Burnt Cabins Grist Mill and Campground

Open year-round! PA is valid Sun thru Thurs for 2 nights max. PA not valid during weekends, holidays, and special event weekends (call for details). PA is not valid for tent sites. Drive-up accommodations only (no discount with reservation). Cash only. Pets welcome. *Rates are subject to change. Rates are for 2 adults, $5 for each add'l person and visitor. A/C and electric heaters are $5 add'l per day. $7 add'l for 50 amp per day. Separate fee for honey wagon service.

PA Turnpike Exit 180. Rte 522 north to village of Burnt Cabins. Bear right onto Grist Mill Road. Campground is 1/2 mile on right.

• Big Rig Friendly

• Pull-Thrus

• Back-Ins

• Full Hookups

• Partial Hookups

• 30 Amp Service

• 50 Amp Service

• Water

• Sewer

• Dump Station

• Wi-Fi Access

• Restrooms

• Showers

• Laundry Facility

• Fire Rings

• Store

• Basketball

• Chapel Service

• Fishing

• Hiking

• Playground

• Pets Welcome

• Ice

• Propane

Take a step back into history when you stay at Burnt Cabin Grist Mill & Campground. Nestled in the Allegheny mountains of rural Fulton County in south-central Pennsylvania, Burnt Cabin Grist Mill & Campground is a rural getaway for outdoor enthusiasts and history buffs alike.

Antique Tractor Show - weekend following 4th of July (Sat & Sunday). Fulton Fall Folk Festival - 3rd Sat/Sun in October. Car Cruise - 3rd sat evening in August.

Cowan's Gap State Park, East Broadtop Railroad, Raystown Lake, Lincoln Caverns, and Creation Festival Northeast.

We love this place. It is not new or state of the art except maybe for the wifi, which is excellent. No cable, which to us is an advantage!!! Burnt Cabins Campground is like the best shoes you ever had....comfortable and makes you happy to wear, or in this case visit. Fantastic deli sandwiches...but make sure you add pickles to the sandwich, and you will see why. The camp store prices are as fair as you will find in a supermarket, but the quality is superior. They sell products made right in Pennsylvania too. Take advantage of buying products made at their grist mill...all kinds of flours which are excellent. Make pancakes from the pancake flours they make right there. We get off the beaten path to come here as much as we can, and have never regretted it one bit.