Tiadaghton Campground

Tiadaghton campground at Pine Creek Pennsylvania is certainly in a beautiful place of being in the wilderness of Pennsylvania and bald eagles around, bears around, deer around, rattlesnakes around and more as it's the environment of such nature being the home to various parts of life and can be experienced, appreciated, improved and more such as improving behaviors by being in such a amazing place and being able to improve because of being helped by such nature being helpful to improve mental health and so on in various ways and such can help improve life if respecting such amazingly correct behaviors, magnificently correct behaviors and so on how I mean. It's a place where people can be polite and enjoy life.

I bicycle camped here after riding the Pine Creek Rail Trail up from the Jersey Shore trailhead. Was expecting more of a cyclist-focused campground, but there was considerable vehicle traffic during my stay on a Sunday night, up through the night. I think many were using the access road that parallels the bike trail, and not the steep 4x4 road on the map. The campground itself was clean, spacious and maintained. Clean pit toilets, and a water pump that warns of not being regularly tested. Literally right on the river bank. Plenty of elbow room. Totally free to camp here, but you need to get a permit from the Tioga State Forest district office ahead of time. This can be done via email and was very quick and easy to do. Had it not been for all the noisy car traffic, this place would easily be 5 stars. I can only imagine how busy it would be on a warm weekend summer night.

Night 2 of a 3 day trip spent here. Close to trail and great wildlife sightings. Loved the campground. Water needed to be filtered but was available. Pine creek was pretty low when we stayed in Aug of 2020

Very nice campground right along the creek! A little hard to get in and out, make sure you have four-wheel drive!

Nice campsites!! Suggest you use 4x4 vehicle to get to them!!! Road down to them is very steep and narrow, but it's right along the creek and the Rail Trail!! Campbell Run waterfalls are close by and very nice!!