[need4gforce]

Might be headed up from VA, thinking about camping there.. Is this allowed? I cannot find any info on camping there.

Thanks,

 

[chestercospinner]

http://raystown.nab.usace.army.mil/Camping/camping.htm

 

[need4gforce]

Thanks good call

 

[1stiski]

The onsite camp spots fill quick and usually have a 1-2 month backlog., Good luck. We reserved our site over 2 months ago, and even then there was limited openings.

 

[need4gforce]

Sounds like a challenge.... We plan on heading up super early and trying to find a site.. If we cant we will ride our asses off and go from there!

 

[wuzilla]

Not to hijack, but didn't want to start a whole new thread.

I'm trying to plan a trip for a group of friends on the weekend of the 14th or 21st. However, everything in the Seven Points Site is booked up. And due to a few objections from the group, the pit toilets associated with Susquehanna are out of the question.

Any locals know of any other nearby camping options? And by nearby, anything that doesn't require an additional drive to the trailhead.

BTW - to the original poster. I don't think you'll have a problem finding a site at Susquehanna - seems like everyone wants to be near a real bathroom and goes for Seven Points. Personally, I find trees to be just fine, and would prefer the quiet of a non-RV campground!

 

[need4gforce]

Yo! Here now! For those who were like me! We got here saturday at Noon. They had spots. Seven points had plent along with Susquhanna joints as well.

This place is epic! I can't feel my legs!

www.theepicride.com

 

[1stiski]

What an awesome weekend of riding. The trails were in perfect shape, the little bit of rain on Friday evening calmed the dust and made for an epic Saturday ride. Lower humidity on Saturday also added to the fun factor. Sunday morning ride was great too. Sorry, no pics or video's,, the pace and funfactor made stopping a waste of time.:thumbsup: