Kiasutha

Campground was ok.

We had a wonderful experience here. The only problem we had was that our fire pit was sitting fully above the ground making it very hard to make a fire and cook on it. The campground was very clean as where the bathrooms.

Although the area has much to offer, I was very disappointed in this campground. The grass in our spot had not been recently cut, and the shower house was really the worst I've ever experienced in all my years of camping. Not only was it in dire need of refurbishing, but it was also often not clean. Not a great time.

Finally got a electric site and a storm hit no electric or bath house

campground is lovely, shaded, large spots. The workers are not friendly but once you check in the first time, you don't have to worry about that.

We had an awesome time!

I’m trying really hard to love the Allegheny site management locations. It’s peaceful and relaxing for the most part. The gypsy moth caterpillars were a little much for my daughter and I, it seemed they were on EVERYTHING. We had site 38, which was actually a pretty nice site. Unfortunately it shares lake space with site 35, and when we arrived at 4 on Friday our neighbor had already set all of his stuff down there, and wasn’t very open to sharing it. So if you want your own lakefront site, don’t get 38 or 33. It seems the low cost of camping here attracts a different type.

Campsite is great but our original site could not realistically fit our camper. We switched to a pull through site which after 2 straight days of rain was a soupy mess!

Bathrooms were old and dirty. Zero privacy between sites. Loud, several people with generators. Staff was friendly though and the swimming area was nice. Those restrooms were much cleaner than the ones in the campground.

The park is beautiful. My only complaint is the bathrooms. The womens' bathroom closest to our site was out of order for most of our stay. Bathrooms in general badly need an update & more stalls need to be added.