Kiasutha

Everything was clean and well kept. Campground host was outstanding. Lots to do

We just loved it. We could pull
Our boat up to
Shore and the kids played at waters edge. Kinzua is a treasure to behold.

We enjoyed our stay.

We have been coming to Kiasutha campground for close to 40 years with our kids and now our kids want to come camping with us. It’s a beautiful spot. However, it seems to have become a place for people to come and party. We had to go to the host a couple times to have them talk to people that were way too loud after 10 o’clock. There was even a party that lasted until 4 AM. We come here for peace and quiet. We actually had the non-electric site down below this year for the first time and thought that it would be peaceful, but it wasn’t. Please inform the hosts that they need to regulate the noise after 10 PM. Even before 10 PM we should not have to listen to other people’s music played too loud.
Driving around to make sure that people are following the rules out of respect for others on the property. Also, I’m not sure if there is a funding problem but when the park tore up the roads and concrete to put in electric for the electric sites, they did not properly put any concrete back down. Last year when we came and it rained quite a bit, we were camping in mud in the electric site up above.

First off let me say we have been camping here for 35 plus years! The staff that are hired by Allegheny Site Managment have been very friendly and keep the place as clean as possible. The sites are large and nicely spaced with many being pull through although they could use some gravel. After 10 plus years of waiting they finally got all of the allotted electric sites up and working. The campgrounds roads are horrible; the roads that are hard surface have potholes and the dirt roads need graded. The bath house is in very poor condition. The men's room had 3 showers, two of which worked and only one toilet which was out of order! The woman's side had three showers, only two that worked. Only one toilet but it worked fine. Another men's room had only one toilet, and it leaked from the base and stunk up the place. The boat launch is very nice and easily accessible. It would be nice to have some spots for kayakers to park. In spite of all these shortcomings we love this campground and enjoy coming back each year.

Beautiful, secluded campsites…Jake’s Rocks and Rimrock are must-sees

campground is very basic , old section has paved but shallow spaces , newer section has grass-gravel spaces ,some not too level . water spigots have smooth ends ,hard to get water hose on them ,lots of hiking in area and kinzua railroad bridge

Great campground but mostly geared toward RVs and trailers. The staff was super friendly and told loud people to keep it down, they also sold wood and ice. Many of the sites are not level and are not ideal for tent campers, because of the incline and also there is simply not much room to set up a large tent.

The area is gorgeous and the reservoir is a great place for boating. The bathrooms were clean and well stocked. I would 100% stay here again.

The campground host and all the workers were very friendly and helpful.Over our stay we got to witness how much they do.They do a lot and do a great job.The shower house is in need of a remodel. We are repeat campers year after year,we love it.

Overall the campground was ok. Someone needed to weedeat in the 70's lots as our lot had very high weeds that hadn't been cut for several weeks. The road was a tiny bit better getting to our lot, but the rest of the road coming in and to the boat ramp still is a cluster. There are no signs for people to exit so someone almost slammed into me when I was coming in near the booth. Proper signage, lines and arrows would be helpful so the people in the booth don't get hit as well. I'm not sure who is responsible for the boat dock bathrooms but one week they were ok and the next weekend they were disgusting and smelled and filled pretty full. Ventilation and some type of light in them would be helpful, the two tiny block windows leaves you in the dark and the one either had a very dark spider web in the back upper corner or the roof is starting to leak on a new bathroom. It's always been a pleasure to see Tianna at the booth over the years we've come up there and the manager Chuck cleaned our bathroom at our end for well over an hour one day although one of the toilets was leaking from the back and when you flushed, the water flushed out the bottom in the back. Not sure what is up with the water there but every year, I end up with tiny blisters/pimples on my skin from bacteria in the water and have to get medication from my dermatologist to clear up the tiny blisters/pimples I get on my skin. They were flushing out the water supply spickets when I was there but the blisters/pimples only got worse. We love Kiasutha and pray and ASM and the Forestry restore that campground to the Cadillac of Campgrounds it once was because it's demise is hurtful to see. Thank you.