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About Susquehannock
Number of accommodations: 61
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2026 Season availability
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- Potable Water
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Reviews (132)
What Guests Are Saying
Susquehannock offers a beautiful and serene camping experience with stunning scenery, a clean park, and friendly staff. Many campers appreciate the well-maintained sites, especially those near the water, making it ideal for fishing and family fun. However, issues with the bathrooms and limited access to showers were noted, along with some challenges in accessing certain campsites. Overall, it remains a popular destination for those seeking a peaceful getaway.
What Guests Are Saying
Susquehannock offers a beautiful and serene camping experience with stunning scenery, a clean park, and friendly staff. Many campers appreciate the well-maintained sites, especially those near the water, making it ideal for fishing and family fun. However, issues with the bathrooms and limited access to showers were noted, along with some challenges in accessing certain campsites. Overall, it remains a popular destination for those seeking a peaceful getaway.
Review Summary
Mary B
VerifiedJuly 14, 2022 • Stayed at: 14 - near water, Loop: SUSQUEHANNOCK
Would be nice if they eliminated generators. The generators are for RV's that are closed up with their air or whatever else is so important at a primitive campground while tenters have to sit & listen to them all night. There are hundreds of campgrounds that they can plug in but nope, they want to take one of the last primitive non electric campgrounds with their campers that cost tens of thousands of dollars to ruin others around them. Even with the 10 pm quiet hr rule that most disregard, it is ridiculous that while sitting around my site we have to yell to hear each other. Been coming here over 20 years & it just gets worse & worse. Also wish they would of left the bathrooms gender assigned, I never used to have to wipe the urine off the toilet when it was used by only females.
Heidi K
VerifiedJuly 16, 2022 • Stayed at: 61 - near water, Loop: SUSQUEHANNOCK
Site 61 is way to close to neighbors and very steep hill to carry everything up and down!!
Courtney R
VerifiedJuly 17, 2022 • Stayed at: 62 - near water, Loop: SUSQUEHANNOCK
I’ve camped at this campground several times over the last few years as their proximity to the MTB trails is perfect. I’ve always had a great experience; however, I recently encountered a situation where a campsite next to me was extremely over crowded (well over a dozen people staying at one site) and made the stay a bit uncomfortable.
Specifically, camp sites #61 and #62 are a little close to one another without occupants. Add an oversized group and the camping situation is impractical. We were camping at #62 and the very large party at #61 had surrounded our campsite and left for little to no privacy. My recommendation is to reconsider the max amount of occupants at these smaller sites and enforce the set standard. Thanks!
Denise M
VerifiedJuly 18, 2022 • Stayed at: 62 - near water, Loop: SUSQUEHANNOCK
There's very little monitoring or control over people squatting on camp sites that they believe are unoccupied. This includes both registered campers from sites elsewhere in the camp ground and random people who boat or jet-ski up to the shore of the camp ground. We've seen this get worse over the past few years and people will bring coolers, grills, canopies, hammocks and start camp fires for hours at a time on sites that they have not reserved because they like the location. It puts the real registered campers next to them in an unfortunate position because these people can sometimes be loud, rude and just inconsiderate leaving trash or belongings behind, but no one wants to spend their vacation calling rangers to report other peoples' bad behavior. It's frustrating and sad that this is what we unfortunately expect now.
Mary B
VerifiedJuly 22, 2022 • Stayed at: 14 - near water, Loop: SUSQUEHANNOCK
Between showing up to dog waste all over the site on the platform & in the grass, the fireworks being set off, & the generators it is just not the same place I started coming to over 23 years ago. How you can say primitive camping & have people show up in huge campers with generators is mind boggling.
Scott Y
VerifiedJuly 25, 2022 • Stayed at: 62 - near water, Loop: SUSQUEHANNOCK
Stayed at sites Susquehanna 61 and 62. The site location was great being so close to the lake and not too far away from the bathroom. A few downsides were the lack of trees to provide shade, the steep drop from the parking area to the sites and lack of steps (slipped and fell a few times walking down) and the lack of space between the actual sites. There are 4 sites in this small stretch of camp sites and they are really close together. Could be better off with just 3 sites here.
Debra K
VerifiedJuly 27, 2022 • Stayed at: 33, Loop: SUSQUEHANNOCK
I love everything about this site!!! Rangers are the best! Cheers to you for a job well done.
Just one suggestion: that the torlets have a sign that notes the doors should remain closed and the lids closed to ensure less smell and less bugs. Other than that, you get a 10! Keep up the great work.
TODD N
VerifiedAugust 3, 2022 • Stayed at: 52 - near water, Loop: SUSQUEHANNOCK
great views. variety of campsites is great. secluded. quiet. bathrooms are kinda rough.
