Tracy Ridge Campground

Mark Clapps

If you seek a quiet campground, something deep in the woods - well then, welcome to tracy ridge campgrounds. Located 17 miles from Bradford. Allegany national forest hosts a very primitive experience. Pit toilets, hand pump water wells. Several loops make site selection fun. There is no store, no phone. It gets very dark at night making the nightly walk around the loop alot of fun. A parking lot will hold many cars for dayhikers and backpackers of the Tracy Ridge system with access to the north country trail. The bonus: $12 a night. Twelve bucks. Campfire wood is usually found on the drive towards Bradford. Its quiet. Secluded, dark, restful.

N Paulic

Nice secluded spot. Spacious for friends & families to set up. Great star gazing from the parking lot. Some trails not far. Porta John’s. If you wait too long in the morning a line builds up cause there’s only 2. It’s never too long a wait tho. I was told by Labor Day they stink especially midday). No sinks/running water/showers. Hence, the campground name**

Gravel Rider

This is a great secluded campground in the Allegheny national forest. There is plenty of space between each site, and many of them can accommodate large RVs. There are no hookups, but there is a dump station. There is water available onsite …

e Marsan-ferris

Clean, quiet and plenty of room between sites. If you plan ahead (at least 3 days before your arrival) you can reserve a specific site. Otherwise it is first come, first served. There is no attendant so there is a self pay/ honor system …