County Bridge Campground is a hidden gem for outdoor enthusiasts seeking an authentic camping experience in the heart of Pennsylvania's natural beauty. Located on Gleason Rd, Canton, PA 17724, this primitive campground offers a unique opportunity to connect with nature while enjoying basic amenities and stunning surroundings.
County Bridge Campground is managed by the DCNR (Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources), which collects a $10 nightly fee. However, senior citizens and individuals with disabilities can enjoy discounted rates of $4 per night. The campground allows camping for up to 14 days before requiring a departure period of two business days.
One of the standout features of County Bridge Campground is its proximity to state game lands, offering ample opportunities for wildlife observation and outdoor activities. While hunting is not allowed within the campsite area, nearby regions provide excellent options for big game enthusiasts.
Campers have praised the campground for its natural beauty and abundance of wildlife. Many visitors appreciate the peaceful setting and the opportunity to fish right from the riverbank. However, some have suggested improvements such as adding more gravel paths and addressing mud issues during wet seasons.
If you're looking for a primitive camping experience with access to nature's bounty, County Bridge Campground is an excellent choice. Whether you're a seasoned camper or new to outdoor adventures, this campground offers a memorable way to connect with the great outdoors.
Hiking
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Good for kids
Kid-friendly hikes
On-site parking
I love it there but they need to put down more stones. They cut down some trees by bathroom this winter and it's a real mud hole now. Must have drove some equipment thru road. Sites and road are real muddy now.
Very good Campsite but it is run by The D.C.N.R. who collects a $ 10.00 a night fee a dump off for sewage, and water for washing dish's only no potable water , I have personally stayed there and although primative they have Rest Arms. W/M. But I have personally seen lots of Wildlife including Amer. Bald Eagles,Deer and occasionally a Black Bear and the Tioga River runs right through it, I f you enjoy fishing the place is right for a trout dinner at times,The only thing that annoyed me very little the rangers stop by to collect your money or a box on your honor but what was not discussed was senior citizens only have to pay $4.00 a day also for Handicapped Pers. Same rate $4.00 dol. I didn't know this untill I had p/u a S.S.Ben.Book in Towanda , you also are limited to the time your able to Camp but U can leave and come back after staying away 2 business days, though primitive I enjoyed it immensely Hunting is not allowed in Campsite area but many state game lands loaded wcreature and also big game, I do.
I go here often. It's a nice place to have a picnic or a party! They have camping sites that are pretty close together. There are some trails to walk. Overall it's a nice place to be on a beautiful summer day
I only stopped there to get some water, never camped or used the picnic area but it does look nice
Been camping here for nearly 40 years. A great place for trout fishing, hunting and hiking.
Overall great time sites were clean. A couple frustrations being websites on availability not matching up and higher processing and cancelation fees than expected