Best RV Parks & Resorts near Westline, PA

Several RV parks near Westline, Pennsylvania provide full hookup options for travelers in the Allegheny National Forest region. High Pines RV Park in Kane features 149 sites with electric, water, and sewer connections, along with 30 and 50-amp service for larger motorhomes. Willow Bay Recreation Area offers RV camping year-round with electric hookups and a dump station, though it lacks sewer connections at individual sites. Kinzua East KOA provides pull-through RV pads with full hookups, operating from April through November. The RV loop at Twin Lakes Recreation Area has 23 sites with 20 and 30-amp electrical service, though recent visitors note limited amenities. "The sites are relatively private and they have been nicely fixed up with crushed stone pads and beautiful new fire pits."

Road access varies significantly between campgrounds in this mountainous region. Gravel roads and parking pads at several parks may develop ruts after rain, requiring careful navigation for larger motorhomes. Cell service is virtually nonexistent at Willow Bay, while other parks offer limited connectivity. Most RV parks welcome pets on leashes, though restrictions apply in some areas. During peak fall foliage season, advance reservations become essential as limited sites fill quickly. The dump station at Twin Lakes is operational, but travelers should note there is currently no water available at this facility. Propane filling services are not widely available at parks in the immediate area, requiring trips to nearby towns for refills.

Best RV Sites Near Westline, Pennsylvania (115)

    1. High Pines RV Park

    4 Reviews
    Mount Jewett, PA
    6 miles
    Website
    +1 (814) 778-5336

    $51 - $65 / night

    "We had a site in the full hookup back in section, they are very nice spacious sites. The park is close to the Allegheny Reservoir and the Kinzua Bridge."

    "I don’t really care about hook ups but there’s full hook ups here and I have a nice flat private spot."

    2. Maple Lane RV Park

    1 Review
    Belfast, NY
    40 miles
    +1 (585) 968-1677

    "Campground there was booked, and we preferred not to drive home. Got in around 6pm and got a nice site."

    3. Willow Bay Recreation Area

    10 Reviews
    Steamburg, PA
    16 miles
    Website
    +1 (814) 368-4158

    $20 - $100 / night

    "Gorgeous setting on the edge of the Kinzua Reservoir. The sites are spacious and cabins are also available to rent. Staff are friendly and helpful."

    "Willow bay campground is run by the National Forest Service. The reservable lots are wide and numerous for a out of the way sight."

    4. Twin Lakes Recreation Area - Allegheny National Forest

    4 Reviews
    Kane, PA
    11 miles
    Website
    +1 (814) 368-4158

    "There are 50 campsites, which 23 have 20 and 30 amp electrical service. At the moment there is NO water here, however the dump station is operative. "

    "Twin Lakes is a beautiful spot, tucked away in a stream valley in the Allegheny National Forest. It's mainly locals who come here, since few outsiders know about it."

    5. Kiasutha

    8 Reviews
    Ludlow, PA
    7 miles
    Website
    +1 (814) 368-4158

    $20 - $40 / night

    "Our campsite was waterfront and beautiful, but the majority were just a wooded setting. They all seemed decently spaced apart, or at least felt that way because they had trees between."

    "Night sky's are so clear. Campground is absolutely beautiful. Clean and peaceful."

    6. Kinzua East KOA

    6 Reviews
    Westline, PA
    6 miles
    Website
    +1 (814) 368-3662

    "We spent a week there, nice campground. 2 sides border the Alleghany National Forest. Only 7 miles from Kinzua Wolfe marina. Great surroundings. Clean bathrooms, just a nice camp."

    "Nice cabins ....little bit noisy but nice setting and close to things to do!"

    7. Quaker Area — Allegany State Park State Park

    27 Reviews
    Steamburg, NY
    19 miles
    Website
    +1 (716) 354-2182

    "It took us three sites to find one that was level enough for our RV but our motorhome is pretty sensitive to degrees of unevenness so it may not be a problem for most others."

    "There's also two beaches, over a dozen hiking trails, a restaurant, camp stores, a dump station, and more."

    8. Rvino - Campers Paradise

    9 Reviews
    Clarington, PA
    36 miles
    Website
    +1 (814) 752-2393

    $40 - $245 / night

    "This campground is by far my favorite private campground. If you have been to this campground greater than 2 years ago, it is time to check it out again."

    "The store front has anything you can think of, and the playground is conveniently located. The swimming pool is always cold but feels great on a nice hot day"

    9. Kalyumet Campground

    14 Reviews
    Lucinda, PA
    Website
    +1 (814) 744-9622

    10. Chapman State Park Campground

    12 Reviews
    Clarendon, PA
    21 miles
    Website
    +1 (814) 723-0250

    $24 - $87 / night

    "Nice lake provides good fishing. Peaceful and quiet. Very clean facilities and friendly staff. Close to may Attractions in the area."

