Burnt Ridge Campground

I was traveling through the area and only intended on an overnight stay but I couldn’t find a campground that suited what I needed. My girlfriend found Burnt Ridge really by accident while searching and we decided to try it out.nnLet me tell you this: this is one of the nicest campgrounds I’ve ever stayed at! It’s run by a really nice couple who welcomed us like family.nnThe park is super quite and relaxed and it’s set on a beautiful foothill in Pennsylvania. All of the spaces I saw, including mine were gravel stone with full electric, water and sewer. There are plenty of trails to run and quiet roads for biking.nnEd and his wife gave us an awesome spot with and a good rate. They were kind enough to check on us after we got settled, just to make sure we had everything we needed.nnThis is a fantastic park, you’re going to love it here! We were only planning on a night but we ended up staying for several because it’s so peaceful.nnThank you Burnt Ridge for a great stay!

Beautiful setting.

Very quiet place. Quite relaxing with good people all around. Entertainment is by getting out in the woods or self made fun which I love. Never met better park owners. In my opinion what camping should be. Awesome fishing on the nearby Allegheny River. I really enjoy it because it breeds family time and not run off and stay busy kind of stuff.

Beautiful, quiet campground. Close enough to amenities, but far enough away to be just right.

My family and I have loved our month stay at Burnt Ridge Campground. It's a very family friendly, peaceful, and relaxing campground. The owner and fellow campers have been very nice. The temperature seems to be much cooler than in town with the many trees and being on top of a hill there is usually a steady breeze. The woods nearby have clean trails and beautiful scenery for hiking. We enjoy following the creek. The pavilion is a nice place to hang out, it has many outdoor games available for those staying at the campground. Ten minutes down the road is Buffalo creek, a great place to fish or play in the water. The grocery is just fifteen minutes away. There's also a nice disc golf course nearby at Sugarcreek Community Park.nnI highly recommend this campground. The only problem I had is the way google maps brought me here. Google lead us down Laux Grafton Rd. T416, the train overpass was too low for us to go under, our camper is about 13' tall, so we had to back down the road to a turn around. 268 E. Brady Rd to Ken Wolfe Rd will get you there with ease.