About Seven Points (PA)
Number of accommodations: 255
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2026 Season availability
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Reviews (572)
What Guests Are Saying
Seven Points Campground in PA is praised for its beautiful, well-maintained sites and excellent amenities, including clean bathrooms and friendly staff. Visitors enjoyed various activities, such as kayaking on Raystown Lake and biking on well-kept trails. While some noted issues with restroom accessibility and noise from nearby campers, the overall experience was positive, highlighting the campground as a favorite destination for relaxation and outdoor activities.
What Guests Are Saying
Seven Points Campground in PA is praised for its beautiful, well-maintained sites and excellent amenities, including clean bathrooms and friendly staff. Visitors enjoyed various activities, such as kayaking on Raystown Lake and biking on well-kept trails. While some noted issues with restroom accessibility and noise from nearby campers, the overall experience was positive, highlighting the campground as a favorite destination for relaxation and outdoor activities.
Review Summary
Richard B
VerifiedJuly 18, 2024 • Stayed at: 159, Loop: BCAM
One of the nicest campgrounds I have ever stayed at. I stayed with a 37’ motorhome.
Kathy E
VerifiedJuly 18, 2024 • Stayed at: 080, Loop: MCAM
This is our favorite camping spot. The lake is beautiful. Fishing is great.
Danny T
VerifiedJuly 17, 2024 • Stayed at: 070, Loop: MCAM
1st time back in about 5 years and sad to say they havent improved any sites at Meadow loop. 1 comoode in mens room serving all the people on a busy weekend is terrible. You made the volunteer sites full hook up but you cant start doing any other sites. Maybe your priorities need to be checked at your new cars and truck doors. After all we as taxpayers supply the funds for all Federal campgrounds and State campgrounds. So maybe you need to start taking care of us 1st.
Clarence E
VerifiedJuly 17, 2024 • Stayed at: 250, Loop: SENO (UP)
Beautiful lake and area surrounding, we especially liked the walking trail that was made from rubber. We take our dog on the RV camping trips and this was the best
Misty E
VerifiedJuly 16, 2024 • Stayed at: 082, Loop: MCAM
I am a person of color. It was not safe for me there and we left after it became clear. There was threatening graffiti written on the wall of the bathroom for a certain skin color to be killed. There were aggressive political flags on private RVs. We were approached by others using micro aggressions. The visitor center white washed the history of the area with only one sentence about Native Americans saying “they were killed or fled by 1675” and the rest of the history was about colonizers and their building of the lake. Nearby campers did not want their kids to play with ours. We woke up one morning with something spray painted on our campsite. Needless to say, once that happened, we quickly packed up and left because we felt we were in danger. Some may say these complaints are about the people visiting and can’t be controlled. And that’s correct. But if you are BIPOC, this is a note to you: you will be in the vast minority. Keep an eye on your children. Black and brown people deserve to enjoy the outdoors too. I did not feel safe and I wish I could get my money back.
I will also leave a comment about the park: the beach area was cool. The view of the mountains at the beach was absolutely gorgeous. The campsite was SMALL. Our tent barely fit on our plot. Out of our entire loop, we were 1 of 2 tents which was uncomfortable to be squeezed in amongst giant RVs. We could hear conversations of people around us and their music all day. We tried to drive around the other loops so we could see if maybe it would be better somewhere else and it wasn’t. The plots are just soooo small. We also had ticks all over our tent and easy up. If you are a certain skin color with an RV, I bet you’d love this place. 10/10 won’t visit again.
Tyler C
VerifiedJuly 16, 2024 • Stayed at: 070, Loop: MCAM
One of my favorite places to go camping.
Craig P
VerifiedJuly 15, 2024 • Stayed at: 149, Loop: PCAM
Crowded but good. No full hook ups.