    "This campground is well maintained, with excellent restroom/shower facilities. Miles of hiking trails accessible right from the campground."

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RV Park Reviews near Westline, PA

468 Reviews of 115 Westline Campgrounds


  • M
    Jul. 22, 2022

    Hearts Content Recreation Area

    Quiet, Fairly Remote, Pleasant National Forest Campground

    Allegheny National Forest is Pennsylvania's only National Forest and a gem of a location for outdoor recreation. Hearts Content itself is a well-maintained, very quiet campground with some of the most private sites we've experienced in 15 years of regular car camping.

    Site A02 is very nice for privacy, one of the three front sites which means a bit of road traffic for other arriving campers, but covered by dense old-growth forest on all three sides and well set off the road. Ample tree coverage means an excellent shade canopy, but not-so-great if you're powering your rig with solar.

    Clean, good-tasting drinking water at several community water spigots are available, and the central grassy area even contains a clean and well-maintained playground.

    The campground itself is actually across the road from the Recreation Area. The Recreation Area is home to 3 nice hiking trails, including one all-season trail that converts to a cross-country skiing trail in the snowy months, as well as some picnic tables and a restroom.

    The campground has a couple pit toilets that have been very well maintained by campground hosts each year we've been there. Zero smell or problems here, they appear to be looked after daily. They are still pit toilets so this is not exactly a luxury affair, but as pit toilets go, these definitely suffice.

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    INTERNET: One bar of usable Verizon 4G LTE and T-Mobile 4G LTE suitable for slow web browsing and e-mail, but little else. Because of the very dense tree cover here, Starlink is not really a viable option. The most southern facing sites have more of a clearing which may work for Starlink, but are smaller, less private, and also face the group campsite which is well trafficked by Boy Scout troops and other summer camp gatherings, so you're upping your noise quite a bit.

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    MAJOR PROS: This is a great campground to just enjoy camping. Set some 15 miles back in old growth forest, the most private of the campsites provide a very pleasant wilderness experience but still some well-maintained amenities like fresh drinking water and good pit toilets. In our experience camping here several times over several years, weekdays are very quiet at this location, perhaps the quietest of any campground of this size and caliber we've experienced anywhere. It's only really Friday evenings and Saturdays where you'll see more than 3-4 other campers in this place.

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    The closest nearby town is Warren, PA a small but service-rich town set on the Allegheny River that provides all the necessary stuff - a Wal Mart,  a Lowes, and plenty of restaurants and little shops. Warren is the longtime home of a refinery of some sort and on days when the downwind is blowing especially strong, you can catch the faint whiff of a funky but ambiguous smell of…something?

    Cell service kicks up to 5G on T-Mobile in Warren itself, but you're still stuck on 4G with Verizon, as of summer 2022.

    Back to the campground, I would highly recommend this place for people who can get out there on weekdays and enjoy peace and quiet. Firewood is available for sale at the Camp Host campsite, but there's so much downed wood behind just about every site that purchasing wood really isn't necessary: you can keep a hot fire going all night, for free, just by cleaning out the underbrush.

    This is such a pretty, quiet campsite that during weekdays the area deer will often approach from the woods behind the campsites to feast on low hanging leaves. We've seen dozens of them who will get within 10-20 yards of you for a snack later into the night. While never getting too close, it does make for a pleasant wildlife viewing opportunity.

    We really like this place. No showers or other running-water facilities and limited internet service prevent this place from being a perfect 5. It is also a bit of a drive into town for provisions or daily ingress if you need these amenities. That aside, tent, trailer or RV, you are likely to enjoy your experience here if you enjoy camping at all.

  • Tony L.
    Aug. 31, 2018

    Parker Dam State Park Campground

    Very nice state park campground

    This is one of our favorite campgrounds. Very neat & clean. Full hookup sites & pet friendly. Close to dam where the fish are plentiful. Nice level sites.

  • Jen W.
    Jul. 9, 2022

    Buckaloons

    Roomy and wooded

    We come here at least once per summer. It is very family friendly, pet friendly and just beautiful. If you kayak, you can drop in up in Warren and come in right at the campground. Ice and wood available on site. Dollar general close by just in case.

  • Nick  O.
    Jul. 8, 2021

    Allegheny River Campground

    Great all around

    Great place very clean with lots to do. Very family friendly and pet friendly too. Staff is great.

