Rich in history, the park has rolling pastures and woodlands, scenic vistas and provides a look into a bygone era. The park also has access to the Appalachian Trail and a primitive hike-in campground, as well as picnicking, hiking and riding trails, interpretive programs and a visitor center in the historic Mount Bleak House. Click on the map to select a camping area within the campground or view a list of camping areas . To view definitions of the map icons see our legend page. Reservations may be made over the internet or by calling the reservation center.
Campsites have fire rings at the ground level with a metal grate covering about onethird of the top.
The main campground is three- fourths of a mile from the parking area. It is a hike-in campground. No vehicles allowed. The park closes at dusk so campers must arrive before dusk. Group campground for 13- 500 is can be reserved through the reservation center only.