Red Bridge (PA)

Although it was rainy and chilly, the location was beautiful. Site 63 is perfectly placed right on the water. The camp host was polite and informed us of the bear who was frequenting the area. My friend did hear the bear around the bathroom. The showers were clean but cold as the heat and been turned off already.

Redbridge is our favorite campground. Bob's Trading Post is just down the road for breakfast, lunch and/or dinner and great variety of ice-cream (but bring cash...no cards). Kane, PA is about 10 miles away with Flickerwood Winery, Bells Meat Market, Shop & Save. Kinzua Bridge is (a guess) 20+ miles away. If you have a lake access campsite (and not raining), it's relaxing to just watch what is happening on the lake. There are hiking trails, including part of the North Country Trail.

Redbridge is our favorite campground. Bob's Trading Post is just down the road for breakfast, lunch and/or dinner and great variety of ice-cream (but bring cash...no cards). Kane, PA is about 10 miles away with Flickerwood Winery, Bells Meat Market, Shop & Save. Kinzua Bridge is (a guess) 20+ miles away. If you have a lake access campsite (and not raining), it's relaxing to just watch what is happening on the lake. There are hiking trails, including part of the North Country Trail.

We were in site 18 which is BADLY in need of gravel and leveling. I realize it had rained prior to our arrival, but the site was an uneven sea of mud. Our motor home does not have levelers, but after raising the front end 6 inches on one side and 10 on the other, we were still quite unlevel. Also, check-out times were quite confusing. There were hand-written signs throughout the camp saying checkout was at noon. The reminder email I received said checkout was 1PM in the main body and noon in the fine print. We ended up staying an extra day when the weather cleared. We used the "pay" envelopes which said checkout was 2PM. Things need to be updated.

We were in site 18 which is BADLY in need of gravel and leveling. I realize it had rained prior to our arrival, but the site was an uneven sea of mud. Our motor home does not have levelers, but after raising the front end 6 inches on one side and 10 on the other, we were still quite unlevel. Also, check-out times were quite confusing. There were hand-written signs throughout the camp saying checkout was at noon. The reminder email I received said checkout was 1PM in the main body and noon in the fine print. We ended up staying an extra day when the weather cleared. We used the "pay" envelopes which said checkout was 2PM. Things need to be updated.

Full hookup sites are very very nice. Primitive sites also look nice from what we have seen as we walk around. The roads through the campgrounds are roomy and 2 way. Makes it sooo easy to back into the sites. Very close to byways and trails. Close enough to run to a dollar general if needed. Close little town with wineries and brewers too.
The sites are fairly wooded. I feel like once everything has full leaves and full coverage, it would feel more private. Sites aren't too close together for the most part so you don't feel like you're nearly on top of the folks beside you.
The campsites are well maintained and very spacious. Water pressure is great. One of the bathhouse did not have hot water but the other did. Bathhouses have toilets and showers. Pit Toilets available all over the grounds (pits with no sinks or hand sani at the toilet structure, make sure to pack some.) I've been to campgrounds before with pits and this Campground doesn't stink like others have.
My ONLY complaint is the showers, and it's something I could live with, is they spray like a power washer to the point that it stings lol. Felt like getting hit with rubber bands for 10 minutes 🙃. Oh well. Better than very little pressure.
I like the dog friendliness of the Campground. We brought our 2 girls and everyone just asked to come pet them and they loved it. Probably 1/2 the sites.
Overall I would like to give a 4.5 / 5 and would love to come back with my full camping crew.

Sites were great. Up keep was good. Restrooms were clean.

Sites were great. Up keep was good. Restrooms were clean.

Full hookup sites are very very nice. Primitive sites also look nice from what we have seen as we walk around. The roads through the campgrounds are roomy and 2 way. Makes it sooo easy to back into the sites. Very close to byways and trails. Close enough to run to a dollar general if needed. Close little town with wineries and brewers too.
The sites are fairly wooded. I feel like once everything has full leaves and full coverage, it would feel more private. Sites aren't too close together for the most part so you don't feel like you're nearly on top of the folks beside you.
The campsites are well maintained and very spacious. Water pressure is great. One of the bathhouse did not have hot water but the other did. Bathhouses have toilets and showers. Pit Toilets available all over the grounds (pits with no sinks or hand sani at the toilet structure, make sure to pack some.) I've been to campgrounds before with pits and this Campground doesn't stink like others have.
My ONLY complaint is the showers, and it's something I could live with, is they spray like a power washer to the point that it stings lol. Felt like getting hit with rubber bands for 10 minutes 🙃. Oh well. Better than very little pressure.
I like the dog friendliness of the Campground. We brought our 2 girls and everyone just asked to come pet them and they loved it. Probably 1/2 the sites.
Overall I would like to give a 4.5 / 5 and would love to come back with my full camping crew.

Nice campground! Lots of room at each site & lots of space between sites. Hosts were very helpful and friendly.