Pioneer Campground

Lovely campground about 3 hours out from Philly. This campground is also about 15 minutes from World End State Park. Beautiful scenic views and hiking trails all around. Great area for stargazers as well. Sites are very generously spaced out and the grounds are dog friendly. It seemed liked everyone had a dog and despite that, it was very quiet and all were very well behaved. We stayed in cabin 2, and the cabin itself is was nice. It came with a mini fridge, table queen bed and two sets of bunks in separate room. AC/heat available. WiFi is a bit spotty but I would only use it mostly to check the weather and do bare minimum with it anyways. There is a nice large stone built fire pit, and a separate charcoal grill. We didn’t get to explore the pool much as it was rainy on our weekend. Instead we hung out at the pavilion played some games. We also did the hiking trail which is about 1.50-2 miles long. We ran into the owners a few times and they were always very nice and personable. Overall, a very pleasant experience and I would definitely like to return in the future.

Beautiful place to stay. John and Stacy are amazing host. We stayed in a cabin and it was beautiful and furnished with any and everything you might possibly need. Everything was spotless and well maintained. The landscaping and scenery was to die for. It's family and pet friendly. I can't think of anything that could have made our experience any better.

Beautiful, clean, and friendly. We have stayed here several times over the years. It continues to improve! So nice to camp in the woods and it is still easy to maneuver large rigs throughout. Sites are huge and individually maintained, even the fire pits are clean and tidy. We arrived Wednesday before a holiday weekend. We watched as everything was cleaned up and made ready for all of the incoming guests. And the young people doing the work were so friendly! Laundry facilities are beautiful!

Pretty bummed, we came to visit my daughter just for a couple hours..they charged us $5 per person to just visit ..??... The pool was broken..then we were going to stay..and they refused to give us a cabin for 1 night. And I know it's "policy", but it's Saturday and it's empty, so instead of making a easy $100 or so..they would rather it would be empty..? I'm really easy to get a long with but damn ..not very hospitable.. what ever I'll know better for next ... Update..they ended up giving us the cabin for 1 night..and the guy up front that I hadn't met before was pretty cool.. getting a couple more starts for "bending the rules"...lol...ok he turned this trip around

Absolutely love this campground. We've stayed two times so far, and plan on going at least once a year. This is one of the few campgrounds left that is still family run. It's so important for a camping experience, for me, having a family run campground that you can tell is truly cared about. It's not like one of the main stream campgrounds that has sold out and is just looking for the big money. They make you feel like you're truly welcomed there, while simultaneously running EVERY activity and maintaning the campground on their own, as a family. I admire the family for how much they truly care and how effortlessly they show it. Thank you for making this campground what it is. See you next year!