The campground host site amenities include 50-amp electric service. Hosts are required to be available much of the time to the public. A long-term stay is preferred. Contact the park office for additional information and availability.

Lodging

Make an online reservation for French Creek State Park.

Modern Cabins

The cabin colony is one mile was of the campground (410 Park Road, Elverson, PA 19520). Ten furnished, modern cabins, sleep six people in bunkbeds. Cabins can be reserved year round.

Nestled among the hardwoods, the cabins offer a pleasant alternative to state park camping. Each cabin features:

Electric heat
Kitchen
Private restroom with shower
Wall-to-wall carpeting

Bring your own dishes, cookware, and bedding.

Camping Cottages

In the campground, three cottages sleep five people in bunk beds, and have:

Wooden floors
Windows
Electric heat
Porch
Picnic table
Fire ring
Electric lights and outlets

Pets are permitted in Camping Cottage One only.

Yurts

In the campground, two round, canvas and wood walled tents are on a wooden deck and sleep four people in two bunk beds. Yurts have:

Cooking stove
Microwave oven
Refrigerator
Countertop
Table
Chairs
Electric heat and outlets
Fire ring
Picnic table

For Organized Groups

Organized Group Tenting

Qualified organized groups can camp in the rustic group tenting area April 1 through October 31. One site holds 60 people and 16 other sites each hold 30 people.

Reservations are required. To reserve a group tent campsite, call 888-PA-PARKS (888-727-2757), Monday to Saturday, 7:00 A.M. - 5:00 P.M. except on the Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day, and New Year’s Day holidays.

Organized Group Cabin Camps

Group camps are open to organized youth and adult groups from mid-April to mid-October. These facilities include:

Dining hall
Central washhouse
Camper cabins
Staff quarters

Camp One holds 135 people. Camp Two (Clewell) holds 68 people.

Advance reservations are required. Please contact the park office if you would like to reserve a group cabin camp.

An Application for Organized Group Cabin Camp Permit must be submitted to the park office. Applications are accepted after January and reservations awarded after March 1.

Prior to submitting your group’s application, a site visit is recommended to ensure that the site will meet your group’s needs.

Groups must provide proof of non-profit status when submitting an Application for Organized Group Cabin Camp Permit to the park office. Youth groups must have at least one responsible adult on site for every eight campers under age 18.

Organizations also must submit a roster of their campers. The Roster Form is available at the park office and must be completed prior to being issued a camping permit. The roster must list the names of all campers in the party.