  • d
    Jul. 29, 2021

    Red Bridge Recreation Area - Allegheny National Forest

    Spacious Camping in the Woods

    This campground is operated by the state and they take excellent care of it. The sites are spacious with all different types of typography - large boulders, slopes, flats all with grass and dirt, handicap accessible picnic tables and fire rings. Few sites have full hook-up and those are closest to the paved roads. Several sites have electric but most are for boondocking. The sites closest to the GORGEOUS reservoir are all primitive. All sites are back-in. There are paths leading down to the reservoir throughout the campground. The pit toilets and shower houses are well-located and very clean. There is firewood available for purchase on-site.  There is an easily accessible dump site right on the property. It was a quiet place with respectful campers. Kayaking down the river from Westline back to the campground was a blast! The water was higher because of all the rains this month so we got lucky and encountered some class III rapids. Usually a trip of this distance might have you doing some portage in that same river when the water is at normal levels. We ventured away from camp this time into the town of Westline and Kane and found some great little local restaurants and even a distillery that rolled out the welcome mat for us! No other frills are available at Redbridge campground, but if you just want to be in the woods and enjoy nature, this is the place to do just that. Bring your boats, bikes and hiking boots and have a ball surrounded by the natural beauty that is the Allegheny Reservoir area.

  • MickandKarla W.The Dyrt PRO User
    Jul. 22, 2022

    Tionesta Rec. Area Campground

    Nice COE

    There was not a real address to set our RV GPS. Waze and Google maps will pull up directions by entering Tionesta Recreation Area. We came in from the west on US-6 to PA-66, and up PA-36. From I-80, take the exit for PA-36 then follow the signs to Tionesta and once you get near you'll see the Tionesta Recreation Area Signs. There are signs to the boat launch area so pay attention and follow the camping signs; the campground(CG) is on the right. If you come in from Tionesta, once you clear the town the CG area is to the left. We arrived on a Sunday afternoon around 3:00 PM and the COE entrance building was not manned, so we took a picture of the CG map and proceeded to back-in site 100 with 50 AMP FHUs. There were no obstacles so our back-in was one and done. The site was just long enough for our 39’ fifth wheel(recreation.gov stated max length 48 ft RV) and we had to park our F450 diagonally in front. We noticed that the site post already had our names and dates of stay. The utilities were about 3/4 the way to the back of the site so no problems with sewer, water, or electric cord lengths. The water pressure was okay at about 42 psi. We did not receive any OTA channels but this site and several others back up to a huge berm so you can get satellite. Most of the sites in the CG have mature trees so the satellite is iffy. We got 2 bars on Verizon. The site lengths vary in the CG and the lengths from the reservation site seemed to be fairly correct. There were quite a few larger rigs here. Most if not all of the sites in this CG are full hookups. We noticed that some were 30/20 AMP. Sites closer to the front of the CG, especially along the river, tend to be close to each other. We found that the 90s- 100s area has the best site spacing with site 100 being one of the most spacious sites. After watching a 40’ 5th wheel struggle to back into site 113, we decided this site is not a good choice for rigs over 35 feet or for someone with below-average backing abilities due to the obstacles getting into the site. The pad angles at 90 degrees, there’s a ditch across the road from the site making it difficult to swing the tow vehicle, and there are trees to avoid. We enjoyed walking our dogs through the CG and watching the groundhogs in the rocks behind our site. We noted during our 4-day stay towards the end of June that restaurants and other sights such as museums may be closed Monday, Tuesday, and/or Wednesday. Get out and explore PA Route 666, which includes the Nebraska bridge, Tall Oaks Gift Shop, and Frog rock.

  • Paula L.
    Jun. 29, 2019

    Sinnemahoning State Park Campground

    Come inside to really enjoy all that’s outside!

    Adults and Children alike will love the park office / Wildlife Center at Sinnemahoning State Park. Learn about this buildings green construction (LEED)geo thermal heat, rain water harvesting system, recycled materials and more! Step inside to view elk bear birds and other wildlife! Learn about the building of the dam and the early days of the CCC camps. If you can get the children out of the office or bring yourself to leave ... make a souvenir penny on your way out before walking across the parking lot and around the corner to visit the arch tree. This park is a long narrow park with a road running through it that is perfect for a bike ride or stroll. On one end is a wildlife viewing area, the other end offers great fishing and a boat launch. Between is a picnic day use area and a 35 site campground with a dump station, a modern restroom with flush toilets and showers. The restrooms and some campsites are ADA accessible. Electric hookups are available and each pet friendly camp site has its own picnic table, lantern hold and fire ring. Elk, eagles deer and many other varieties of wild life can be seen here on a regular basis! There is much to explore here during any season and even on a rainy day the kids will have the opportunity to learn about the world around them! 5 stars Sinnemahoning! What a treasure in the PA Wilds!

