Amenities: The 30 acre campground is located along a mile of the largest tributary of the Juniata River in a heavily forested, private, and quiet setting - Fishing, birdwatching, bicycle trails nearby, canoeing, kayaking, nature walks, tubing, and river wading or swimming on-site.  There is a fully equipped riverside Cottage - Five riverside Camper Cabins - Riverside campsites for tents and small camper vehicles - No-water or electric hook-ups - Central bathhouse with hot showers and toilets - Pavilion with group fire ring - All campers must bring bottled water for drinking and cooking - Firewood available - All well behaved, non-aggressive pets are permitted (except in the cottage). No parties or large gatherings unless preapproved.  - RVs or towed Campers limited to no more than 30 feet in length - dump station - Primitive riverside seasonal sites available for yearly lease from $400 - Great place to stop and camp for overnight river canoe and kayak trips while traveling the Raystown Branch of the Juniata River Water Trail.

The Cottage:  Three bedroom, raised cottage with 1 queen, 3 double and 2 twin beds.  Fully equipped kitchen, dining room, living room and a bath and a half.  No smoking and No pets!
Peak season (4/1 thru 10/31):  Weekly $750(Friday to Friday) and nightly $150 - 2 night minimum. Off season(11/1 thru 3/31):  Weekly $525, $100 per night.  Fire ring, gas grill, picnic table and river access.

Riverside Cabins:  Four finished 2-room cabins and one finished 3-room cabin.  No toilets or showers in cabins but all cabins are located within a short walking distance of the central bathhouse.  Visitors must bring bottled water for drinking and cooking as well as bedding supplies. Non potable water at cabins.  Pets permitted with approval.

3-Room Cabin: Maximum occupancy 9 with two double and five single beds, air conditioning and heat.  Weekly $420 (Friday to Friday), and nightly $80 - two night minimum for weekends and 3 night minimum on holidays.  Kitchen sink with running (non-potable) cold water, dining table and chairs, large fridge, microwave, coffee maker, utensils and dishes. Roofed porch, fire ring and picnic table.

2-Room Finished Cabin: Spruce, Maple & Laurel cabin max occupancy 6, (2 full, 2 twin beds) and Hickory max occupancy 5 (1 full, 3 twin beds) Weekly $315 (Friday to Friday) and Nightly $60. Newly finished interiors with air conditioning. Three night minimum on holiday weekends.  Dining table and chairs, small dorm style fridge, coffee maker, microwave and space heater.  Outside water spigot. Roofed porch, fire ring and picnic table.

One-Room Primitive Cabin: (Hemlock) sleeps 4 - set of full bunk style beds- Weekly $210 ( Friday to Friday) and Nightly $40.  Two night minimum on holiday weekends.   Roofed porch, fire ring and picnic table.  NO ELECTRIC.

Campsites and Pavilion
Regular Campsites: Riverside primitive campsites for tents, small RV’s and travel trailers. We cannot accommodate 5th wheels due to our entrance.  RV’s and trailers limited to 30 feet in length.  Weekly $140, Nightly $25.  No holiday or weekend minimums.  NO ELECTRIC, WATER OR SEWAGE HOOKUPS.  Non-potable water available and dump station.  Sites have fire ring and picnic table.   A privy or the bathhouse is within walking distance of campsites.

Large Group Campsite in Secluded Area: Riverside site with easy river/canoe access. Starting at $35 a night, based on the number of people.  Ideal for youth, scout and church groups.

Pavilion: 20’ x 16’ overlooking the river, food table and two picnic tables, large fire ring, short walk to bathhouse.  Ideal for small family gatherings.  $40 per day.

WE NOW OFFER CANOE, KAYAK AND TUBE RENTALS - By the hour or by the day.

Driving directions. The campground is located in a secluded location on the Raystown Branch of the Juniata River about 4 miles northeast of Everett, PA. The 911 and mailing address is 190 Campground Rd, Everett, PA 15537.

From Breezewood:(Tpke Exit 12) take Route 30 west 1/2 mile and turn right onto State Route 1011/ East Graceville Road. Go north for 2 miles and turn left at the "Y" onto State Route 1010/ Woy Bridge Road. Go west on SR1010/Woy Bridge Road for 2.2 miles and turn right onto a gravel/dirt road located between a house trailer on the right and a farmhouse on the left - At the turn is a large yellow state sign noting the bridge height clearance of 13'7" ahead - after turning onto the gravel/dirt road (T464) go about 50 yards and turn left at the top of the grade onto Campground Road - the gate is 200 yards ahead.

From Everett/Bedford: From the Shell gas station on Route 30 just East of Everett, go two miles (2) miles east on Route 30 and turn left onto State Route 1008/West Graceville Road – Go ¼ mile and turn right onto State Route 1010/Woy Bridge Road – Go 2 miles (you will cross Woy Bridge) and turn left after going another .7 miles onto the gravel/dirt road located between a house trailer on the right and just past a farm house that is on the left – after turning onto the gravel/dirt road (T464) go about 50 yards and turn left at the top of the grade onto Campground Road – the gate is 200 yards ahead. 

physical address: 190 Campground Road, Everett, PA 15537