DuBois - Treasure Lake KOA

Needed electric to run the AC due to heat while crossing the country.

The actual campground is 6 miles down the road from the location given.

Open field with few trees but some have been planted. Big pool. Site 953 required some leveling left to right.

Friendly staff at check in.

Clean shower house and laundry. $2/wash $2/dry

There is a section with Full timers. They are not part of the KOA but visible.

Ice cream looked tempting at the store.

We averaged $52 per night for E50/W with our KOA discount ($58 without). Our gravel pull thru site had a lot of space between other sites, was unshaded, and was very level. The interior roads were easy to navigate. The site and others nearby were unbelievable large - a full 200 feet!!!! (No exageration as I paced it off!!). Nobody in our group had seen a site this large or understand why other than perhaps in the future they will divide it into multiple sites. There is no Verizon cell phone service from the campground though you don't have to drive far to have access. The campground is just off I-80 at the back of the Treasure Lake plan so it takes about 20 minutes to reach it from the entrance off Rt. 255.

Our group stayed here to see the elk in Benezette about 30 miles away. They are in rut in October so we saw many up close. The best time for viewing is 2 hours before sunset and 2 hours after sunrise. Definitely take binoculars and a camera. The leaves are also beautiful that time of year.