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Allegheny National Forest › Bradford Ranger District › Pennsylvania
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› Campsite #110
Campsite #110 at Tracy Ridge Campground, PA
$12
Campsite #110
| 8 people | |
| 60 ft | Back-In |
| 2 | weak |
5/30
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Campsite #110 Features: Back-In parking, RV Site, Tent Site, Trailer Site
Campsite Reviews (2)
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@EricH5653683 · Camped on Jul 24, 2022 at Campsite #110
A very nice, quiet campground. Very lightly used, and with judicious site selection you will not be able to see or hear your neighbors. A few caveats:
- There was only one operating water pump (loop E), and the water is reddish colored due to high iron content - you may want to bring your own.
- The picnic table at my campsite (110) was damaged - the bench on one side is missing, and the rest of it definitely had seen better days.
- There is no playground for children, and it would be very easy for a little one to wander into the woods and get lost.
- At my campsite, there was no clearly delineated tent pad, and the ground seems to have a subtle slope. I had to move my tent around a couple of times before I found an even patch.
- There was no campground host that I saw (albeit I didn’t spend any real time looking) and no ice or firewood available for purchase onsite. Both ice and wood are available for purchase at Willow Bay Campground (~10 minute drive). For other supplies, your best bet is Bradford (~30 minute drive).
- I had decent cell service at my site (AT&T - 1-2 bars) but this may vary by site and provider.
Tracy Ridge is about as close to a remote wilderness experience as you can get while car-camping at an established campground. If you like Mother Nature, you can get along without flush toilets and showers, and you’re prepared to be a little more self-sufficient than might be the case at other campgrounds, Tracy Ridge is a very nice campground, and I will definitely be back.
- There was only one operating water pump (loop E), and the water is reddish colored due to high iron content - you may want to bring your own.
- The picnic table at my campsite (110) was damaged - the bench on one side is missing, and the rest of it definitely had seen better days.
- There is no playground for children, and it would be very easy for a little one to wander into the woods and get lost.
- At my campsite, there was no clearly delineated tent pad, and the ground seems to have a subtle slope. I had to move my tent around a couple of times before I found an even patch.
- There was no campground host that I saw (albeit I didn’t spend any real time looking) and no ice or firewood available for purchase onsite. Both ice and wood are available for purchase at Willow Bay Campground (~10 minute drive). For other supplies, your best bet is Bradford (~30 minute drive).
- I had decent cell service at my site (AT&T - 1-2 bars) but this may vary by site and provider.
Tracy Ridge is about as close to a remote wilderness experience as you can get while car-camping at an established campground. If you like Mother Nature, you can get along without flush toilets and showers, and you’re prepared to be a little more self-sufficient than might be the case at other campgrounds, Tracy Ridge is a very nice campground, and I will definitely be back.
@RobertE854 · Camped on Jun 29, 2021 at Campsite #110
Picnic Table was damaged & moved out of the main camping area. Otherwise the location was great!
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