Allegany Mountain Resort

This is such a a beautiful resort. I came up for a boat race on Labor Day weekend. The staff, from the office to security, where friendly and helpful. The resort itself is very clean and well kept and I had an amazing time. The lake is beautiful and the members friendly. Lots of activities for kids and adults alike. I stopped by the cafe and the food was delicious and the staff friendly. I would h... This is such a a beautiful resort. I came up for a boat race on Labor Day weekend. The staff, from the office to security, where friendly and helpful. The resort itself is very clean and well kept and I had an amazing time. The lake is beautiful and the members friendly. Lots of activities for kids and adults alike. I stopped by the cafe and the food was delicious and the staff friendly. I would highly recommend this resort to people looking for a private, safe, familyfriendly place to camp. A beautiful resort and a beautiful community.

We received 1 free week after purchasing our camper a year ago. We sat through the 90 minute presentation, the salesperson was kind but they offered a membership at first for $12,000. Then when we said that was too much they brought it down to $8,000. Then it ended up down to $6,000. We still could not afford that out of pocket and it seemed like they were desperate for us to purchase a membershi... We received 1 free week after purchasing our camper a year ago. We sat through the 90 minute presentation, the salesperson was kind but they offered a membership at first for $12,000. Then when we said that was too much they brought it down to $8,000. Then it ended up down to $6,000. We still could not afford that out of pocket and it seemed like they were desperate for us to purchase a membership. They did offer for us to do a monthly payment plan. It all was incredibly pushy and seemed very suspicious. After staying there for 5 days, I now know why. When they did the presentation it was during the off-season and took us on the tour, they only showed us the nice side and claimed the other side (where guests get their free spots) was being cleaned coming out of the "winter months". I called to reserve our 1 week (mind you this had to be 20 days in advance and no earlier) and the lady allowed us to do Monday through Friday as we are not allowed to book on a holiday weekend. We got there and were given the option of picking between a handful of sites. However, the security guy only then informed us that there were no sewer hookups, those were reserved for permanent sites (even if you are a member, you still don't get sewer unless you become permanent). They never told us this during the 90 minute presentation. The bath house was about 100 yards away down a dirt road, difficult to get to when it's pouring rain. It rained for 2-3 days while we camped which became quite a problem and very uncomfortable for myself and my children. They offer the honey wagon on Mondays and Thursdays, you do have to pay for it and it is $18. If you're a member you pay maintenance fees and still have to pay for the honey wagon. The bath house was clean when we started camping, then one of the toilets was broken when I went in on Thursday. A maintenance guy sprayed paint all over the walls and it was all over the floor so it got on my shoes. The bath house was very out of date. The 50 amp plug on the site was destroyed, not even sure how it passed code. We could only use the 30 amp. They have a pool and a hot tub but it all looks like it's from the 1980s, not upgraded. They claim it's the one thing their members absolutely love, I have no idea why. The showers in the pool room have no hot water, you can't take a shower there. They tell you they have a softball field but it's a giant field of grass with a small backstop. The food market, there's little to nothing there. I would say this is more for an older generation as there were many elderly driving around in golf carts. If you are young with kids it doesn't make sense to purchase. The area is nice and quiet but unless you are going there to literally do nothing, there's nothing there for you and the sites aren't worth it. There was no level site in this place, good luck leveling your camper! When we left because ours was so un-level and so poor, pulling out we bottomed out and almost ripped the rear support off of the back of the camper. Not to mention most of the permanent campers or trailers look like they are falling apart and are not maintained. They are terrible eye sores. I highly recommend getting a membership at Jellystone or a KOA. You'll always get water/sewer hookups and a ton of things to do for an inexpensive price. We've camped many times over the past year and a half and have never had a terrible experience. This is the first ever. Do not waste your money on this place, it's not worth it. Don't fall for the scam that they try to sell you on. You get nothing for what you pay for. They claim it is a "private resort" and that's why the price is what it is and members get so much, but they absolutely do not. Stay far away! I wouldn't go back even if they offered me a free week.

I had my bachelorette party at Allegany Mountain Resort and it was absolutely fantastic! The experience exceeded all expectations. The staff was amazing—friendly, helpful, and truly made us feel welcome from the moment we arrived. We caught some huge fish (catch and release, of course), which was such a fun highlight of the trip. The facilities were clean and well-maintained, and there were so ma... I had my bachelorette party at Allegany Mountain Resort and it was absolutely fantastic! The experience exceeded all expectations. The staff was amazing—friendly, helpful, and truly made us feel welcome from the moment we arrived. We caught some huge fish (catch and release, of course), which was such a fun highlight of the trip. The facilities were clean and well-maintained, and there were so many great options for activities that kept everyone entertained, from relaxing by the water to enjoying the beautiful nature around us. If you’re looking for a spot that’s peaceful, fun, and full of outdoor adventure, I can’t recommend Allegany Mountain Resort enough. It was the perfect setting for an unforgettable weekend and other memories have been made here as well! 💙

This place is beautiful, but the staff, the entire staff is super disrespectful, unorganized, not professional, and they do not care about camping safety or rules. We filled out our guest pass for our family and then they lost it and Instead of using proper manners and speaking voices, this lady proceeded to antagonize and use disrespectful words towards us. Security is absolutely disgusting aswel... This place is beautiful, but the staff, the entire staff is super disrespectful, unorganized, not professional, and they do not care about camping safety or rules. We filled out our guest pass for our family and then they lost it and Instead of using proper manners and speaking voices, this lady proceeded to antagonize and use disrespectful words towards us. Security is absolutely disgusting aswell, they are very disrespectful towards us, and should be fired, this entire place is filled with staff that is very rude and makes it a horrible time. After they lost our guest pass that we handed in to them, she gave us a very very hard time getting a new one.