Tracy Ridge Campground

Wonderful place! So very relaxing 😌 & beautiful! Great adventure & fun! Bring your own water or boil the water there before you drink it. Summer days are BEAUTIFUL & the nights are cold 🥶 so remember to BRING BLANKETS.

(Bring a metal detector & you can find interesting things!)

Great place to camp and Hunt!
Been camping and hunting for 12 years.
And that 2to3 times a year.
There is a shower and water at willow Bay camp site over the hill . It's free !! About 15-20 min to town!! Love this place! I will go until I can't.

Trails are marked really well, and maintained well. a lot of pretty views along the water. No cell service on the trails even at the peaks.

Really impressed. Sites are quite large and well laid out. A network of trails starts nearby loop B and ranges a 3 mile round trip to more than 10. The trails have a fun variety of terrain and slopes which makes the walk more enjoyable. Pumping water was fine - we didn't drink any and it probably taste fine but had some particulate in it. Restrooms were clean but no showers. Lots of twigs to start your fire but no bundles of wood are for sale at the site- there are plenty of places on the way to get bundles.

Will definitely visit again.

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 from pull handle water pumps, but it was brown, so we didn't use it in our RV holding tank.

There is an interesting trail system that goes through the campground that is definitely worth a hike if you're staying here. We were here last summer (June 2020), and it wasn't too crowded.

We will definitely stay here again.

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.

Great prices, beautiful scenery and awesome hiking trails. We will definitely be back.

Nice remote place to camp. The trail system is great. It just a bit under maintained.

Really nice group of trails with really great marking all along the way. Little maps at each trail intersection and arrows pointing to corresponding trails. There are a lot of trails here I have yet to explore but from what I can gather it can be great for the beginner to the advanced hiker. The drive here is nice as well especially if your coming from Warren. Although be careful as I have noticed a lot of deer traffic crossing 321, had slow down and honk my horn a few times to get the deer to move along. Absolutely no cell service so keep that it mind.

The campground was well kept! We went on a hike in the rain, but it was nice and warm so we didn’t mind. There are vault toilets that were very clean! We saw 2 deer running around the campground. Overall I highly recommend this campground and the surrounding trails!

My Husband and i stayed here in 2011 and it was amazing! Quiet, nicely maintained and you actually feel like you are camping. We loved it so much we are now bringing out daughter back this year (2015). It may lack showers, but as long as you are smart about it it shouldn't be a problem at all.

A beautiful place with an untouched, back to nature feel! Could maybe have better water if possible, but next time ill just be more prepared. Its simply gorgeous! The sites feel more private and are spaced out with lots of trees.

Love camping here. It's primitive - no showers, flush toilets, or any kind of modern amenities but we're ok with that. The campground down the road was completely full yet there was hardly anyone else around us.... because it's primitive I guess... we had a bear visit us a few times and there are all kinds of hiking trails...Awesome

Great place to spend quiet time. Watch for bears.

This place is a hidden treasure. Those of us that make regular use of the camp sites and hiking trails are well aware of this fact. If you're looking for gorgeous natural scenery, well maintained and clean bathrooms, and avoiding the influx of frat boys looking for a place to get loaded, this is definitely worth checking out.

Tracy Ridge is among the most remote of the Alleghany National Forest, made up of 9,705 acres of protected wilderness.I love Camping, and Hiking at Tracy Ridge, and Willow Bay campground. I love Tracy Ridge, it's remote, quiet, and the people who camp & hike there are very friendly...& I hope it never changes.

If you love remote camping and getting away...This place is awesome!!

Camped here in early May. Very quiet. Large wooded campsite. Did have to pump and filter water.

Quiet, very well kept, water handpump wells available, great trails nearby. great place to make homebase and do day hikes around the lake and hills.

Leave $12 in an envelope and drop it in the box. Great way to check in we loved it. Private sites, clean bathrooms, quiet neighbors. Will return for sure.