Woodland Campground is a campground on Egypt Road in Woodland, Pennsylvania, listed at 314 Egypt Rd, Woodland, PA 16881, in the Eastern time zone. The listing carries a 4.7 rating across 329 reviews, which is the starting point for this woodland campground review rather than the conclusion — the reviews themselves are where the detail lives, and they describe a quiet, well-kept property that travelers use both as a short overnight stop and as a base for a longer stay.
The property is categorized as a campground, and the source data lists both RV camping and camping cabins among its activities, with a camping fee noted. Reviewers describe two distinct camping styles on site — RV and tent areas — and repeatedly frame the place as convenient for a night or two while passing through. Everything below is drawn from the listing fields and from what visitors wrote; where the source is silent, this review says so.
Woodland Campground at a Glance
At a glance, Woodland Campground sits at 314 Egypt Rd in Woodland, Pennsylvania, with coordinates of roughly 41.03 north and 78.33 west placing it in the state's northern tier. The listing classifies it as a campground and records a 4.7 rating from 329 reviews, alongside a contact number at +1 814-857-5388 and an official website at woodlandpa.com for anyone who wants to confirm details directly. There are no published opening hours in the source data, so the listing does not establish seasonal schedules or office times.
The activity fields describe RV camping and camping cabins, with a camping fee attached to the property, and a pets field stating that dogs are allowed. Parking is listed as a free lot on site, and the accessibility fields record a wheelchair-accessible car park, entrance and toilet. The payments field is less clean: it lists acceptance of credit cards and debit cards while also carrying a cash-only tag, so the listing itself is ambiguous on how payment is handled and that is worth a phone call before arrival rather than an assumption either way.
What Do Visitors Like About Woodland Campground?
Across the fifteen reviews captured in the source, sentiment is overwhelmingly warm. Twelve of them are five-star entries, two are four-star, and one is a three-star account that mixes praise for cleanliness and staff with complaints about added charges and site sizing. The recurring notes are about hosts who are described as friendly and accommodating, grounds that reviewers call well maintained, restrooms and showers described as clean, and a location that travelers find easy to reach from the interstate. The single critical review is specific rather than sweeping, and it is treated as one visitor's experience later in this article rather than as a verdict on the property.
1. Hosts Who Reportedly Make the Stay
The most consistent thread in the reviews is hospitality. James FitzGerald described Ken and Jodee as excellent hosts who were friendly and accommodating, and doug guntrum wrote that the owners' hospitality ranked above any other he had encountered. Courtney Landheer recounted having RV trouble while passing by and finding the people there kind and helpful in response, while Joe Zanghi credited the owners with caring a great deal about maintaining the facility. Michelle Podhany summed up the staff as super friendly.
That theme carries through even the mixed reviews: the three-star account from Marie Beggs, which raises cost complaints, still described the staff as excellent when they were in the office. For travelers who weigh personal service heavily, the reviews suggest this is a defining characteristic of the property rather than an occasional one.
2. Cleanliness and Well-Maintained Grounds
Reviewers repeatedly describe visible upkeep. R Sumner noted people out cutting grass, clearing debris after a rain storm and tending flower beds, and called the restrooms very clean. M V described an older campground where everything is very clean, with well-kept grounds and clean bathrooms and showers. Joseph Browell called it well maintained with nice sites and good access, and Joe Zanghi described the sites as level, well laid out and spacious.
Mike North, writing several years ago, used similar language about spacing and cleanliness, which suggests the maintenance standard has been a consistent theme across different periods rather than a single-season impression. These are individual opinions, but the overlap is notable.
3. Separate RV and Tent Camping in the Woods
Sheila described a beautiful setting with separate RV and tent camping in the woods and noted that this arrangement is not seen very often anymore. James FitzGerald wrote that he used the area with a rooftop tent and found the tent sites beautiful. Kasandra Harris described being able to reserve a tent spot late in the day for a one-night stop.
Combined with the listing's activity fields, which note RV camping and camping cabins alongside a camping fee, the reviews suggest a property set up for more than one style of camper. The source does not specify how many sites exist in each area or what each cabin includes, so those specifics remain unconfirmed.
4. Family and Pet-Friendly Features
Families and dog owners appear frequently in the feedback. R Sumner noted lots of activities for kids and families and mentioned enjoying a plastic axe and target game. Kasandra Harris called the place perfect for camping with kids or dogs and said she planned to bring her dog on a return trip. M V described a beautiful pond area for fishing, a playground, and two large dog parks with places to sit.
The listing supports part of this picture directly, since a pets field states that dogs are allowed. Marie Beggs, in her three-star review, noted a per diem charge for dogs, so pet owners may want to confirm current pet terms when booking rather than assuming the allowance is cost-free.
5. A Convenient Overnight Stop Off the Interstate
Several reviewers frame the campground as a practical stop rather than a destination. Bob Petersen described easy off and easy on access to I-80 and said the front desk explained nearby options, including a restaurant and places to kayak. Gabriel Tucker wrote that the location was far enough from traffic but not too far from main roads. Marie Beggs said she would likely return because of easy access to I-80 and proximity to breweries she favors.
R Sumner recommended it as a nice stop for families traveling who need a one or two night stay between travels, and M V called it a great place to stay for a night or two while passing through. The source data does not give a measured distance to the interstate, so these descriptions are reviewer impressions rather than verified figures.
6. Costs and Site Sizing Worth Checking
The three-star review from Marie Beggs is the main counterweight in the source. A long-time visitor, she wrote that new owners had taken over that year and that she was surprised by an extra charge for early check-in, a per diem charge for a dog, and a charge for making a reservation by phone. She also described many sites as tight buddy sites and said not all of them will accommodate a big rig, while noting that the store is adequate, the restrooms are clean and the grounds are well maintained.
Other reviewers describe spacious, level sites, so the picture on sizing is not uniform. Larger rigs may want to confirm site dimensions at booking. M V also noted only four TV channels available with an antenna, though the same reviewer described the WiFi as solid.