Lake Raystown Resort and Lodge

We stayed the week after the 4th of July and had a great time here. Everyone was friendly and our spot was very spacious. It was on a bit of a slope which made it hard to find a level spot for the kids tent, but some of the other sites were a bit more level so maybe next year I will try for one of those. There is no sewer and I used my blue boy tank to take my black and grey water to the dump station (free). Or for $10.00 you can have a service come pump you out. The lake is beautiful and water temperature was perfect. We will definitely go back.

This was our maiden voyage for a 1 night work out kinks type of stay with our new rv. This spot wa large with shade from a few trees and a great view a this portion of the lake. The spot was so even I di t have to do any leveling and had fire pit and nice picnic table. Power water and cable at the site. Wifi was better than expected and had 4 bar Verizon. The resort had a 4 spot dump station.

We didn’t originally book this site because the week day rate was $30 per night, leading us to believe that it was too cheap to be called a resort. After staying at another nearby campground and having zero cell service, we took a drive up here and were floored!!! Not only were sites available, but we had 3-4 bars of Sprint service and our AT&T hotspot had a minimum of 2 bars. The sites are large with privacy between most sites on the hill. Restrooms were clean and had lots of hot water! Prices stayed low, even on weekends ($55 nightly) due to covid. We opted to stay another day because it was so nice! My husband even found private Fly fishing lessons near by! We will be back!!

Roads are curvy on the way in but well paved and marked.

This was our second time camping here. The first was a site on the water in a travel trailer. Excellent! This time we stayed in one of their Red Carpet sites off the water. There was nothing red carpet about it. Oddly shaped elongated unlevel site( 4 blocks on drivers side, 3 on passengers side) . It would have been helpful if the check in person circled the site we were in and gave me a preview of how to get to our site. I had to open the map she handed me and ask her to show me where my site was. The lake is pretty so be sure to get on the water in the Poplar section. Some of those sites have concrete pads. Lots of people bringing their own boats. The drive in is pretty but mountainous. Don’t arrive after dark unless you’ve been there before. Roads and signage within the resort is tricky. We had two bars of AT&T. No Satellite.