Cabins near Millmont, Pennsylvania offer access to Bald Eagle State Forest and Central Pennsylvania's mountain terrain at elevations ranging from 600 to 2,000 feet. The region features four distinct seasons with cold winters dropping below freezing and summer temperatures rarely exceeding 85°F. Cell service can be unreliable in many locations, with reception strongest near larger towns like Mifflinburg and Lewisburg.
What to do
Swimming in natural settings: Raymond B. Winter State Park Campground features a lake with a beach area popular during summer months. "The beach was nice, not crowded, soft sand, and warm water. It's a great lake to kayak or paddle board on," notes a visitor to Poe Valley State Park.
Stargazing in dark skies: The mountain setting provides minimal light pollution for viewing night skies. "The night skies were beautiful (starry starry night w/little light pollution) and trails galore leading directly from the campground," according to a camper at Raymond B. Winter State Park.
River floating: Little Mexico Campground offers direct access to Penn's Creek for water activities. One visitor mentioned, "We enjoy tubing down the river right to the campground," while another noted, "Sites are a little close but still nice. Creek was amazing and the kids loved it."
What campers like
Lake access: Poe Valley State Park Campground receives positive reviews for its swimming area. A camper stated, "Great campground! They have a swimming area, concession stand, showers, bathrooms and changing area. You can camp, fish, boat, kayak, hike and swim!"
Private sites: Many campers value the secluded feel of certain sites in the region. "Camp sites all over and very secluded and private. 10/10," according to one camper at Raymond B. Winter State Park Campground.
Family-oriented activities: Williamsport South-Nittany Mountain KOA offers structured entertainment options. "This is a nice, well run, family oriented CG with reasonably level pull through and back-in gravel sites," notes one reviewer who listed amenities including a "swimming pool, recreation hall, fishing pond, biking, hiking/walking, mini golf, jumping pillow, playground, basketball, shuffleboard and more."
What you should know
Seasonal availability: Most cabin rentals operate from April through October, with limited winter options. One campground, Gray Squirrel Campsites, operates year-round according to their information.
Reservation requirements: Peak season requires advance planning. At Hidden Valley Camping Resort, summer weekends fill quickly, especially holiday periods.
Wildlife encounters: Small animals can be common visitors to cabins, requiring proper food storage. "People were all very nice and the owners were nice too. The place is beautiful," reported one visitor to Sunsational Family Campground.
Cell service limitations: Connectivity varies by location. A Poe Valley camper warned, "There isn't any cell service as you are way back in the mountain but it's so beautiful and relaxing you won't care!!"
Tips for camping with families
Pool options: Several cabin facilities feature swimming pools for children. A reviewer at Splash Magic RV Resort mentioned, "There is a great water park as well as adults only pool for those wanting a break from the little ones."
Playgrounds and activities: Family-friendly campgrounds typically include play equipment. "Lots to do if you want or it's just as great sitting around the fire relaxing or getting ice cream at the store," noted a visitor to Williamsport South-Nittany Mountain KOA.
Petting zoos: Some facilities offer animal encounters. A KOA visitor commented, "My daughter loves the pools, gem mining, and slushies. The farm animals are adorable."
Lakefront options: Cabins near lakes provide water activities. "We spent four nights here. This is a nice, well run, family oriented CG with reasonably level pull through and back-in gravel sites," according to a KOA visitor.
Tips from RVers
Site selection strategies: Choose locations based on size requirements and hookup needs. "Our site was big. The pool is nice," observed a camper at Little Mexico Campground.
Power reliability: Some campgrounds experience voltage fluctuations during peak usage. "Electric ran below 110 volts the entire weekend and the water had a brownish tint to it. It was a VERY hot weekend so I should mention that everyone had their air running," noted a visitor to Splash Magic.
Winter access: Riverside Campground & Riverside Roadhouse remains open year-round, though services may be limited in colder months. A visitor noted it's "Very clean and well managed campground. Sites are a little close in some areas, but are nice. WSE at each site."
Campsite spacing: Some facilities have tighter arrangements than others. "Sites are SUPER tight. We were packed in like sardines. We had a site right on the river which was absolutely beautiful," mentioned a camper at Splash Magic RV Resort.
