Frances Slocum State Park Campground

Francis Slocum State Park has a nice 100 site camping area divided into three sections. The Stoney Point section has the most to offer. Here you'll find the camp host, some electric hook-ups, a potable water pump, a playground, an amphitheater, and the campgrounds own boat launch. The Hunting Hill section is more space for trailers. The Rocky Knoll section is for tent campers with a separate walk-in area and an organized group tenting area. All sections have similar bathrooms and showers. Watch the you tube video at: thePAparksman for more details.

As busy as the weekend was, it was very quiet. A great place to ride our bikes and see the sights within the park. Plenty of stuff to do outside the park also.

The park is beautiful. The trails are everywhere for hiking. The camping park is very tight. The bathrooms are extremely dirty and seriously lacking in toilet paper for when the campground is packed. It is very quiet tho for as full as it was. 50 amp service worked for only 20 mins at a time, ended up not being able to use it. Box kept over heating and tripping the breaker. This campground needs a serious electricity upgrade at the campsites.

Pros: Park is very clean and well maintained.👍 The campground trail is moderate with a decent step climb. Plenty of other hiking trails also. Campground itself isn't huge, which is nice. 9pm quiet hour was mostly observed - there's always one group wherever you go that thinks the rules don't apply and go for hours after quiet time. 🤷‍♀️ Camp hosts are amazing - friendly and very helpful. ❤️ Love that the campground has a potable water fill for rvs and a dump station. Cons (for us): Sites are very close together for the most part. There are few dog sites. There are a few really good sites that offer a bit more privacy, though. Lake is not dog friendly due to cyanoalgae bloom, which makes it toxic/ deadly to animals. So one of us had to stay behind with the dogs while the other

We were expecting some rain but nonetheless had already scheduled our getaway. Lo and behold, the weather pattern worked us in and we thoroughly enjoyed our weekend. While exploring, we came across an angler who had, on his stringer, a nice 10" or better Rainbow Trout. I left my kayak and fishing gear at home though because I needed a break from work and wanted to spend time with my Wife and bestest friend.