Tucked along Seven Kitchens Road, Old Sawmill Campground offers a quiet retreat where the only schedule is the one written by daylight — and the only alarm is a morning chorus of birds.
Old Sawmill Campground sits on land that carried the rhythm of a working lumber operation long before the first tent was pitched. Today, that history lives on in the character of every site — mature trees that have stood for generations, soil that knows how to hold a fire, and a stillness that no amount of planning could recreate.
We don't offer theme parks or crowded pools. What we offer is the kind of ground where you can hear yourself think, where your children learn what real darkness looks like, and where a weekend feels like something your calendar actually needs.
Thoughtful basics, maintained with care, so you can focus on the things that actually matter when you're out here.
Generously spaced campsites shaded by mature timber, giving you room to spread out and the privacy to leave your gear where it belongs.
Nights here are genuinely quiet. No through traffic, no late-night noise — just the sounds the woods make when nobody's talking.
Canopy cover throughout the property keeps sites cool in summer and frames every view with the kind of green that feels intentional.
Winfield sits at the edge of some of the region's best hiking and biking corridors — and Old Sawmill is close enough to reach them without losing the day.
Your dog belongs here too. Open sites and surrounding woods make this a place where four-legged guests are more than welcome.
Easy pull-through access at every site means you can set up without maneuvering — your rig stays where you park it.
Real scenes from the campground and the surrounding Winfield area — no staging, no filters.
We've camped at a dozen places across central PA, and this is the one we keep coming back to. It's the kind of quiet you can't buy anywhere else.
Brought the kids for their first real camping trip. No cell service, no crowds — just a fire, some s'mores, and actual conversation around the table.
I come here to write. The silence does the heavy lifting. Sites are private, the ground is level, and the host is the kind of person who makes you feel like you belong.
Reach out by phone or email — we'll tell you what's open, what to expect, and how to get here. No reservation system to navigate.