Peter W
VerifiedAugust 16, 2022 • Stayed at: 55 - near water, Loop: SUSQUEHANNOCK
We arrived on a Monday not expecting to find waterfront campsites available and we did! This was a last minute mountain biking trip so we hadn’t made reservations in advance. It was extremely hot and I think many school age kids are starting sports camps so that may be the reason it wasn’t as full as we expected. Only negative was the bathroom reaked and occasionally the smell came wafting down to our campsite.
Jonathan L
VerifiedAugust 17, 2022 • Stayed at: 05, Loop: SUSQUEHANNOCK
I stay at Susquehannock (upper camp) every year. Had to stay at lower camp last year due to upper being full. It was a ZOO! Had a hard time getting to sleep due to loud "music" and partying. Finally someone yelled about quiet time. Saw regular sheriff patrols this year
Location Susquehannock
Address:
6145 Seven Points Drive
Hesston, PA, 16647-9227
United States
From Huntingdon, Pennsylvania, take Route 26 south for 6 miles. Turn left onto Seven Points Drive and continue 3 miles. Turn left again onto Baker's Hollow Road. Campground entrance is two miles ahead on the right.
The campground is accessible via Route 26, which connects to US Highway 522 approximately 10 miles to the north.
6.2 mi drive to downtown Hesston (about 14 min)
Policies & Rules
Arrival & departure
Check in time
5PM
General
- Campers will check in at the Susquehannock Entrance Station (located at GPS address- 13193 Baker's Hollow Rd, Hesston PA 16647) beginning at 5 PM. Early check-ins may be permitted at staff's discretion subject to site availability.
- ID REQUIREMENT: Registered site holder must be present and show photo ID to check in for their reservation.
- 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. In accordance with ATB program policies, the following ATB passes CANNOT be used for camping fee discounts- Annual Pass, "Every Kid in a Park" 4 Grade pass, Annual Military pass, Lifetime Military pass, and Volunteer pass. At present, only the following ATB passes CAN be used for camping fee discounts- Annual Senior pass, Lifetime Senior pass and Access pass.
- PRIMARY OCCUPANT INFO: Primary occupant must be at least 18 years old and must occupy their campsite each night throughout the reservation period. Primary occupant is responsible for the actions of others at their campsite.
- 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.
- 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.
- SITE TRANSFERS: Facility reservations may not be transferred to/from a third party with the intent of reselling or profiting from that transfer.
- Excessive noise that disturbs others is prohibited at all times. Generators are permitted but must be turned off at 10:00 PM, unless special permission has been granted.
- WATER FILL-UP & DISPOSAL: Water jugs may be filled at the water spigot located 300 feet past the Susquehannock Entrance Station. Trailer, pop-up, RV, etc., water tanks may be filled at the Seven Points dump station. Do not wash dishes, pets or other items on the shoreline, at the water spigot, or in the restroom showers/sinks. Liquid waste, such as grey water, must be disposed of at the Seven Points Dump Station.
- SHOWER & LAUNDRY FACILITIES: Susquehannock campers may use waterborne restroom facilities at the Seven Points Beach for showering. Washers and dryers are available in the Ridge camp loop in Seven Points. Outdoor shower tents used for showering are prohibited.
- 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 blue camper passes and 1 red visitor pass). Vehicle passes must be correctly displayed and easily visible at all times in the campground. It is the responsibility of the site holder to manage vehicles and passes at their site. Vehicles and wheeled camping units are prohibited from parking on the grass or along the roadways. Boat trailers may be parked on the grass adjacent to campsites.
- WATERFRONT ACCESS & BOAT MOORING: Campers on waterfront sites do not reserve exclusive access to the shoreline near their site. Overnight boat mooring passes are available to Susquehannock campers for FREE from the Susquehannock Entrance Station (beware of scammers "selling" passes).
- PET POLICY: Pets are permitted in campgrounds as long as the following conditions are met: - Pet must be kept on a leash (six feet or less), caged or physically restrained at all times. Campers with aggressive pets may be asked to vacate campsite. - Pets are not permitted in public buildings or restroom facilities. - Pets may not be left unattended. Loud and continuous barking will not be tolerated. - Pet waste must be cleaned up.
- FIREWORKS: Fireworks are prohibited. Firearms and other projectile firing devices are prohibited in campgrounds.
- DON'T MOVE FIREWOOD: Help us stop the spread of non-native invasive species (such as Spotted Lanternfly), by doing the following... - Purchase firewood locally or harvest it from around your campsite. Dead wood on the ground may be used for firewood- Do not cut standing dead or live trees. - Do not transport firewood from home! - Leave any extra locally sourced firewood for the next camper- don't take it home with you
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Last updated: September 6, 2026