We had so much fun. My son said it was like Disney. Our friends said they wanted to live here and that it was the best camping trip they ever had. They let us use the pavilion for our friends 40th birthday party. There was a beautiful hike with a swimming hole nearby. We stayed in a cabin and the beds weren't exactly comfortable but I'll take that for "roughing it." The golf cart was reasonably priced and a hit with the kids. They also loved both playgrounds where rhey made weekendlong frie do immediately. read more

I recently spent a weekend at Rose and had a great time. The location is beautiful with well-maintained grounds and clean facilities. The staff were friendly and helpful. They even have a dog park. The only downside was some noise from nearby campers late at night. Overall, it's a fantastic spot for a relaxing getaway, and I highly recommend it. We'll definitely be back! Laundry facility is very good for your value. And good wifi if you are traveling for work! read more

Clean, well kept grounds with friendly front office staff. We rented cabin 101 for 3 nights and was very pleased with the accommodations. Kitchen well stocked with silverware, plates, cups etc. Dishwashing liquid and a roll of paper towels was provided. Cabin was very clean and everything was in good repair. We really enjoyed the peaceful view from the deck (see picture). There is a little stream to the right of the picture and a family of resident ducks wandering around. Camp store has some food supplies available such as milk, eggs, butter and bread. Also wood and ice is available to purchase. Dollar General is nearby. Campground feels very safe as access is granted only to campers or long term RV renters. Verizon cell service was at 2-3 bars. WiFi signal is strong, however can be slow. Highly recommend staying here! read more

Rose Point Park Cabins & Camping - View from the deck of cabin 101 - Campgrounds Near Me - New Castle, Pennsylvania

Absolutely recommend . This lovely site is nestled amongst tall trees in a quaint little bit of a town and yet near so much . Restroom and shower facility was modern and super clean . Their convenient store has everything you would need, you forgot it broke. Good selection of ice cream gifts and camp supplies . Rose Point Park is the nicest camp site that I have ever been to . In short, a great campground that I can't say enough good things about , and worthy of 10 stars read more

Rose Point Park Cabins & Camping - Relaxing - Campgrounds Near Me - New Castle, Pennsylvania

My wife and I had an excellent stay at Rose Point! We were in a cabin, and despite the very hot weekend, the AC worked solid, and kept us cool when we retired to sleep. The fridge available was plenty spacious for our supplies. The curtains were thick enough for us to be able to sleep well, and past sunrise, and get in needed relaxation. The camp store was stocked with many supplies, both essentials and fun souvenirs, there was something for everyone there - camping supplies, candy, frozen beverages, etc. The arcade below the store had some great games, we enjoyed the pinball options. The kids at the campground went wild for an outdoor foam event and there seemed to be enough events to keep everyone's families entertained through the whole weekend. Patrons were certainty taking advantage of the sizable pool. There is a blueberry farm near by and we picked some excellent fresh berries. Through the whole weekend the staff was attentive, knowledgeable, and experienced. I even saw a gentleman that worked at the campground calm a horse down that was riled up with the authority you would want from someone operating a facility that has animals around. We cannot wait to return and would recommend to anyone that wants to take some time away from the hustle and bustle of modern life and desires a retreat! read more

We booked our weekend stay sight unseen. We stayed in one of the yurts and had a tremendously positive experience. The living conditions were just fine. There was plenty to do on site and off. The attitude was casual and laid back. Staff were generally friendly and the pricing for everything was fair. I thought that it would feel like the camps were one on top of another but we had plenty of space and privacy. We will most certainly be going back again. Oh yeah, there's also a friendly cat that will greet you at the office, and chickens that will come to visit you in the morings. read more

My family and i rented a cabin this past weekend and it was a great time! The lowest price cabin is 85/night and fit us well. it had 2 bunk beds (double on bottom, single on top), 2 burner stove top, microwave, restroom (toilet) plus all the plates, utensils and coffee pot. All you provided were your bedsheets and blankets.. well plus clothes and food lol The campground itself is a nice size... Not too big to get lost and small enough that it seems everyone knows alot of people. My aunt has a permanent camper and knew many people as she passed them by. The public restrooms were fine. I didn't use the shower so I can't comment on it. The activities they had for the kids are great. This weekend was "princesses and pirates" and they had a cute, well thought interactive skit for the kids. My 3 year old niece LOVED it. Afterwards they played the movie "the princess and the frog" There was also a dance Their store is amazing and has great options seriously many things that you'll need for the weekend if you run out or run into a problem are there.. Oh from experience not transmission fluid lol. If I must say a downside, it would be that there aren't street lights so once it's dark, it's extremely dark. If you had to walk your dog or run up to the shower it would be difficult. Even those little in ground lantern lights would be nice. Maybe though campers prefer it darker. Also, instead of chlorine (or maybe plus chlorine) in the pool they use salt. Again maybe some people like that. Cabins start at $85/night for basic and run up to $150/night which include separate bedrooms, full bathroom plus satellite TV per their brochure. We had a great weekend as I mentioned. We stayed in a cabin, my aunt has a permanent, my aunt & uncle brought a pop up and another aunt tented. Great times with the entire family. Easy to get to whether it's from 79 or Perry highway. read more