David C
VerifiedJuly 15, 2024 • Stayed at: 001, Loop: RCAM
Can never ever get a site on point camp
Joseph C
VerifiedJuly 15, 2024 • Stayed at: 145, Loop: PCAM
will be back - nice experienc
Brad E
VerifiedJuly 15, 2024 • Stayed at: 105, Loop: VCAM
Had fun great time
Location Seven Points (PA)
Address:
Raystown Lake, 6145 Seven Points Road
Hesston, PA, 16647
United States
Latitude & Longitude: 40.3831 / -78.0783
Elevation: 290 feet
Policies & Rules
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CHECK-IN: Campers will check in at the Entrance Station (located at GPS address- 6256 Seven Points Rd. Hesston, PA 16647) beginning at 5 PM. Early check-ins may be permitted at staff's discretion subject to site availability. For more detailed information about check-in and campground rules and regulations visit our website at https://www.nab.usace.army.mil/Missions/Dams-Recreation/Raystown-Lake/ |
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ID REQUIREMENT: Registered site holder must be present and show photo ID to check in for their reservation. |
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CAMPING DISCOUNTS: America the Beautiful (ATB) discount pass must be presented upon check-in for 50% camping fee discount to apply (picture or photocopy of ATB pass is not sufficient). Discount only applies to the primary occupant's campsite; discounts may not be applied to multiple sites during the same time period. ATB passes also may not be used for Group Camp reservations.
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PRIMARY OCCUPANT INFO: Primary occupant must be at least 18 years old (ID required at check-in) . Primary occupant is responsible for the actions of others at their campsite. Primary site holder must occupy their campsite each night throughout the reservation period. If unable to occupy site for any reason, the site holder must notify the Entrance Station in advance. Refunds may be requested for any paid and unused nights. Please notify the Entrance Station of early departures so your site may be reopened for reservations. |
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CAMPING UNITS: Each campsite is permitted a strict maximum of 2 camping units; 1 wheeled unit with 1 tent OR 2 tents. Exceptions will not be granted. Special rules apply to Group Camp reservations. |
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STAY LIMITS: Campers may not stay at any one or more campsites for a period longer than 14 days of any 30 consecutive day period. Violators are subject to citation and eviction. |
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SITE TRANSFERS: Facility reservations may not be transferred to/from a third party with the intent of reselling or profiting from that transfer. |
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QUIET HOURS: 10:00 PM - 6:00 AM. Excessive noise that disturbs others is prohibited at all times. |
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WATER FILL-UP & DISPOSAL: Water tanks may be filled at the Seven Points dump station or from water spigots in the camp loops using portable water jugs. Hoses may not be attached to water spigots in camping areas. Do not wash dishes, pets or other items at the water fountains, hydrants, or restroom showers/sinks. Liquid waste, such as grey water, must be disposed of at the Seven Points Dump Station. Outdoor shower tents used for showering are prohibited. Campers in Bay and Valley camp loops can use shower facilities at Seven Points Beach. |
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VEHICLE PARKING: Campers may park a maximum of 3 registered vehicles (2 camper, 1 visitor) on their campsite until 10 PM. After 10 PM, only 2 vehicles may be parked onsite. Any additional vehicles must be parked in Mushroom, Allegheny, Twin Hollows lot or any other day use area parking areas in Seven Points. Vehicle passes are issued for free at check-in (maximum of 2 green camper passes and 1 red visitor pass). Vehicle passes must be correctly displayed and easily visible at all times in campgrounds. It is the responsibility of the site holder to manage vehicles and passes at their site.
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WATERFRONT ACCESS: Campers on waterfront sites do not reserve exclusive access to the shoreline near their site. |
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BOAT MOORING: Overnight boat mooring passes are available to Seven Points campers for FREE from the Entrance Station (beware of scammers "selling" passes). This pass permits mooring along the shoreline in Seven Points camping loops, Twin Hollows, and the bay area north of the Seven Points Launch. Mooring passes must be displayed so that they can be easily seen from the shoreline. |
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PET POLICY: Pets are permitted in campgrounds as long as the following conditions are met:
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FIREWORKS: Fireworks are prohibited. Firearms and other projectile firing devices are prohibited in campgrounds. |
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DON'T MOVE FIREWOOD: Help us stop the spread of non-native invasive species (such as Spotted Lanternfly), by doing the following...
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