Awesome... If you are looking for a semi secluded campground that you don't really see you…read moreneighbors and can still hike to a safety pavilion in a few minutes, the top camp grounds are for you. If you want to hike into a mountain paradise that gives you 4 acres to camp and play in, the bottom sites are exactly what you are looking for. The owner is awesome, won't make fun of you too much if he needs to drive you to the camp site since your car has no ground clearance and is an all-round interesting character. I am already itching to go back in two weeks. Wildlife, nature, seclusion, and an hour outside of Pittsburgh. PS - if you want showers and a pool, YOU ARE NOT LOOKING FOR A CAMPGROUND... Try the Hilton :-)

5-Star! Beautiful, secluded property that had many campsite options. The property owner was a great…read morehost. He suggested the "Wildflower" campsite which was perfect for star-gazing. There is a clean bathroom all campers can share at the base of the property. We asked the owner for perfect weather, and he delivered!!!

The pool snack bar is the bomb!! Walking tacos that will slow you down. So huge! Onion rings are…read morefresh and crispy. Staff are amazing! Gallikers ice cream at the store, fresh scooped. Excellent pool- so huge!! Beautiful steam and gorgeous cabins! Forrest runs a great campground. Family fun for everyone. Playground for the kids. Arcade, bonfires, yard sales, special events every week!!

So much to do! Friendly atmosphere, dog park!!!!!!…read moreBeautiful pool! Great place to walk!

Love/hate (frustrated) relationship :…read more We've been coming here now for 4-5 years. Pros: family friendly, many activities included in your stay, nice and laid back cabins, wonderful trip if you are with those with a disability (rent a golf cart and cruise around all week) Pro or con- you decide: Not sure if it's a pro or con but they've cracked down on golf carts. They've become very strict and have people patrolling at night. It's chaotic and the workers don't know what's going on because it's so crazy at times however they seem to be flexible and find ways to figure it out. For example the lemonade server will get you a coffee pot for your cabin if you need one and the golf cart maintenance guy will figure out how to get you your salad you ordered a while ago lol. It's very unorganized and you can tell the workers are a bit lost but they roll with it and get it done. The store is very overwhelmed with the majority of the campgrounds tasks There's some blurred lines and instructions with activities. If you are a regular you will Know what's going on but if not, you won't. Example: there was a hayride that cost money scheduled at a certain time. We showed up with our money. We slowly realized as we stood in line that tickets had to be pre bought and scheduled a time. This wasn't listed anywhere. We asked people infront of us and behind us how they knew what to do and they said, "we just know because we've been coming her for years ." More details or clearer directions would be nice. Cons: the new keyless check in is a disaster- yogi does not have good cell service at all and even if you connect to their WiFi, it's still bad. Long story short, the wireless check in is not working. We opted for the old school key and entered our cabin that way. You need exceptional WiFi for technology like that and they don't even have average or acceptable service in this area

If this Yogi park is anything like their Williamsport facility. STAY AWAY FROM IT. Overpriced,…read moreunderstaffed, Filthy.

My family and I stayed this past weekend on the premium waterfront sites. We stayed in site 269…read morewhich had a nice view of the lake and the fire pit was moved to the back of the site right by the water which was nice as the other sites has them farther back away from the water. I think they should move them all back towards the water so their guests can the best of both worlds with the lake view and a nice fire. The fire pits were really big and I'm concrete rings which made it hard to feel the heat from the fire unless you made the fire really big. My family camped a few sites down and their picnic table was falling apart and notified the maintenance man and he later came and removed it and brought a replacement. It would appear based off other reviews their picnic table maintenance is lacking. The campground was pet friendly and had bags and trash areas throughout the campground. They also have a dog park area to let your dog run if they need to stretch those legs. The playground for the kids was nice by the office. However, the playground closest to the pull thru sites was wooden and falling apart sadly. It needs immediate attention before next season before a child gets hurt. The boards were lifting and screws/nails exposed. However, they had a bounce pillow that our kids loved ! Paddleboats, gem mining, etc for a fee. Our toddlers did enjoy the gem mining though, so if you have a couple it's worth splitting a bigger bucket of gem goodies to mine. The bathhouses were not the best, could def be cleaner and consistently had out of order stalls. I opted to shower in our camper this time due to their condition but to each their own. They had for Oktoberfest a distillery and a band/dj come to the pavilion area which really seemed to draw a good crowd! They have golf carts for rent, which were pretty nice in comparison to others we have rented. However, we noticed a tire on our was noticeably lower than the others and thankfully had an air compressor to fill it up. I would imagine that should be done prior to renting them out to avoid flats.. it all worked out though but something to be mindful of if you rent one! You can fish the lakes and catch/release. We did see several people catch catfish and blue gills, etc so it's worth your time if you like to fish! They do have a lot of seasonal sites but everyone seemed friendly as they were preparing for Halloween events coming up and decorating their sites. The biggest downside to our visit was the beautiful lake view site had a LOT of road noise as just on the other side of the trees was the main road. It is something you will hear all night long. It was a bummer but some may not mind it. We are going to be returning in 3 weeks for trick or treating as we found a last minute reservation .. they look like they really do it up for Halloween.