no linens on the bed or in the bathroom - they didn't tell me this when I called to book the cabin - they said linen is a $10 charge. I asked it to be waived because they didn't tell me and they said no. We drove to a walmart to buy a blanket instead. That night - there was some kind of community dance party with a DJ blaring music for 4 hrs about 100 feet from our cabin. This was incredibly disturbing and ruined the night. I told the lady on the phone this was a romantic getaway. She could have told me about that ahead of time. Sleeping - the heater didn't work and no one was there to answer the phone. Froze for 6 hours with my woman, 3 layers of t-shirts and the walmart blanket trying to keep me warm. It didn't work. Worst experience I've ever had since survival training in the Air Force. I called to request a refund and they told me you should have told us ahead of time about your heater. I said I didn't know it was broken and no one answered the phone when I called. They didn't care about this either. And they said quiet hours are at 11pm so the 4 hours of very loud music is normal there. I joined yelp to write this review, not to rip the business a new one, but just so future customers know how to prepare. read more

We have NEVER had anything negative to say about any campground we ever go to. We are longtime / experienced campers and we have all the gear we need. Up until this trip we found camping to be a nice, relaxing, and much looked forward to by everyone in the family. Our experience at Rose point Park Campground has left such a sour taste in our mouths I have had to talk my wife out of her declaration that she is never going camping again. This is the closest campground that we have gone to. The ones we frequent tend to be a little more remote and further away. We went here last year because my wife was pregnant and we did not want to get too far away from a hospital, and we went this year because we had a 9 month old for the same reason. The first thing we noticed this year is that the people who have "permanent" sites there do not need to follow the rules. On our first night we went walking around There were dogs that chased us as we walked around and young boys running and chasing each other in the baby pool. When they almost crashed into me and my baby I asked them to slow down, when they splashed my baby so quickly and with such intensity (to the point where she is still afraid to go into water several weeks later) I spoke louder but still nothing from the mother browsing on her phone, this time wife went and said something to the mother. The answer was "boys will be boys, we own a site here, if you don't like it you can leave". The first night there was partying and loud voices long after midnight, despite the quiet time starts at 10pm. We were not happy but not ready to leave yet. Then the owners changed the rules on us on our second day. Suddenly our daughter was not allowed to ride her fisher price, power wheels. She is a sweet as pie little girl who likes to drive and wave at people, and she was devastated when she was yelled at by the husband/owner and told to get out of her own car. On the first day there was no problem with it, But again, this did not come until I caught two different boys (who's parents own a plot) driving away with it (one driving and the other pushing as I had removed the battery) and I told them that they had no right to take something off of our camp site, it was about 2 hours after that we were told the car was not welcome and she could not drive it. Before we went last year i emailed and told them about the car and asked if they could charge it for us at night, they said "sure, great". So what was okay last year was not okay this year. What was okay yesterday was not okay today. that was pretty much it. I had a hot baby that didn't sleep the night before because of the partying and is now petrified of the pool and I had a five year old upset that she could not drive her car and afraid she will bump into the owner again if she leaves the site. I went to the office and I told them that we had enough and we would like to leave. I rented a golf cart and a camp site for 3 days. It was 200.00. I was offered a credit that she knew I would never use because we are never going back. This is the only camp ground that I have ever been to that ignores their own rules, but makes up new ones whenever they want. I am sure I could have made a big deal about it, but honestly, I just wanted the hell out of there. It is their property, they have a right to do whatever they want and to treat people however they want, but I don't have to spend my money there. So if you go, I hope you like it because you will not be getting a refund when you are made to feel unwelcome and your kids singled out. I paid a whole lot of money, packed, made camp, broke camp, packed and unpacked again all with about 30 hours. I had two miserable kids and a miserable wife feeling robbed of a vacation. ****** IN RESPONSE TO THE OWNERS COMMENT The rules stated that "MOTORBIKES & ELECTRIC SCOOTERS:" were forbidden which hardly describes children's power wheels, THEY DID NOT SAY THAT BEFORE AND I CAN PROVE IT. HAVE A LOOK AT THE ARCHIVE FROM BEFORE OUR VISIT. http://web.archive.org/web/20160405040113/http://rosepointpark.com/sitemap_rules.htm. I scoured the rules pages of 20 different campgrounds after we left, yours and one other are the only ones who have any rule like this, and that is fine, you can have whatever rules you want, but you took our money and then pretended that we were wrong. We get out of the city so that we can allow our child some freedom. There were children as young as her riding their bikes without parents even after dark. She has a radio and knows how to use it, while we were there we heard a guy walking around shouting for his kid at 11pm (after quiet time). I could point out that passing judgement on your customers isn't good for business, but if the owner doesn't think that that the grounds are safe then that speaks louder than my review ever could have. THIS place is the only place with which we have ever had a problem so I think that it is just best if it is avoided. read more

