Seven Points (PA)

Restrooms at point camp were not very clean
Worst i ever seen them
Dirty and odor right after cleaning staff left

I booked this trip only a couple of weeks in advance and we still got a great site. My only critique is the upper shower facility has push button showers that shut off every ~15 seconds. Knowledge is power, though. I'll know to use the lower shower facility next time. Otherwise, always clean and well kept. Much busier in the July (first time at this time of year), but we were still able to get a good night sleep!

Great location- for those with small MH & trailers carefully look at whether a shower is in the camping area.

Love going to Raystown but...the campground is severely in need of upkeep. The grass has not been mowed, the bathrooms are in need of a good cleaning, toilet paper not replenished, and the campsites/parking areas need to be "fixed". More gravel to level out some very uneven areas and some of the wooden beams are rotted out. Some of the grassy areas the grass/weeds was 8 to 12 inches tall. As I said I love going to Raystown and will continue but please all areas of Seven Points need to be maintained.

Reserved on recreation.gov approx 60 days in advance for Wed-Fri quick stay...approx 12 sites were available at that time for those days in late July. Easy 3 Hour Trip from Long Pond Raceway area, Pocono's to Seven Points, Hesston, PA...Roads were all good I80W, to I99S, to PA453, to 22W to 26S to Seven Points Road. Seven Points Road leads you straight to the Check-in building...7 long spots to park...easy check-in (showed America the Beautiful Senior Pass...to receive 50% off site and Drivers License) given Map/Directions to Bay Camp Loop, Rules and Trash Bag. Road is one large loop back to check-in building, well marked with campsite loops. Very few if any low hanging tree branches...road is wide. You go past the Huntington County Visitors Bureau Building, Main Building, Marina, Restaurant, many play and walking areas before coming to Bay Campsites. Quiet area...about 15 sites in Bay. Has a Restroom...clean, flush toilets. Closest Showers are next loop down in Senoia and were clean with plenty of hot water at 6AM. Dumpster and Children's Play area also in Bay Loop. We reserved Handicap Accessible Site for Mom. It was very large, flat (we didn't even have to level as it was perfect), small pebble, 50amp, backed up to main road (down the hill) thought traffic noise would be an issue---but it absolutely was not. Had a large picnic table & firepit. Lots of space between sites. Lake could be walked to but there is plenty of parking at lake and a short 3 minute drive. Site easily could have also accommodated a large tent. Mom had no problem traversing just using her cane/walker. Easily could use a wheelchair on it. No low hanging branches. AT&T 5G Service had 2-3 Bars. Walking path around Seven Points is made of rubber so pushing a wheelchair could be done but alot is hilly so could be challenging. Dump station has 4 lanes & can be easily accessed on either way in or out. Drinking water is also available in that area as well as dumpster and recycling. Great Experience!

By beautiful lake, fresh air between trees, clean bathrooms and nice beach

Great campground with lots to do! No water or septic hookups. Bath houses could use a kitchen wash basin.

Our experience at pcam is always awesome,
It’s clean, showers are hot, and the spacious sites are beautiful. Lake is great for swimming., boating and playing. My favorite place 💕

The one thing that would be nice is to have water hookups for each campsite. Us older folks have a harder time trying to lift the heavy water jugs and bring them back to our campers.
Otherwise this is my favorite Campground in our area. Thanks for taking such good care of it for us to enjoy.

We love Raystown. Site 201 was really beautiful. It was on a relatively flat part of the campground so my young kids could ride their bikes out front of our campsite. The view was gorgeous. We were able to walk down to the lake and swim and fish every day. It was around a 10 yd. walk. The site is by a public “path” to the lake so people will periodically walk by who are taking care or getting on their watercraft. We didn't mind this as we got to know some people. The two biggest negatives were the distance to the bathroom and the fact that there was poison ivy everywhere. I didn’t let the kids walk off the site at all. Honestly, it was all over the place throughout the whole campground. That created some stress for me trying to make sure the kids didn’t get it. Overall, we’d definitely pick this site again.