Queen Aliquippa Camp

Free rustic campsite, accessible only by the trail. There is absolutely no way to access this site by car - the road nearby has a locked gate. There's plenty of firewood, bicycle maintenance tools, two camping shelters, two pavillions, maybe 10 fire rings, and rustic toilets with toilet paper. There's a large bonfire area. Plenty of trees to hang a hammock. No electricity. Access to the river for fishing. It sits against a graveyard from the 1800s which was a bit creepy. Verizon had 3 bars of 4G, AT&T had 2 bars and signal was spotty. I probably wouldn't stop here again only because the Irwin campsite is just a few miles further (going away from Pittsburgh) and has many more amenities, but it does have a fee.

Water , three sleeping shelters and a sheltered picnic area . I met a fellow tourist that I had met in California coast here . A local woman / camper offered us some delicious food . Free camping .

Nice free camp site about 25 miles from the beginning (or end) of the Great Allegheny Passage in Pittsburgh. Toilet and water pump on site and shelters and pavilions to pitch tent under too.

Best campground on the trial tbh. Comfy, cozy, tons of free space. Water, restroom, and free wood for fire all available here plus foot cell service. Was able to use my projector in my tent and relax around a fire

Plenty of tent camping space. Two covered shelters soon to be a third. Fire rings and firewood on site. Non-electric sites.