Went camping here for a weekend. It's an ok place but for kids. There is so much to do... they…read morehave free fishing. A nice dog park. But the site are really close together.

One of the nicest quietest and well-maintained campgrounds I have spent time in. I've traveled the…read moreUnited States and I've been on almost every state and this is one of the best question hands-down reasonable rates, clean facilities, and the birds chirping was just an unbelievable sound above anything else I could possibly hear. You won't be disappointed.

Took my daughter and her two children, 10 and 3 years old camping over Labor Day weekend. We're…read moretent campers, and there are only a few tent sites. Ours was on top of the hill, over-looking a grassy area and the campground, near the Pavillion which was home to DJ's Friday and Saturday night and the talented Partners and Crime Band Sunday. They had activities for the kids, crafts, sno cones and a hay ride (rained out for us) and BINGO with nice prizes. The kids did some fishing and swimming and lots of walking to and fro from the bathhouse! The staff were terrific, and very helpful and welcoming. A very nice place. As a side note, they did have a bit of bee issue, which is common this time of year.

This campground is the best in my opinion they have a bike trail and a river great for the family!…read more5 STARS

Great location, sandwiched between the Youghiogheny River and Great Allegheny Passage bike trail…read more We stayed her last October since then the campground update the fire rings and the added concrete patios to more spots and replace several picnic tables. Kids pool and adult pool. Camp store and cafe are well stocked food is good and fresh. Connellsville and Dawson are short bike ride on the trail, shopping, dinning and other shops.

Great place to get away. For a campground this is amazing clean and organized. Plenty of fire wood…read morefor relaxing by the fire. Lots of tree cover for shade and privacy. I biked up from Cumberland for an overnight and had a super relaxing time. The owners are very friendly and accommodating. And their husky is cool as well. Highly recommend this place!

The best, simple campground anyone could ever want. Well…read moremaintained, well stocked, clean and an excellent site right next to the river and GAP. The showers were a welcome extra, along with charging our phones and getting plenty of water. Stay here if you are riding the GAP and need to stay near Rockwood.

If i could give this place 0 stars I would. Its extremely overpriced for the type of campground it…read moreis. The owners hide behind their faith and use it as a justification to treat people rudely. From the first point of contact, the woman spoke to us rudely, talking over my husband, and even yelling. They have many strict rules (some of which are extreme, like paying extra if you have over 3 people but can have no more than 6 people). The owner charged us twice for the extra people, then argued that she didn't, until we told her we had bank statements to prove it. The deer pen is really sad. The fence is falling down and in the pen, there are several falling down sheds, the pen itself is small. The pool is not heated (and if you have child that is not potty trained, or a child that wears swimmy diapers, they are prohibited to swim), the playground is subpar, and the grounds are run down. Go somewhere else, where your money is appreciated because you will be paying a lot for nothing.

The couple that owns the campground are beyond amazing. Very acomadating and friendly. The sites…read moreare spacious. I am tent camping in their primitive sites and in town for mother earth news fair, as are most everyone else here. With a full campground it doesn't feel like it at all. The shower house is nice. And even the primitive sites have electric and water close by. If your set on coming to the area this is the place to camp!

My family has really enjoyed rving at Benner's these past couple of years. The sites are spacious…read morewith great old trees, a fire pit and a picnic table. The location to Ohiopyle, Farmington and Uniontown is fantastic! Lots of fun things to do in the area. If you just want to take it easy, this is an ideal campground to chill. We enjoy the swimming pool, dog parks and hiking trails. There is also fishing, golf, arcade, play area and weekend events. I'm super bummed that I couldn't make this year's Big Foot Weekend. Love the new bathhouses!!! And the yurt village is adorable!! See you next year!

This campground is well maintained, friendly staff, and sites are not tight. We love Benner's!read more