Pa State Campgrounds
Miles
grounds. Is it first come first served? Thanks Miles
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you out. http://www.parec.com/pennsyl.cgi
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99 Mesa
95 Jeep Cherokee
Effort, PA.
George Miklas
is 1-800-PA PARKS. We used it once now.
George
Camping page http://www.pathway.net/harmonicat/camping.htm
Stephen Talmadge
On Thu, 06 Jul 2000 19:39:10 -0700, Miles wrote:
>>Can anyone say if reservations are excepted at Pa State camp
>>grounds.
Toll free 888-PA-PARKS (717-558-2710 local or outside U.S.)
Monday-Saturday, 7 a.m. to 5 p.m.
VISA, MasterCard, checks, and money orders accepted.
TTY 888-537-7294 (717-558-2711 local or outside U.S.)
Main Web Page is at http://www.dcnr.state.pa.us/stateparks/spintro.htm
Hope this helps.
Steve Talmadge
2000 Coleman Sedona
2000 Explorer XLT 4X4
(Using Agent 1.8)
Miles
Thanks for the information we will give it a try and save it for
future reference. Miles
Jim and Diane
year I think that all sites in all the State Parks can be reserved up to 11
months in advanced. The number to reserve is 1-888-PA-PARKS And it doesn't
cost you anything to use the reservation program. I wish Ohio had something
like this system. We spent 7 days at Laurel Hill State Park in June and
reserved our favorite site a month before. The park was only about 50 % filled
on the weekend and about 20% on the weekdays. We are thinging about going to
Pymatuning Lake (Jamestown) in western Pa. on the last weekend in July but we
have not made a reservation yet.
Jim, Diane
99 Coleman Cheyenne
99 Toyota 4-Runner
Northeast, Ohio
Mark J Strawcutter
With a few exceptions reservations are accepted for sites at all
PA state parks by calling 1-888-PA-PARKS
You can make reservations up to 11 months in advance. No extra fee,
but they do charge your credit card when the reservation is made.
If you show up without a reservation you're supposed to call the
reservation center from the campground. If the center is closed
they usually post a list of open sites, but sometimes only those
open for that night so you run the risk of having to move if a
multi-nite stay.
Mark J Strawcutter
Indiana PA
'97 Coleman Key West
Mark J Strawcutter
>you out. http://www.parec.com/pennsyl.cgi
or try http://www.dcnr.state.pa.us/stateparks
George Miklas
Do you live in Western PA? There is an eGroup for Western PA
campers, you probably should join it. Here it is...
http://www.egroups.com/group/PA-Camping
George
Camping page http://www.pathway.net/harmonicat/camping.htm
Laura
There were still empty sites when we were there, so if you are a late
arriver I think you can go to one that's not reserved, and pay the next day.
We've also stayed at a private campground right next to Moraine state park
(Bear Run) and were able to walk around Lake Arthur, walk on the beach, hike
the trails, etc.
So far the PA state parks have been cheaper and nicer than the private
ones...
Laura
00 Westlake
98 Grand Cherokee (for sale!)
> We live in Ohio but go to Pa. State Parks a few times a year. Starting
last
> year I think that all sites in all the State Parks can be reserved up to
11
randy
--
Randy
"Don't make me stop this car and paddle you!"
"George Miklas" <harmonica...@pathway.net.invalid> wrote in message
news:037bfd4d...@usw-ex0103-085.remarq.com...
> Yes reservations are accepted. I think the reservation number
> is 1-800-PA PARKS. We used it once now.
>
ROBERT WILSON
Miles <milpatN...@microconnect.net.invalid> wrote in message
news:000e119e...@usw-ex0105-037.remarq.com...
> Can anyone say if reservations are excepted at Pa State camp
> grounds. Is it first come first served? Thanks Miles
>
>