Allegheny River Campground

The Great Outdoors

You'll have the opportunity to take in some fantastic scenery when touring the region with a Coudersport motorhome rental. Just a 30-minute drive south of your campsite at Allegheny River Campground, Sizerville State Park is an excellent place to start. This 386-acre park has picnicking areas along with camping, fishing, wildlife watching, and hunting. Open year-round, you can try the interpretive programs to get a hands-on perspective of the area with guided walks and activities.Colton Point State Park is near Wellsboro, about an hour's drive east of the campground. The park is 368 acres and features amazing views of the Pine Creek Gorge, known as "The Grand Canyon of Pennsylvania." Park your Roulette campervan rental in one of the campsites in Colton Point State Park, and you can explore the park while enjoying activities like hiking, fishing, hunting, snowmobiling, and picnicking.Another fantastic area to explore while camping at Allegheny River Campground is Susquehannock State Forest, just a 40-minute drive southeast. This forest covers three counties, giving visitors plenty of space to roam. The area is one of the best spots in the area for ATV riding. During your visit, you can also enjoy mountain biking, hiking, picnicking, fishing, hunting, camping, and horseback riding, along with snowmobiling and cross-country skiing when weather permits. Susquehannock State Forest is also home to some of the most abundant black cherry tree forests in the world.

Explore the City

Once you've had your fill of wilderness exploration, you can find some interesting city-based attractions to visit in the region. Head to the Pennsylvania Lumber Museum in Galeton for an in-depth look into the impacts that the logging industry had on the region. Here you can explore interactive exhibits as you simulate swinging axes and sawing trees like the pros. Pilot a log craft and learn about the history of the area and the economic growth created by the industry.Take another interesting trip through history at the Eldred World War II Museum in Eldred. Established in 1996, this three-story museum is filled with photos, artifacts, and exhibits highlighting various aspects of The World’s Greatest War. The collection is housed in what was once a Canadian munitions plant, built in 1941. Today you can peruse the exhibits and stop by the Robert A. Anderson Library, which houses an extensive compilation of World-War-II-based information, with over 8,000 volumes to reference. Displays range from huge models to drivable toy tanks, with uniforms and memorabilia to check out while you're here.Take a trip to Jamestown, New York, and you can visit the National Comedy Center. This museum and performance venue highlights the history and art of comedy. The 37,000-square-foot museum features over 50 immersive exhibits, with collections, cutting edge connections, and some memes sprinkled into the mix. While you're here, don't miss the Lucy-Desi Museum, honoring Jamestown native Lucille Ball and her co-star Desi Arnaz. Learn about life behind the scenes, see memorabilia from the I Love Lucy TV show, and get up close with set re-creations.Rent an RV in Potter County, Pennsylvania, and explore the region's mountain wilderness areas, immerse yourself in northern PA culture, and spend relaxing afternoons at your Allegheny River Campground campsite. Search for the best RV rental near Coudersport and start planning your visit.