Senoia Campground

Raystown Lake

Part of Seven Points Campgrounds; Sites 171-261.

To get to Senoia Campground, follow the main road past the Visitor Center, the Beach, the Marina, and the boat launch and turn right after the sharp curve. Pay close attention to the signs with the site numbers.

All the campsites in Senoia are improved – level parking and living spaces, lined with timbers, 30 amp electric service, picnic table, ground-mounted grill, level tent space, and lantern hanger. Most of the sites have steps leading from the parking to the living area. Be aware that the sites at the bottom of the map may be near the water, but the banks may be too steep to walk to the shoreline.

• MOORING PASSES are available from the Check-in Station that will permit you to moor you boat in the cove at Twin Hollows or north of the boat launch during your stay.

• Throughout the campground you will find public walkways between selected waterfront campsites that you utilize to access the shoreline.You may moor you boat in these areas.

• Registered campers displaying their green camper pass do not need to pay the $3.00 launch fee.

• A playground is located adjacent to the restroom in Senoia 2 – the area on top of the hill.

• Water hydrants are strategically located throughout the campground.

• The dump station is located on the left as you leave the park just past Meadow Camp.

• Centralized dumpsters are located on the left as you enter the camp area.

• There are showers in both restrooms in Senoia. Both restrooms are designed for access by the handicapped. The upper restroom also has a barrier free “Unisex” restroom. The Check-in Station can issue you a key for this facility for the duration of your visit.

Directions:

Pittsburgh: Route 22 east to Huntingdon, then Rt. 26 South to Raystown Lake. Watch for Lake Access signs (brown park signs) for specific lake areas.

Philadelphia: PA turnpike to Breezewood (exit 12), Rt. 30 West to Rt. 26 North to Raystown Lake. Watch for Lake Access signs (brown park signs) for specific lake areas.

State College: From I-80, Rt. 26 South, through State College, through Huntingdon, to Raystown Lake. Watch for Lake Access signs (brown park signs) for specific lake areas.

Harrisburg: Take Rt22/522 West to Huntingdon, Rt. 26 S. to Raystown Lake. Watch for Lake Access signs (brown park signs) for specific lake areas.

Washington DC: Rt. 270 North to Frederick, then Rt. 70 West to Breezewood. Rt. 30 West to Rt. 26 North to Raystown Lake. Watch for Lake Access signs (brown) for specific lake areas.

Baltimore, MD: Rt. 70 West to Breezewood. Rt. 30 West to Rt. 26 North to Raystown Lake. Watch for Lake Access signs (brown) for specific lake areas.