Camping

[Red Dawn 4Life]

I am looking to go camping with some friends sometime between end of April-June. I know there are a lot of camp grounds in the area but I was wondering if anyone had anyplace in particular that they would recommend? I would prefer Ohio or West Virginia because they allow alcohol on campgrounds. There is nothing really in particular we are looking for, maybe some cool rock formations to climb around on?

[stimrob]

Does PA not allow alcohol on campgrounds?

[ByblosHex]

I was going to recommend French Creek in Pa.

[internet troll]

Does PA not allow alcohol on campgrounds?

Not in the State Park campgrounds. On private campgrounds it's up to the owners.

[thefirstndsecond]

Not to be a jerk, but it seems every year we have the same batch of questions.

Camping
Hiking
AR builds
etc..

I wonder if we could come up with FAQ's for all of these common questions on PAFOA?

Oh and wait for it wait for it Wal-Mart.

[ByblosHex]

Not to be a jerk, but it seems every year we have the same batch of questions.

Camping
Hiking
AR builds
etc..

I wonder if we could come up with FAQ's for all of these common questions on PAFOA?

Oh and wait for it wait for it Wal-Mart.

The answers change every year.

[stimrob]

Not in the State Park campgrounds. On private campgrounds it's up to the owners.

OH FFS! With all the stupid liquor laws in PA, I guess I'm not surprised...

[bpgood1]

I am looking to go camping with some friends sometime between end of April-June. I know there are a lot of camp grounds in the area but I was wondering if anyone had anyplace in particular that they would recommend? I would prefer Ohio or West Virginia because they allow alcohol on campgrounds. There is nothing really in particular we are looking for, maybe some cool rock formations to climb around on?

More specifics. WHat sort of amenities do you need? ie.... toilets, showers, running water? does it need to be a campground? There are thousands of nice places to go right in PA where you could camp right out of your car that are not in campgrounds. State forests you can drink state parks is a no no.


Let me know a little more of what you are lookin for id be glad to tell you some great places, either in or out of a campground

[melsdad]

Coopers Rocks in WV. Not sure if they allow alcohol though. If you want rocks this is the place to be. Lots of people repel and rock climb there. Big Bear lake campground does allow alcohol (private campground) is about 15 minute from Coopers Rocks. Big Bear is probably close to 2,000 acres with plenty of mountain bike, and hiking trails to explore.