Campground 70

The owners are so kind! We were in a pinch after Flying J in Smithton did not have their water turned on or anyone to fill propane. After calling a few places, Campground 70 told us to stop by and they would help us out. I HIGHLY recommend this place!

All the sites are on hills. W/E only as far as I can tell. I don't know if there is a dump station or not. No office anymore. The owner came walking across the grass when he saw us pull in. $32 is what we paid, camped on a hill side. Park is for sale. 3 owners are all elderly and ready to quit. Empty buildings that used to be office and a shower house. Have to use your own facilities if you stay here. No pucn7c tables or fire pits. You only get water and electric for your money. A little hard to get to also. Narrow, winding roads. I would stay elsewhere if ever in the area again.

Cheapest spots around, but with that comes compromise. We'd been parked for about a month when our water started smelling like rotten eggs. We called the owner to see if anyone else had the same problem (we were previously told that the whole park runs off of a well on the property) and he said no one had said anything. Left it at that, suggested that our hot water tank had an issue. But the "stinky water" wasnt only when you ran hot, it was all the time. The problem has continued to get worse to the point that when you turn on the water it almost makes you gag. Its so strong. We asked neighbors and they said they have the same problem. In a few days time our shower was coated in what was almost a rubbery yellow/orange texture. It took ALOT of scrubbing with a magic eraser to get it off. T

As indicated by this campgrounds name, it's close to i-70. Suited my overnight stay with water, electric, sewer and allowed pets. No other amenities ie, picnic tables, toilets, showers or pool. Grass and gravel parking spots, not level but not a big deal since I have a compressor refrigerator. Campground was surprisingly full, I believe most campers were long-term summer residents with all their toys (kayaks, Razors, boats, etc.) New Eagle Riverfront Park is within 4.5 miles and has deep boat ramp.

Not sure I wanted to do business with a place that has no web site but I made the call anyway. I was talking to some hilly billy from southern West Virginia. All she wanted to know was do I have a dog. Done deal, Walmart parking lot seems better.