Dewdrop

outdated! rest room and showers dirty and very dated. sites are unlevel and overgrown. access road construction. Timber down everywhere just lying to rot. roads around campground loops are all torn up and need repaved. No services at Campground (electric). This place has not been improved or kept very well since it was put in in the 60's. We deserve better!!!

When we pulled in to the campground the host said "you have the best (primitive) site in the Forest, and he wasn't wrong!!! We had an unobstructed view of the Reservoir. My only complaint is that the short hike down to the site was pretty tricky, especially after some soaking rains. My brother, who's older and had a minor foot injury, had a hard time getting up and down. Hauling coolers and gear (including a griddletop) was a wee challenging.

Site was perfect - shaded, flat, close to the car, and just had to walk across a path to the lake. Close to trails and the town of Warren where you could rent mountain bikes and do the mountain bike trails. Highly recommend.

I came to Dewdrop in order to utilize the connected mountain bike trail system, but I sincerely believe that this campsite has something for anybody here to camp, particularly people who want access to the Allegheny Reservoir! And anyone else who goes to Dewdrop to mountain bike is likely to enjoy it, I don't know, I'm from the Midwest and enjoy trail biking and feel fortunate to be in such close proximity to this finely developed and maintained system of trails.

Staff onsite are very helpful and friendly, I remember meeting one attendant, Mike, on my previous trip to Dewdrop; he's the person who initially turned me onto site 74, which is indeed one of my favorite campsites I've had the privilege of visiting.

Unfortunately Saturday night was as to be expected. Very noisy and the bathrooms were extremely dirty. Sunday night was better. The bathrooms are incredibly outdated and I feel the hot water button pushing methodology is too complicated. Nice private sites.

Long time camper of Jake's rocks. First time at dewdrop, spot #74. Must say the view and spot itself are well worth the experience. The hike down the hill to camping spot is a bit steep. Only complaint is some if the neighboring campers. Dogs barking waking me up in the morning, and the occasional party goers on boars blasting music here and there, but overall fun! I'd go back again.

Our campsite was the best one we have ever camped at. Pretty much lake front, very big space, and pretty private without neighbors right on top of us. We went to Kinzua bridge and hiked at Rimrock overlook. The area was beautiful. We will definitely be back next year and will explore more of the hiking in the area.

We were there for a week. The bathroom in the loop we were staying, never seemed to get cleaned. Toilet paper on the floor, almost no toilet paper in the men's bathroom, and mirrors dirty were signs of no cleaning. We were also surprised at the lack of almost no presence of Staff in the campground. The site next to us had cars parked down in their campsite(Over 8 people in the site both nights). Lots of cars , up to 4 at a time parked in their site, and lots of noise in the entire campground after 10. We have been coming to Dewdrop for over 27 years, was not up to the standards we have seen in the past.

Mike the host at Dewdrop was very courteous and helpful. Went above and beyond the call of duty. Several trees came down across the road....cleaned it up in record time. Had some rowdies on a site and handled that quickly and effinciently.
The park was wonderful will be back next year!!

Campsite host Mike was great. He helped us change sites when we arrived, and promptly dealt with fallen trees that blocked the roadway.