Lake Raystown Family Camping Resort

At Lake Raystown Family Camping Resort, we have over 100 acres of natural beauty with spacious campsites, numerous cabins and a bunkhouse to accommodate you and your recreational vehicles, including boats. Whether you’re joining us for the weekend or for the whole season, Lake Raystown Family Camping Resort offers your family a wonderful camping vacation experience in beautiful Raystown Lake Country.

We are within 175 miles of: Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia, Delaware, New York, New Jersey, and Ohio. Just 2 miles off Route 22 in Huntingdon, and less than 7 miles from the 7 Points Visitor’s Center and Recreation Area at Raystown Lake. Best of all, we are just 1-1/2 miles up from the Snyder’s Run public boat launch!

Lake Raystown Family Camping Resort offers some of the largest campsites you will find in the area. Our sites are located across land that includes open area, shade trees, and woods. We have seasonal/permanent campsites as well as overnight sites that provice full services (water, electric and sewer). For your convenience, there is a dump station on the campground.

We have a variety of fully-furnished cabins for rent, which can accomodate from 2 to 7 people. In addition, we have a bunkhouse that can sleep up to 29 adults.

Our primative tent sites are located in the woods at the edge of the campground. We also offer secluded tent sites for those who wish to have more privacy.

Most breeds of dogs are permitted. Please phone ahead if you plan to bring your pet(s).

The lake and surrounding area of Beautiful Lake Raystown is truly one of Pennsylvania’s best vacation locations. Raystown Lake is a paradise for boaters, anglers, water skiers, jet skiers and scuba divers. And surrounding the lake are 118 miles of natural wooded shoreline with 21,000 acres of largely undeveloped public land. Operated and maintained by The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, the 8,300 acre lake houses two marinas that dock over 1,500 boats and have over 20 house boats to rent.

Numerous hiking and biking trails have been developed in the area for your enjoyment. And there are several fishing guides to help you take advantage of the excellent fishing opportunities in the lake. There are also two beaches and numerous other activities in the area.

Raystown Lake was established by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to provide flood control for the Susquehanna Valley. The lake is owned by the federal government, and because it was constructed for flood control no one can own property on Raystown Lake itself. There are NO private campgrounds on Raystown Lake. All the private campgrounds in the area are several miles from the lake off federal property.