  • Tim J.
    May. 29, 2021

    Cook Forest State Park Campground & Cabins

    Open Campground

    We don’t live far from this campground, so it was a quick weekend trip in early April. Early April in western Pennsylvania means overnight temperatures in the 40’s and highs in the 50/60’s. The campground sits at the top of a ridge, with an uphill climb if coming from the south. We stayed in site #50, which was in the middle of the loop. Once there, backing in the site was easy, although the narrow road on the loop can be a little challenging, especially if you have a big rig. Once parked, leveling was easy and we were set up in no time. Our site was a little short, so the back door to our camper was near the fire ring, which resulted in smoke blowing through our camper, but nothing a can of Fabreze didn’t fix when we got home. The campground has a nice playground, volleyball court and open grass area for tossing a football or playing soccer. There are a couple of fresh water stations around the loop, so plan accordingly before arriving or be prepared to block traffic on the narrow road while you fill up with fresh water. The dump station was very open and convenient, so departure was quick. We will definitely visit this campground again, but will probably pick something with more shade, especially if visiting in the summer. We have a Winegard Air 360*, but Verizon 4G LTE was non-existent. OTA TV signal picked up a couple of TV stations.

  • Bill  G.The Dyrt PRO User
    Jun. 18, 2020

    Hearts Content Recreation Area

    Simple and serene

    Hearts Content is best described as a way station. The sites are nestled within a grove of immense pines. Some are large enough for large RV’s . There are no showers. Bathrooms are vault toilets. Two of the sites include Adirondack type shelters. A picnic table and fire ring are within each site. I used this site as a staging area to explore Allegheny National Forest for a week. Used a camp shower. The closest town is Warren, PA. Firewood is available at the camp host site. Across the road is an hiking area with picnic tables and the like.


Guide to Westline

The Allegheny National Forest region surrounding Westline, Pennsylvania sits at elevations ranging from 1,300 to 2,300 feet and receives approximately 42 inches of precipitation annually. Forest camping conditions vary dramatically with seasonal changes, from snow-covered sites in winter to humid summers when evening temperatures often drop into the 50s even after hot days.

What to do

Hiking access from campsites: At Chapman State Park, trails depart directly from campground areas. "There are several hiking trails that depart right from the campground. One of them takes you right to the state game lands," notes Kevin E., who appreciates the hunting season potential of these accessible trails.

Paddling options: Willow Bay Recreation Area provides direct reservoir access for kayakers. "The water is a great amenity and you can rent canoes and kayaks," explains Claudia L., highlighting the recreational options beyond just camping at Willow Bay Recreation Area.

Swimming in natural settings: Several parks maintain swimming beaches on reservoirs and lakes, though water temperatures remain cool. "We fished at the small section opposite the swimming area. We were alone the entire time!" reports Caitlin M. at Chapman State Park Campground, noting the quieter fishing spots away from designated swimming areas.

What campers like

Privacy between sites: Campsite spacing varies significantly between parks, with some offering more secluded options. "The sites are relatively spacious and they have been nicely fixed up with crushed stone pads and beautiful new fire pits," shares a camper about High Pines RV Park, appreciating the site improvements.

Night sky viewing: Limited light pollution creates exceptional stargazing opportunities throughout the region. "First place I was ever able to actually see the milky way. Night sky's are so clear," shares Chuck H. about Kiasutha, highlighting astronomical viewing conditions not found in more developed areas.

Fishing access: Multiple campsites offer direct water access for fishing without driving. "The lake is a great place to spend some time," notes Verity S. at Quaker Area — Allegany State Park, which provides fishing opportunities alongside other recreational amenities.

What you should know

Water availability fluctuates: Water systems at several campgrounds face intermittent issues requiring campers to plan accordingly. "At the moment there is NO water here, however the dump station is operative," warns Dave G. about Twin Lakes Recreation Area, providing critical information for self-contained camping.

Cell reception gaps: Coverage varies dramatically between campgrounds and even between loops within the same park. "Hemlock loop has literally zero Verizon coverage. If you walk up to the entrance of the loop, you'll get 2 bars," explains Tim J. about connectivity at Willow Bay, noting that "the Aspen Loop registered 3 bars."

Campground maintenance transitions: Some parks have undergone management changes affecting amenities and upkeep. "This campground used to be run by the forest service, but was closed several years ago... A local nonprofit group has since taken it over and they are slowly getting things fixed," explains Megan V. about Twin Lakes Recreation Area.

Tips for camping with families

Child-friendly activities: Some campgrounds offer dedicated programming for younger visitors. "They have a nice game room that offers free games for the kids along with a playground and basketball court," shares Nick O. about High Pines RV Park, highlighting amenities specifically designed for children.

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