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Very nice, clean, quiet RV park. The store was well stocked and appealing. The landscaping was well kept and everything looked like a postcard. Loved the creek and bridge. Very friendly staff and nice big dog playground. WiFi was limited but we will stay here again. read more

I had a very good weekend getaway with my girlfriend who has a thing for camping. Rose Point Campground is awesome! It is a wonderful community of people who live there more or less permanently, or visit regularly, plus transients like us. Everyone was so friendly and helpful. The teens and pre-teens alike seemed to be having a good time. The campground has kid, pet and whole family friendly activities, which are cool, though we really did not really participate in any of them. You can see from the campground's FB page that they are ecologically responsible, e.g., they have an event where the creek is restocked with trout. There is a store on the grounds that has a lot of basic camping items, souvenirs, snacks and such. Everything was reasonably priced and not marked up like would be in a hotel gift shop. Looking at older reviews, it seems some people did not really read the guest information. Maybe the owners have improved the way they communicate with their customers. This is not like a hotel, so I would not count on on-the-spot service of you're going to have a late arrival. Communication is the key. The yurts are like roughing it, but not really. The bed was actually pretty comfortable. We were there over a chilly, rainy weekend, but the heater worked very well. I brought a nice down comforter plus a spare, so actually we got a little warm. One night it rained cats and dogs. There were no leaks or anything like that. The yurt bathroom is clean, modern and has plenty of space for a person to maneuver. But the shower is probably not big enough for two. The plumbing has no deficits. Hot water was plentiful, and the water pressure was normal. The toilet's flush is strong and complete. There were no hints of stack gases or sewage backup. The kitchenette is adequately stocked with dishes, utensils and other basics. The microwave works though it is not really a modern model. The refrigerator works, almost too well. It runs quietly. The dining table is actually quite nice, the chairs are actually comfortable. The lounge furniture might need an upgrade. The swivel chair is pretty comfortable, though I found the sofa to not so much be likewise. The wifi signal is strong. The staff explained how to make the TV and satellite box work, but I never got it to work, not that I really tried that much, and I did not read the instructions that were right there. The outside furniture is good, though a chaise lounge or a hammock would come in handy. If you contemplate an adults only weekend there are a few options to consider. You can use the outside grill and microwave to make food at the yurt. Or if you don't want to be bothered with grilling, or if the weather is inclement, you can have a lunch or dinner "catered" by one of the local restaurants. Try Ben Franklin's Beer Barn, Elham, Starwood Rib and Steakhouse, or Four Brothers Urban Bistro. You can get takeout from either place. The farthest one is only a 14 min drive away. Maybe they might even deliver. Either one works for a nice dinner in the yurt. One thing that did disturb us is that there is a horse on the grounds that was corralled behind an electrified wire fence. The horse did not look entirely healthy, and electrification of the fence is hazardous. The warning sign had fallen to the ground and I found out the hard way that the wire was electrified. It's probably not good to have that where kids could easily be shocked. And once I realized that the wire was electrified that explained some of the horse's behavior. Altogether we found the horse situation part very disturbing. Overall though, the place is awesome and we will go back, maybe with the kids....maybe, but definitely just the two of us. read more

We stayed in the "family lodge" here. There were two adults and two children with more than enough room for all of us. We went on weekdays before Labor Day, so there weren't many other campers. The ones we met at the pool were very friendly though. I only deducted a star because the beds are very hard and uncomfortable, otherwise it was a great stay! read more