Indian Brave Campground

I was in a situation where I needed affordable year long place for my camper as I had a extended work contract. The staff and family are so friendly and accommodating. Even when my dog decided to go explore on his own, they politely let me know and didn't scold me over it. I was to make sure my dog and I followed the rules. The location couldn't be better, walking distance to many places. Quick access to I 79 (which you couldn't hear). Just for the record the only traffic you do hear is local drivers, not highway. Plenty of activities for adults and kids. Would recommend for the weekend, season or work contract short term stay.

Nice clean campground located adjacent to historic Harmony township. There is a private bridge that is between the campground and the town that allows campers to walk into town. My family did the Harmony museum tour and it was very good. The town has ice cream shops, bakeries, and a restaurant. A 5 minute drive has an Aldi, Bilo foods, ace hardware, restraints, and Dollar general. Great for if you forgot something or you don't feel like cooking.

We absolutely LOVE this campground! We love it for so many reasons... It's perfectly positioned within walking distance to both Harmony and Zelienople's downtown areas which offer so much in terms of restaurants, shopping, etc, we love the walking and bike riding paths connected to the campground, we love the Conney & Scholar's Creek waterways, the campground itself is maintained beautifully, the grounds are well-kept, the pool is clean, the dumpsters are managed well, and the people are all generally wonderful. We stayed for a little over a month and can't wait to return. Our only complaint is lack of easy access to the waterways for watersports with a kayak or paddle board... There's no boat ramp or dock to use when attempting to access the water. Outside of that small issue, we can't wait to visit again next year!

My wife and I stayed at Indian Brave Campground for two weeks with our fifth-wheel camper and really enjoyed the peaceful, country setting. The views of the gently flowing Connoquenessing Creek were relaxing, and the large swimming pool was a definite highlight—perfect for cooling off on warm days.

The campground itself was very clean and well-kept; we saw the grounds being mowed twice during our stay, which shows they take maintenance seriously.

The only downside for us was the unusual parking policy in the weekly pull-through sites. Campers are instructed to park facing one another, which we've never encountered in all our coast-to-coast travels. When we asked, the campground attendant said this was the owner's policy. While it didn’t ruin our stay, it did take away a bit of the privacy and personal space we’re used to.

Overall, we had a good experience and would consider staying again—especially for the scenery and that great pool!

Nice campground. Has a very big pool. We didn't use the restrooms or laundry so I can not speak to those. Nice and quiet here. They have gravel roads but everyone obays the 5 limit speed signs so it's not a problem. Lots of full timers here but everyone is extremely nice. We enjoyed our 6 week stay here. We were in town visiting family and going to our local doctors appointments. We had a back on spot with a creek right outside our back patio and it was extremely nice.