Outflow Camping

Low on crowds. Bit on chilly side so beach was mostly a no go. Amazing weather for fishing, biking, kayaking, relaxing, etc. Lucky Dog and Suders/Outflow had awesome weekly options and never disappoint. The Outflow and site were clean and nice, as always. Due to COVID-19, we mostly didn't use public facilities (although they seemed well cleaned and maintained still) and playground was closed to wisely help prevent spread. Weather was pretty good except for a few hard (and cool) summer showers. The Stonehouse Butchers and Provisions on Route 40 towards Uniontown is a fantastic stop to pick up amazing meat for the trip, highly recommended!

Nice park with great access to the trails and the lake.

I missed the playground not open but understand it had to be shut down. Our SC grandchildren were with us and they wanted to play on it. Our youngest is 4 and she doesn’t understand

It's always clean and peaceful and reasonably priced.

I like going camping are everybody's friendly it's always been nice I do not like that there's nobody at the office anymore

Stayed here while biking the GAP. Arrived near dark and got camp setup. Peaceful location and near local eateries. Will stay again on future trail rides and fishing trips.

Great location! Right off the bike trail, and fishing is right there. Price is reasonable, But there are very few full hookup sites.
The nearby town is slower paced and less crowded then Ohio Pyle.

This state park campground is in an amazing location for campers, fishing, kayakers, white water rafters, boaters, hikers, bicyclists, tourists, and the list goes on and on. It's a great central location for all the aforementioned things and more. This campground is well kept and is not crowded. It does get filled up on major holidays but your RV awning or your dining canopy isn't smack up against your neighbors equipment. You don't feel like sardines. If your family has never seen the actual beginning of a river, then this is a great place to see one. I am 64 years old and have been coming here all my life. The cost still fits the wallet very well and the beauty remains the same. If you run out of anything, not to worry. The town of Confluence, Pa. is just across the river.

I have been both a hiker biker camper and a drive-in tent-only camper.I enjoyed my visits immensely! The amenities are outstanding.
Super clean showers and bathrooms! My suggestion is: I would like to see a much larger hiker biker area, or in addition to the present area, establish another tent-only area perhaps behind the pavilion and the other bathroom. The existing area can get rather crowded.
I am a solo biker and on one occasion 3 bikers came later in the day and took over the nearest picnic table and the surrounding area with their gear, leaving me no choice but to hibernate to my tent to prepare my meals.

Electrical Box surged and blew. Took about an hour and they were able to reset the main breaker and then we were fine. We loved the campground hosts and talked to them for hours over several interactions. I had purchased the wrong size propane tank cover and hated to trow it away so I was trying to sell it for $10 (Fantastic deal - never used). Unfortunately, I didn't know you were not allowed to sell things on federal property. It never crossed my mind. The ranger actually wrote me a citation. Really?