Hidden Valley Camping Resort

Came to Mifflinburg for a weekend bike trip with an old friend. I thought it might be more relaxing to get a cabin rather than find a local hotel. Hidden Valley Camping Resort was perfectly located to our biking activities. We were there this fall, so it was the off season. The place was quiet and clean. The cabin itself was very clean, and had heat. Check in was easy. I enjoyed walking around the grounds. The only thing I would say is the futon mattress could do with an upgrade, otherwise the cabin met our expectations and I would recommend this as a rustic but comfortable weekend getaway.

I found their website on Allstays so we booked five nights. The fly over video and the listed amenities sold us. The premium pull through sites are nice sized, but were in a grassy field on a slope so bring enough blocks to get auto level to work. Park is mostly seasonal sites generally looking very nice with only a few looking unmaintained. Both pools looked clean and very well maintained. Everyone we met was very friendly including the maintenance folks. Worth noting the website listed cable TV, there is none, I checked with our neighbors to confirm, and our antenna was inadequate to receive channels clearly. T-Mobile had 1 to 2 bars of intermittent 5G. The dog park was unmaintained (weed growth) and the fence was severely damaged in several places where large dogs could easily escape un

We loved camping here! We rented the cabin near the lake. It was very clean and the perfect size for what we needed.. the staff are amazing and very friendly. The kids had a lot of things to do while we were there. They fished, swam, and went on a hikes. I can't wait to go back!!!

The Good Stuff: 1. Staff was polite, friendly and helpful. 2. It was great they had pumpkin carving for the kids. 3. The condition of the gravel tent site was well maintained. Fortunately, we were able to choose this site over our original grass pick. The grass sites were lower and less level. They were wet when we arrived and after a downpour, never fully drained. Had we set up on the original location, we would've been soaked. The Bad Stuff: 1. The location of the tent site - the site map of the property cuts off the two intersecting highways that surround the tent sites on two sides, (Rt 192 and Hidden Valley Ln) so you have no idea your tent site is less than 20 yards from two major roadways that intersect until you arrive. Unfortunately, there is no other area on property designat

I stayed here as it was close to Bucknell University, and it looked inviting on the webpage. I will not be returning back or recommending this campground/cabins to anyone and, I will discourage them from staying here. Tina at the front office is an absolutely horrible, rude, unhelpful and spiteful woman. I don't feel customer service, or friendly are in her genetics. I am a permanently disabled military veteran with 32 years of service and with a service animal. That doesn't make any darn bit of difference to being accommodating or nice when staying here. The Wi-Fi is terrible and basically nonexistent. I don't think the grounds maintenance crew have a pulse besides driving around together in groups of golf carts. Now for the cabin at the pond where I stayed. The most ridiculous "