Let the Sky Be Your Canopy
Primitive, Full-Service, Deluxe
Hundreds of Campsites
The Allegheny National Forest offers 715 campsites with amenities ranging from full service with electricity and showers to primitive.
The Allegheny Reservoir located in the northern portion of the forest provides unlimited opportunities to boat, fish, and canoe. Kiasutha and Kinzua Beach provide reservoir access for swimming.
Hiking and biking are popular, with over 600 miles of trails.
The Kinzua Bridge State Park is 316 acres with hiking trails, organized group camping, and features the Kinzua Viaduct, a National Civil Engineering Landmark-a must see!
State Game Lands offer an opportunity to view wildlife including black bear, elk, whitetail deer, and bald eagles.
Camping and cabin selections range from the primitive to the plush, with a wide choice of features available. Camping/Cabin options include: Bettum’s Idlewood Family Campground, Foote Rest Campground/Cabins, Forest Lodge and Campground, Kinzua East KOA Kampground, and Willow Bay Cabins and Campsites. For plush, Glendorn, A Lodge in the Country, an Orvis Lodge, provides deluxe cabin accommodations, organized outdoor activities and gourmet meals.
Willow Bay located at the northern edge of the Allegheny Reservoir offers scenic water vistas, rustic cabins, and boat rentals. Five campgrounds on the Allegheny National Forest are accessible only by boat or hiking trail, services are primitive and no reservations are needed. They include: Handsome Lake, Hooks Brook, Hopewell, Morrison Run and Pine Grove. For National Forest site reservations please call: 877-444-6777 or visit www.recreation.gov.
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