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Wendy World

Wendy World is located near the rolling hills and dense forests of southwestern Pennsylvania. The area experiences temperatures ranging from the low 20s in winter to the mid-80s in summer. Nearby attractions include Ohiopyle State Park, known for its hiking trails and waterfalls, and Fallingwater, a renowned architectural site.

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Wendy World is located in Pennsylvania

Coordinates

39.81399864 N
79.35524674 W

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Last on 3/20/26
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Drive Time

46 min from Morgantown, WV
59 min from Johnstown, PA
1 hr 24 min from Pittsburgh, PA
1 hr 31 min from Altoona, PA

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Reviewed Jul. 2, 2021

Long Term and not for the casual camper

We actually turned into the campground thinking it was the Army Corps of Engineer campground and that site is located on the other side of the dairy bar. This campground is lined up right next to the fence of the other campground (See below).

We were at the https://www.recreation.gov/camping/campgrounds/233679 Outflow Camping for the Youghiogheny River Lake.

You will drive past this campsite if you take the road back to the dam and drive over it to the beach. They had music playing there one night while we were camping at the other campsite.

The bunk house option seems interesting but we couldn't figure it out. This is $20.00 a night. We may have to call to figure it out.

Their site lists two different prices for the season. You will notice the RVs have a nice roof over them to protect them from sun damage and weather. They are close to each other and are pretty permanent. The agreement is for a year so if you want to camp out for a solid season this maybe the site for you.

It is easy to see why folks pay for a whole season as you have different activities that you can take advantage of from biking, boating, skiing, fishing, and more.

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