Ridge Rider Campground

I came in to camp for a quick weekend trip. I am extremely thankful to the staff who helped me out when I arrived after dark on Friday night in the rain. It was pitch black and although I'm VERY good at backing my trailer, it was a black hole back behind me. The gentleman that helped me out stood there with his golf cart lights shining on my goal stopping point and then stood there with flashlights in the rain while I made multiple adjustments as I ran back and forth from my truck to look at the spot to get things lined up. I was a little disappointed that I couldn't use my dog gate panels and that there were no off-leash areas for dogs to potty, but we made due and had a nice weekend. The sites are pretty, they're wooded and have some decent space between sites. We'll be back.

Stayed for a night while biking the C and O Trail. Not sure what to expect but absolutely loved our experience. The campground is located up a hill from the trail, but minimal traffic and wide enough road to feel safe riding (or pushing) bikes up and down. We stayed in the Allegany Cabin and were so impressed with its size and how comfortable our party of four was. The campground itself was very scenic and relaxing to walk around, with a very friendly staff and laundry close by.

⭐️⭐️⭐⭐️⭐️ A Hidden Gem in the Woods! What an amazing campground! It's incredibly peaceful and immaculately clean. The playground and swimming pool are fantastic additions, especially for families. Nearly every site in my area—I'd say 98% if not all—sits under the shade of beautiful woods, making it a perfect retreat from the summer sun. I'm just waiting for a deer or bear to stroll by! If you're looking for a relaxing, nature-filled escape, I highly recommend this spot.

Very nice campground!!! Everyone was so friendly. Love that it was family oriented with the events they had throughout the weekend. Will definitely be back!!!

I stayed in one of their tent sites one night while biking the C&O canal and I can't say enough good things about this campground. The folks I encountered who work here are very helpful and friendly. The bath house is clean and well taken care of. They have facilities to help you take care of your bike and wash it off. The only thing to be aware of is that there is a pretty significant and long hill to climb to get to the entrance of the campgrounds. Also, cell signal is pretty weak around that area so I would suggest printing out the riding directions before you go so you can find your way. There are a few turns off of the towpath to get there and it can be a little confusing. Also, they don't advertise this, but the tent sites near the bath house have electric and water on them so