Anybody know of any camp grounds in PA which also have a shooting range?

[secretbard]

I just got back from a hell of a weekend with some buddies of mine in VA. We camped up a short rocky road's distance from a shooting range on the same property. I was hoping that PA also had some camp grounds with shooting facilities or at least a simple range on the same property. Next year I'm hoping to get the guys to come to PA, but they also have NFA firearms, so the range would also have to be open to high cap magazines. Any help is appreciated. Thanks in advance.

[Mtbkski]

HECK, I'll be watching this one myself. A camping weekend that involves shooting. I would love to check this place out.

[WMG]

Glendale lake aka prince gallitzen in cambria county is a state park aka "keep the booze hidden" , and while it does not have a range on site there is a PGC range nearby , and it is the typical PGC range .... so watch the full auto fire

[crazyyankee]

A Shooting weekend at a campground with a range.. That is a good idea. I don't know of any, but will be watching this thread and hopefully someone will come up with an answer..

[PA Rifleman]

My friends were kicking this idea around some time ago. The most viable scenario we found is finding a campground near a shooting range. In our case it was the KOA campground located near a private range in S. Chester County.

[mpi]

you don't waste any time bard.
mpi

[Charlie B]

Maple Rock Campsite on Route 715 in Henryville, real close to Sunset Hill, full auto allowed if suppressed.

[bradjc72]

HECK, I'll be watching this one myself. A camping weekend that involves shooting. I would love to check this place out.

Same here, this sounds like a lot of fun if it exists in this state

[PA Rifleman]

Here it is...

http://www.sccsfa.org/camping

Rules:

Camping Rules

1. No camping in the lake area, trap range area, rifle/pistol ranges areas or in the wooded areas.

2. No one is to camp on association property for more than two weeks at a time.

3. Fires are to be properly supervised at all times.

4. Fires are to be safely contained in rocks, bricks, cement or cinder blocks or metal containers.

5. Fires no longer in use are to be completely extinguished and the area thoroughly cleaned before leaving the association property.

6. Leave the camping area cleaner than you found it.

7. Courtesy and common sense should always prevail.

[secretbard]

Wow, thank you for providing a range. This will indeed be closer than VA was for next year.