Seven Points

About

Seven Points is the main recreation hub at Raystown Lake, operated by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. The campground spans six distinct loops (Bay, Valley, Point, Ridge, Meadow, and Senioa), offering over 260 sites ranging from tent-only nonelectric sites to full electric sites with 50-amp service. Sites are generously spaced and wooded, with each including a picnic table, fire grill, and lantern hanger. Most loops feature waterborne restrooms with hot showers, and water hydrants are distributed throughout for tank refills. Raystown Lake is the largest lake entirely within Pennsylvania, making it a prime destination for boating, fishing, and water sports. The marina offers boat rentals, fuel, and supplies. Beyond the water, campers have access to world-class mountain biking on the Allegrippis Trails, multiple hiking options including the 25-mile Terrace Mountain Trail, and two disc golf courses. The Greenside Pathway provides a safe walking route connecting all campground loops to recreational facilities. The Seven Points Visitor Center features exhibits, a gift shop, and regularly scheduled interpretive programs at the amphitheater during summer weekends. A bait and grocery store is located one mile from the campground entrance for last-minute supplies.

Directions

From the Pennsylvania Turnpike, travel US 30 to PA 26. Take PA 26 to Saxton, then continue north on PA 26 for 17.5 miles to the turn-off for Hesston and Seven Points. Proceed 4 miles to the entrance station. From the north via I-80 or PA 22, follow PA 26 south. At Huntingdon, take PA 26 south 6 miles to the Hesston/Seven Points turn-off, then 4 miles to the entrance station.