Although Roaring Run is open year-round, the end of October typically caps the end of the busy season (although the end of the “really busy season” is the day after Labor Day). We want to thank the resort staff for their hard work in keeping the grounds beautiful, in providing superior service to members, hosting really fun family activities all summer, and treating each member like family.
– Roaring Run members, November 13, 2014
Roaring Run members enjoy a hayride around the resort.
What I love most about roaring run resort is its size and location. the beauty if the mountains, and its a few miles from where i live. we work too much, so it’s great to sit back and relax with a tall boy on the weekends in the summer. wish there was a lake, but the stream does just fine for me. i never learned to fly fish yet, but still want to before i get too old!
Overall, the management is good, the guys who sfix and maintain the property are great gnus. You have to pay an upfront membership fee, but it’s the price you pay to avoid the public campground fiascos. Public campground anywhere you go has turned downward since i was a kid. Sad.
Thanks to Casey for sending us his review. If you are a Roaring Run Resort member and you would like to send us a review, please do so! Enjoy your camping.
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We have been members for seven years.
We own a Winnebago RV 2010 model.
We go about five times every summer; we just went last weekend.
We like the swimming pool because we are “water dogs” and so are our grandchildren.
Some members drive too fast for the park and it stirs up dust so we would hope for better enforcement of the speed limit.
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An RV site at Roaring Run
Home › Jim and Rhonda Review Roaring Run Resort
We asked Jim and Rhonda, two members since 2010.
What can I say about Roaring Run Resort? It’s a nice campground. They have cabins (a few), hundreds of RV spots, a pool, an adult lodge, you name it. Most weekends, or maybe every weekend in the summer, there is about a half dozen activities going on. Like they’ll have a dance for the teens, one for the adults. Ice cream socials. Bingo night. Crafts for kids, etc. My wife likes the privacy and security of the campground. If you go to a place like KOA, every Tom Dick and Jane can come in if they have a few bucks in their wallet. Not at Roaring Run. There’s a guard at the gate and you have to show your membership.
Thanks to Jim and Rhonda for sharing their experience with us. We leave today’s post with an awesome picture submitted by one of our staff:
Roaring Run members enjoy a hayride around the resort.
This post is to share their thoughts on their experiences running womenswear they have told us that they go to the park about four times a summer usually for three or four days at a time. Read on for a candid review of Roaring Run Resort.
We joined the park in 2003.
We have been camping all of our life. We don’t use an RV, we prefer to camp in tent. We heard good things about the Resort because we live just a few miles away. Some friends were members for years before, so we decided to check it out.
We first noticed that the property is covered in trees and that many sites had good shade.
We would suggest touring the resort before becoming a member, that way they can see for themselves get a feel for the people and the environment.
Well as I am sure that Roaring Run Resort members know if you are a member you get access to hundreds of parks around the country. We have definitely advantage of that in parks in Michigan, other places in Pennsylvania, the Carolinas etc.
A game of Volleyball at the resort
A vide from our friends at the Roaring Run Resort Campers Association:
Watch this video and learn the 3 biggest benefits to RV camping. This video is sponsored by Roaring Run Resort, an RV camping resort located in the Laurel Highlands of Pennsylvania.
As a thank you for watching our video, please enjoy a weekend of free camping in Pennsylvania, courtesy of Roaring Run Resort.
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Last updated: April 25, 2014
Thelma & Bill Lovell from Pittsburgh sent us their Roaring Run Resort review:
We are both retired. We spend our vacations camping and biking in Pennsylvania and Connecticut. We joined Roaring Run Resort in 2003. We just wanted to thank Marlene for all the help she has given us these past visits. She is the owner’s wife and if you haven’t met her yet, make a point of it. She personally comes to our site to say hello and see if we need anything. That is the most personal service I’ve seen at an RV park in a long time and we are grateful!
Thanks to Thelma and Bill.
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Remember, summer is right around the corner!
Update: Check out Roaring Run Resort on Wikipedia! They have a new page now.
Check it out – great video. Looks like the resort staff put it together.
We have enjoyed hearing from dozens of Roaring Run Resort members over the past year. We would like to call for a new round of reviews to freshen the site up. Summer is right around the corner and many campers are starting to plan their summer trips.
So, we’ll ask our members:
Let us know!
Thanks
From Bill B.
I want people to know that Roaring Run Resort is the most family-friendly RV park that I’ve been to.We became members in 2004. Dave the owner improved the park a thousand fold in the last decade. And I know we and other campers are grateful for that.
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