Burnt Cabins Grist Mill & Campground

This is a great little stop for overnight when traveling through as long as you don’t mind the highway noise. It is perfect for big rigs and Dawn was a pleasure to talk too. It’s clear they are working on improvements. While the bathrooms and showers are dated, everything was very clean. There are new washers and dryers in the laundry. We will definitely be back.

Nice stay in the cabin with the kitchen & bathroom. I think it will be a bit noisy for tent campers. The traffic on Rt. 76 and the road in are loud. Rt. 76 rumble strips, the road in is sloped so trucks are gassing it or downshifting either way - noisy, bring earplugs. Camp store person was nice, accommodating and had a recommendation on where to eat. We wish the Grist Mill was open but it's in disrepair requiring lots of money to make safe for tours.

The campground is not too bad. Lot of longterm campers. It is clean right next to the PA TPK. There is some noise off the road. The hookups worked as well as you can expect. Come in off of 522 and you won't have any problems.

We stay at the campground every year on our snowbirding trip to Florida, and when we return with the geese to New England. It's clean, the hookups always work, and the staff is friendly. No frills, no fuss, just a nice place to stay overnight.

I am very pleased with this campsite. The staff made the stay very simple and accommodating. We paid $250 for 6 nights on a pretty large site. My 40' 5th wheel and my F350 can fit on the gravel. This traditional campsite has a playground for kids, a few scenic walks (one of which has a little bridge over the creek), and a store seen in the photos. If needed, they have propane on site. Be sure to grocery shop before hand because the closest store is about 20 minutes away (unless, of course, you like country road driving). Safe travels!