Red Bridge (PA)

Very nice campground. Very clean and well kept. Camp hosts were helpful.

Very nice campground. Very clean and well kept. Camp hosts were helpful.

We had a great time and this was our second stay at Red Bridge Campground. The fall colors were brilliant and we even had a little sunshine towards the end of our vacation. Our first evening some people on another site were playing loud music for a couple hours straight. Luckily for us , we liked the tunes they were playing so we could tolerate it. Guess it could have been worse. So, the last full day we were there, we could hear something running at the other side of the campground. As the afternoon progressed, the sound got closer and louder. Finally, there was the source of the noise, a young man riding a golf cart with a leaf blower running blowing leaves off the grass on the side of the road. He did both sides of the entire loop. We had never seen this done at other campgrounds and were quite baffled why this was being done here at Red Bridge. We found the leaf blower noise completely unnecessary and it really took away from what would otherwise would have been a perfect day. Don't get me wrong, Red Bridge is a beautiful campground and we would stay again and we highly recommend it.

We had a great time and this was our second stay at Red Bridge Campground. The fall colors were brilliant and we even had a little sunshine towards the end of our vacation. Our first evening some people on another site were playing loud music for a couple hours straight. Luckily for us , we liked the tunes they were playing so we could tolerate it. Guess it could have been worse. So, the last full day we were there, we could hear something running at the other side of the campground. As the afternoon progressed, the sound got closer and louder. Finally, there was the source of the noise, a young man riding a golf cart with a leaf blower running blowing leaves off the grass on the side of the road. He did both sides of the entire loop. We had never seen this done at other campgrounds and were quite baffled why this was being done here at Red Bridge. We found the leaf blower noise completely unnecessary and it really took away from what would otherwise would have been a perfect day. Don't get me wrong, Red Bridge is a beautiful campground and we would stay again and we highly recommend it.

We loved being in Red Bridge and the Allegany Forest. The campsites are huge, quite private, and many of them are on the water - which wasn't there when we arrived since the reservoir had been drained for the season. Which was pretty disappointing. Knowing that before we arrived would have been helpful. However, we loved the park, the hiking, and biking. There's a bike trail less than a mile from the campsite that goes to Westline - 12 mi round trip. It's the most beautiful bike trail we've ever been on. We'll defiantly be going back to Red Bridge again!

We loved being in Red Bridge and the Allegany Forest. The campsites are huge, quite private, and many of them are on the water - which wasn't there when we arrived since the reservoir had been drained for the season. Which was pretty disappointing. Knowing that before we arrived would have been helpful. However, we loved the park, the hiking, and biking. There's a bike trail less than a mile from the campsite that goes to Westline - 12 mi round trip. It's the most beautiful bike trail we've ever been on. We'll defiantly be going back to Red Bridge again!

It was basically what I expected. We didn't have electric on site but creature comforts of a shower and a bathroom close by was nice. The non-shower house bathrooms...maybe I missed something but there was no light on those upscale outhouses....I had to have my buddy shine his high beams from the truck towards the stall so I could do my paperwork. Having a water spout in close proximity was nice when using my platypus gravity works dirty / clean bag filter and to use campsuds to clean mess kits. One thing I wasn't expecting in late fall was for the dam to have been closed up and the bay to be dried up....made my fishing license I purchased for spare time between hunting useless. Stop by and say hi to Peggy at Paul's Trading Post down the road! Kane was a quaint town and close proximity of the campsite

It was basically what I expected. We didn't have electric on site but creature comforts of a shower and a bathroom close by was nice. The non-shower house bathrooms...maybe I missed something but there was no light on those upscale outhouses....I had to have my buddy shine his high beams from the truck towards the stall so I could do my paperwork. Having a water spout in close proximity was nice when using my platypus gravity works dirty / clean bag filter and to use campsuds to clean mess kits. One thing I wasn't expecting in late fall was for the dam to have been closed up and the bay to be dried up....made my fishing license I purchased for spare time between hunting useless. Stop by and say hi to Peggy at Paul's Trading Post down the road! Kane was a quaint town and close proximity of the campsite

No hot water in the showers and no heat in them. Yes my wife and l tried them both. If it was my first time there l would not return or recommend it to anybody. Fire ring also needs brought up the bank and not down where the water runs off and into. Did tell the host about the showers.

No hot water in the showers and no heat in them. Yes my wife and l tried them both. If it was my first time there l would not return or recommend it to anybody. Fire ring also needs brought up the bank and not down where the water runs off and into. Did tell the host about the showers.