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Susquehannock Campground US Army Corps of Engineers at Raystown Lake |
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Susquehannock Campground is located near the north-central area of the lake near mile marker seven. Classified as a primitive campground, Susquehannock is a great place to get away from it all and still be within short driving distance of civilization.
Each site is different, but in general Susquehannock offers:
Waterfront Sites. Waterfront sites (designated with the “ Drinking Water Access. A single hand pump water hydrant provides the only source of drinking water in the campground. Hiking & Biking Trails. The Allegrippis Trail system can be accessed from a road crossing about 100 yards uphill from site 1. Near Seven Points. Susquehannock campers have access all Seven Points day-use areas including showers at the beach change house, a short 15 minute drive away. For information specific to each site, visit the reservation website.
Reserve A Site
Reservations can be made through the National Recreation Reservation Service. Visit them online or call 1-877-444-6777. There is no cost to make a reservation, but fees do apply for changes, cancellations and no-shows. Reservations can be made as early as six months in advance of your stay and as late as four days prior to your stay. Back to Plan Your Susquehannock Trip Fees & Payments
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Susquehannock campsites are $12.00 per night! |
Waterfront campsites are $17 per night. Reference the campground map at the top of this page for “waterfront” site designation. |
For walk-in customers payment is due upon check-in at the Entrance Station and can be made by cash, check, Visa or MasterCard (use of credit cards may be limited during non-peak/shoulder seasons). When making a reservation, payment is due upon booking.
Golden Age/Access or American The Beautiful Senior/Access discounts are applicable to campsite fees. Cardholders must present their discount card at check-in to be eligible for discount. Discounts are only applied to a single campsite. Group discounts are not available unless separate cardholders are occupying every camping unit. To learn more about discount cards available to seniors and persons with disabilities click here.
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| A convenient pull-up window allows campers to register without ever leaving the driver's seat. |
Upon arriving at Susquehannock guests must first check in prior to selecting, visiting or occupying a site. To check-in stop at the Susquehannock Entrance Station, located at the entrance to the park. Operating hours vary depending upon the season. If the Entrance Station is closed upon your arrival please follow the procedures posted on the station window.
Reservation campers should be prepared to provide their registration number and name to the attendant.
Walk-in campers (non-reservation) may select their site from a map of available sites or MIGHT be provided a look pass granting them access into the campground (to reduce traffic, look passes are only available when the campground is less than fifty percent occupied). The attendant can provide guests with site specific information regarding size, shade, hook-ups, proximity to water and other amenities.
Visitors wishing to visit a site for the day will still need to check-in at the Entrance Station to receive an access pass into the campground.
Upon checking into a site, campers receive vehicle and site permits granting access into the campground, a copy of our campground rules and a trash bag. Normally check-in only takes 5 minutes, but at peak times (weekends and holidays) campers should be prepared for longer lines and limited space at the Entrance Station parking lot.
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Knowing the rules and planning ahead will help you save a lot – time, stress, money and maybe a life! Plan before you go and get the most out of your vacation!
Susquehannock Campground is subject to all rules and regulations defined in CFR Title 36 Section 327, but a summary of campground rules is provided at check-in and by clicking the brochure to the right. This brochure will help you know what to do about…
| ● Campsite Occupancy | ● Boats & Trailers |
| ● Check In & Out times | ● Vehicles |
| ● Visitors | ● Parking & overflow |
| ● Pets | ● Quite hours |
| ● Permits | ● Trash disposal |
| ● Refunds | ● and more! |
To make your camping trip hassle free here’s a few tips that will help you plan a truly enjoyable vacation.
● To guarantee a campsite, make a reservation!
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| Need a brochure, band-aid or answer? Park Rangers patrol Susquehannock regularly and are available to assist you! |
● Due to terrain and vegetation, many sites cannot accommodate larger trailers or RVs. Specific site information regarding size, shade, proximity to water and other amenities is available at the reservation website.
● Parking can be tight and not all sites can accommodate more than one vehicle. Encourage carpooling or plan ahead to park in an overflow area.
●Want to camp in Susquehannock, but still have a hot shower? Susquehannock campers have free access to the Seven Points beach change house showers just a 15 minute drive away.
● For the latest lake news and events grab a copy of Currents, our weekly newsletter available at check-in or the Visitor Center.
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