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About Brady Hills Mobile Home Park
Campground in Pennsylvania.
Brady Hills Mobile Home Park in Slippery Rock, Pennsylvania offers RV travelers a convenient stopping point in the heart of northwestern Pennsylvania. Located at 153 Lilac Lane, this park provides a straightforward camping experience for those exploring the region or passing through on their way to other destinations.
Slippery Rock is a charming college town that serves as home to Slippery Rock University, giving the area a vibrant, youthful energy throughout much of the year. The town itself features local shops, restaurants, and services that cater to both residents and visitors. The surrounding landscape of northwestern Pennsylvania showcases the natural beauty characteristic of the region, with rolling terrain and deciduous forests that display stunning seasonal changes, particularly during fall when foliage enthusiasts flock to Pennsylvania.
For those interested in outdoor recreation, the area offers access to numerous hiking trails and natural areas. Within a reasonable driving distance, visitors can explore state parks and nature preserves that provide opportunities for hiking, fishing, and wildlife viewing. The proximity to both natural attractions and small-town amenities makes this location suitable for RV travelers seeking a balance between outdoor adventure and access to services.
Slippery Rock's location in Pennsylvania places it within reach of several regional points of interest. The town serves as a good base for exploring northwestern Pennsylvania's countryside, visiting local farms and orchards, or taking day trips to larger nearby areas. History enthusiasts will find the region rich with Pennsylvania heritage and local attractions worth exploring.
This park would appeal to RV travelers looking for an accessible stopping point in Pennsylvania, those visiting Slippery Rock University, or anyone exploring the quieter corners of northwestern Pennsylvania at their own pace. The convenient location makes it practical for cross-country travelers needing a rest stop as well as those planning to spend several days experiencing the local area and natural surroundings.
Slippery Rock is a charming college town that serves as home to Slippery Rock University, giving the area a vibrant, youthful energy throughout much of the year. The town itself features local shops, restaurants, and services that cater to both residents and visitors. The surrounding landscape of northwestern Pennsylvania showcases the natural beauty characteristic of the region, with rolling terrain and deciduous forests that display stunning seasonal changes, particularly during fall when foliage enthusiasts flock to Pennsylvania.
For those interested in outdoor recreation, the area offers access to numerous hiking trails and natural areas. Within a reasonable driving distance, visitors can explore state parks and nature preserves that provide opportunities for hiking, fishing, and wildlife viewing. The proximity to both natural attractions and small-town amenities makes this location suitable for RV travelers seeking a balance between outdoor adventure and access to services.
Slippery Rock's location in Pennsylvania places it within reach of several regional points of interest. The town serves as a good base for exploring northwestern Pennsylvania's countryside, visiting local farms and orchards, or taking day trips to larger nearby areas. History enthusiasts will find the region rich with Pennsylvania heritage and local attractions worth exploring.
This park would appeal to RV travelers looking for an accessible stopping point in Pennsylvania, those visiting Slippery Rock University, or anyone exploring the quieter corners of northwestern Pennsylvania at their own pace. The convenient location makes it practical for cross-country travelers needing a rest stop as well as those planning to spend several days experiencing the local area and natural surroundings.
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Tips & Tricks
Book Early
Slippery Rock is popular during peak season. Reserve 2-4 weeks in advance for weekends and holidays.
Check-in Time
Most parks have check-in after 1:00 PM and check-out by 11:00 AM. Call ahead if you'll arrive late.
Local Weather
Pennsylvania weather can change quickly. Pack layers and check the forecast for Slippery Rock.
Explore the Area
Don't miss local attractions near Slippery Rock. Ask the camp host for hidden gems and trails.
Brady Hills Mobile Home Park Reviews
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Kayla Google
Mar 18, 2026
1.0
Google Review by Kayla Google
they raise the rent by double the rate of inflation and they don’t put any of that money back into the park. the roads will kill (not beat up, kill) your car very quickly. the road is just chunks of concrete at this point and the water is brown, not clean enough to shower in let alone cook with. please do yourself a favor and avoid at all costs!!
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Arsyn Krasota
Mar 18, 2026
2.0
Google Review by Arsyn Krasota
Peaceful and quiet for the most part. However, there's a lot of abandoned trailers, potholes in the roads, grass on the roads (which can cause motorcycles to crash), and some drug use in the area. The water issue has been fixed compared to what I was hearing about it a few months ago. Some of the trailers are relatively... "Run down." Lots of overgrowth in certain areas, trash all through the pa... Peaceful and quiet for the most part. However, there's a lot of abandoned trailers, potholes in the roads, grass on the roads (which can cause motorcycles to crash), and some drug use in the area. The water issue has been fixed compared to what I was hearing about it a few months ago. Some of the trailers are relatively... "Run down." Lots of overgrowth in certain areas, trash all through the park, and far too many stray animals. A friend of mine who lives there had encountered aggressive dogs on the loose twice, and close bear encounters twice before curfew hours; once in the spring and once in the late summer.
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Cody Brandon
Mar 18, 2026
5.0
Google Review by Cody Brandon
Nice place to live, as with anywhere it could use some improvements. I have been a visitor off and on for many many years. Over the time it has greatly changed with the new owners, I just miss the old playground theres not much for entertainment for younger kids except a basketball half-court. Would be great to have a playground again!
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Jenna Armstrong
Mar 18, 2026
1.0
Google Review by Jenna Armstrong
They raised the lot rent once again yet they still haven't fixed the roads, the potholes will destroy your car. The water is still brown, undrinkable and so highly chlorinated it burns your eyes and causes your hair to fall out. There's so many abandoned trailers because people would rather leave them than stay here. The cops are always here for something and the drugs are so bad. They will write... They raised the lot rent once again yet they still haven't fixed the roads, the potholes will destroy your car. The water is still brown, undrinkable and so highly chlorinated it burns your eyes and causes your hair to fall out. There's so many abandoned trailers because people would rather leave them than stay here. The cops are always here for something and the drugs are so bad. They will write you up for not cutting your grass fast enough though.. worst place I've ever experienced.
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Micah Hiles
Mar 18, 2026
2.0
Google Review by Micah Hiles
Don't do anything with the trailer court roads or other landscaping or the dead trees. Other than that not bad place
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Micah Hiles
Mar 18, 2026
2.0
Google Review by Micah Hiles
Don't do anything with the trailer court roads or other landscaping or the dead trees. Other than that not bad place
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