Campground w/ paved road and pad Lancaster/York area

lpxguy wrote:

richk88 wrote:
Lake in Woods in Narvon Pa. has pad sites, roads are not all paved but they have chipped rubber down to keep the roads nice.

Disagree....99% of the roads are paved....unpaved was the tent site section...I say was because they were paved last week.

I'm a seasonal there, lots of concrete pad sites & room for big rigs. You will not find a cleaner better run campground!

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you agree to disagree, I have not been there for a few years as I'm seasonal at a different campground

Thanks to all who responded with such great information. My idea of a paved pad is either concrete or asphalt. Just as long as it is not dirt or gravel. We decided to go further south after carefully checking all of the forecast for this week and weekend.
Safe travels everyone!

Doug33 wrote:

dblr wrote:
Country Acres, Spring Gulch, Country Haven & Oak Creek, I would stay away from Old Mill Stream as the creek could over flow. Also Circle M near Millersburg but the upper section not near the river.

What is your definition of a pad? Concrete or asphalt?

I don't believe Spring Gulch has paved pads, at least in the upper section - it's all gravel/dirt.

I believe KOA Philadelphia/West Chester in Coatesville has some paved pads.

Roads I thought were paved and yes sites are gravel but drain well and far from ponds, creeks and such.

richk88 wrote:
Lake in Woods in Narvon Pa. has pad sites, roads are not all paved but they have chipped rubber down to keep the roads nice.

Disagree....99% of the roads are paved....unpaved was the tent site section...I say was because they were paved last week.

I'm a seasonal there, lots of concrete pad sites & room for big rigs. You will not find a cleaner better run campground!

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Doug33 wrote:

dblr wrote:
Country Acres, Spring Gulch, Country Haven & Oak Creek, I would stay away from Old Mill Stream as the creek could over flow. Also Circle M near Millersburg but the upper section not near the river.

What is your definition of a pad? Concrete or asphalt?

I don't believe Spring Gulch has paved pads, at least in the upper section - it's all gravel/dirt.

I believe KOA Philadelphia/West Chester in Coatesville has some paved pads.

Spring Gulch is all combination grass/stone/gravel sites...
Should not have a problem with water as there is a lake , but that is pretty far from MOST of the sites...

I would highly recommend Country Acres just off Rt 30 in Gordonville. Conveniently located to all that Lancaster has to offer. Request a site in the new section where the gravel is thick and you will not have a problem with water....even if it rains heavy.

Click here to view their website.

Please let us know what you finally decide upon.

Beacon Hill was not paved and was very tight. We only have a 33' fiver. Access to some of the sites was difficult. Some slanted the wrong way. We looked at one of the Country parks, Country Haven, I think, and wish we had stayed there. There is a low clearance area on the way to Beacon at 13'6" so check before going.

schlep1967 wrote:
Gifford Pinchot State Park has sites available.
http://pennsylvaniastateparks.reserveamerica.com/

Good call, we have stayed there twice this year and its a beautiful park. I believe most sites are asphalt, as is the road. They have a handful of full hook up sites and a lot of electric sites too.

dblr wrote:
Country Acres, Spring Gulch, Country Haven & Oak Creek, I would stay away from Old Mill Stream as the creek could over flow. Also Circle M near Millersburg but the upper section not near the river.

What is your definition of a pad? Concrete or asphalt?

I don't believe Spring Gulch has paved pads, at least in the upper section - it's all gravel/dirt.

I believe KOA Philadelphia/West Chester in Coatesville has some paved pads.

Gifford Pinchot State Park has sites available.
http://pennsylvaniastateparks.reserveamerica.com/