River to be enjoyed. Don't forget to take in Rimrock / Jake's overlooks after a stop into The Dockside by the lake while your visiting the greater Kinzua area.
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June 29, 2025 Stayed at: 34, Loop: ELDB
Buckaloons is a fantastic little campground along the Allegheny River. I spend at least 12 - 24 days camping in the Buckaloons per year. One Negative comment I have is that the Campground host's are not addressing the dog owners who's dog's bark at times continuously. I find this very frustrating, when the barking dog's owners do not have enough sense or common curiously to stop dog's from over barking the campground hoists should! this is not being done and need to be addressed. The Warren / Kinzua area is full on family friendly opportunities to be hade on the cheap $$$. The Wilder Museum two minutes from Buckaloons is a must. The Pa. Lumber Museum is just a couple hours away. Then there is the great Allegheny River to be enjoyed. Don't forget to take in Rimrock / Jake's overlooks after a stop into The Dockside by the lake while your visiting the greater Kinzua area.
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July 1, 2025 Stayed at: 41, Loop: BUCK
Love camping at buckaloon. Been going there for years.
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July 1, 2025 Stayed at: 41, Loop: BUCK
Love camping at buckaloon. Been going there for years.
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July 8, 2025 Stayed at: 3, Loop: ELDB
Very well maintained park, bathrooms were well kept. This campground gets a bit of road noise during the day due to it's proximity to a trucking company, but was quiet at night. Sites were isolated enough that you're not looking into each others windows. We have ATT wireless, and while we didn't have more than a bar or two, reception was great every day. Located right on the Allegheny River, so bring your boat.
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July 8, 2025 Stayed at: 3, Loop: ELDB
Very well maintained park, bathrooms were well kept. This campground gets a bit of road noise during the day due to it's proximity to a trucking company, but was quiet at night. Sites were isolated enough that you're not looking into each others windows. We have ATT wireless, and while we didn't have more than a bar or two, reception was great every day. Located right on the Allegheny River, so bring your boat.
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July 16, 2025 Stayed at: 36, Loop: ELDB
We love this campground! The sites are huge, secluded and well kept. The bath facilities are modern and clean.
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July 16, 2025 Stayed at: 36, Loop: ELDB
We love this campground! The sites are huge, secluded and well kept. The bath facilities are modern and clean.
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July 20, 2025 Stayed at: 5, Loop: ELDB
First time at Buckaloons. It is not big rig friendly. However that is understandable because most of these places where built years ago when rvs was smaller. I booked site 5 with 50 amp service. The 50 amp was not working so plugged into the 30 amp till we could figure out about getting a different site. Camp host was out of the park at the time so I called the Warren park office so maybe they could send someone to fix it. After a while the host came back and speaking to them was really not much help. The would not call their boss to see about moving me to a double site that was unoccupied. They wanted to move me to another site that the 50 amp was not working. After she made the comment the 50 amp has not worked for some time now. I told them since you don’t want to call about moving me to the double site. I told them that I am just going to move to it since it was not reserved. But over all it was a nice stay. It’s posted that you can not swim or float in the river there. Probably will not go back.
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Allegheny Site Management, Bradford, PA 16701 United States
Elevation: 355 ft
Take PA-6 to PA-62 South. Take the first right onto National Forge Road, then the first left into the campground. If coming up PA-62 from the south, cross the Allegheny River north of Tidioute and take the first left onto National Forge Road, then...
Take PA-6 to PA-62 South. Take the first right onto National Forge Road, then the first left into the campground. If coming up PA-62 from the south, cross the Allegheny River north of Tidioute and take the first left onto National Forge Road, then the first left into the campground.
Buckaloons is accessible via PA-6 and PA-62. PA-62 runs south from the area and connects to other regional roads.
Last updated: October 23, 2026