Old fashion camping fun!

[campcook]

Hello every one. I just started camping at Milton Loop Campground this spring and wanted to tell others about this small (50 sites) but lovely place to take the family. The host (Pam and Ron) haven't had time to get internet attention because they just took over this campground last fall and have been very busy trying to attract campers to the place. I told them I would mention them on this site and give up my rights of (PRIVACY).LOL :p 3 miles north of Dayton Pa.(rt 839) is a little piece of heaven

[tlhdoc]

Do they have a web site?  Do you have a phone number?  How would someone contact the campground.  What are the sites like?

[campcook]

Do they have a web site?  Do you have a phone number?  How would someone contact the campground.  What are the sites like?

Hello tlhdoc,
  No web site yet--they are working on that. :compumad:  Phone number is 814-257-9872. The sites are spacious and do not require a lot of RV leveling. Eletric and water sites are limited with more eletric sites than water/eletric.Lower area of the campground is mostly for dry camping. They have designated water hook up areas for filling your holding tanks and a dump station. There is some shade, but the trees are still young and growing. The grass is always manicured (mowed) and the rest rooms and showers are clean.They have a playground, activities for kids, volleyball court, horseshoes, and a pavillion that can be rented out and canoe rentals.There is also a pop-up camper for rent and tent rental. The camp store is small but equiped with the things you need most.There is fishing nearby in the Mahonning creek/lake (license required) and Amish stores all around the area. Cheap fire wood (Amish lumber yards).

[tlhdoc]

Thanks for the updated information.  Let us know when they get a website up and running.