Spend The Night Under A Tepee At This Unique Pennsylvania Campground

Camping just lets us get away from it all - the constant demand for our time and attention. The stress. And, the repetitiveness of a daily routine. For some, camping means forgoing the electricity and the comforts of home. And, for others, camping allows us to enjoy the comforts of home - electricity, cable, and wifi - in a unique setting. Next time you're itching for adventure in an unforgettable setting, plan a visit to this unique Pennsylvania campground.

Pack your camping gear and everything you'll need for an unforgettable adventure at Erie KOA, a family-friendly Pennsylvania campground just nine miles from Presque Isle State Park.

Of course, you can park your RV in one of the shaded spots that dot the campground.

Or, pitch your tent in the middle of the trees, far away from other campers. Erie KOA also offers one room cabins (with or without a bathroom) and deluxe cabins with a bathroom.

Then again if you like unique, you just might want to reserve one of the Sioux Tepees, which sleeps up to five people.

Stay cool on those warm evenings by turning on the A/C. And, don't forget to bring your own linens for the single and full beds. (You'll also have a futon.)

And, spend the evenings roasting marshmallows over the fire ring near your tepee. Or, have a picnic at the picnic pavilion near the pool.

Explore the picturesque pond on a pontoon boat. Go fishing. Or, go bike riding around the campground, (Bike rentals are available.)

Erie KOA features such unique amenities as a petting zoo, giant checker boards, a jump pad, and a playground for the kids.

Ready for a night in a tepee? Then, make reservations soon. The camping season runs from mid-April through mid-October annually.

Erie KOA is located at 6645 West Rd., Mckean, PA 16426.

Learn more about Erie KOA by clicking here for the official website. Or, go here for Facebook.

Have you ever visited this Pennsylvania campground? Did you stay in the tepee? If you like staying in unique spots - a tepee, a yurt, or a treehouse, for example - check out this sprawling campground in Pennsylvania. Click here to read more.