Gettysburg / Battlefield KOA

Bridge Closed-Detour There is a bridge closed on Knoxlyn Road. If you are coming from Gettysburg
on 30W, you will go .8 miles after Knoxlyn Road onto Seven Stars Road,which
is the 1st left after Knoxlyn right before the RR tracks. Go .9 miles to
Glenwood Drive. Turn left onto Glenwood Drive. Follow to the end. Turn
right onto Knoxlyn. Go .3 miles to stop sign. Turn left. We are .5 miles
on right.
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If you are coming from Chambersburg on 30E, you will be taking a right onto
Seven Stars Road, after going over the RR tracks. You will be on Rt 30 for
23 miles.
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If you end up turning onto Knoxlyn Road, you can drive down to the closed
bridge and take a left onto Black Horse Tavern Road and follow it out to
RT 116. Take a right onto 116 and then take the next right onto
Knoxlyn-Orrtanna Road and follow the signs to the KOA.
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Please do not hesitate to call us if you get lost. We are sorry about the
inconvenience. The bridge will be closed until mid August.

Campground Amenities

• 50 Max Amp
• 85' Max Length
• Wi-Fi
• Cable TV ($)
• Pool (Open May 8 to Sep 7)
• Snack Bar ($)
• Propane ($)
• Kamping Kitchen
• Mini Golf ($)
• Firewood ($)
• Pavilion
• Bike Rentals ($)
• Tour Shuttle ($)

• Planned Activities Available
• Families
• Tours
• Catering on-site by a local caterer

• RV Clubs & Rallies
• Motorcycle Clubs
• Self-service, convenience foods offered
• Food prepared by staff for consumption by the customer at their site or in outdoor seating provided by campground

Arcade In our arcade we have various types of electronic games to play. As you win tickets you can cash them in at the front desk for prizes! In our arcade we also have numerous brochures for local attractions.

Bikes If the kids are looking for a challenge we have pedal bikes for rent that they can ride around the campground. Stop by the office for further details!

Shopping In our office we have a little bit of everything! We have some really cute souvenirs, come on in and check out what we have to offer. (Gifts, camping equipment, groceries, etc.)

Gettysburg National Military Park Museum and Visitor Center Gettysburg has always been a "must see" for every American. With the opening of the new Museum and Visitor Center at Gettysburg National Military Park on April 14, 2008, it became a "must do" for those who have visited before as well as those who have yet to come. The 139,000-square-foot Museum and Visitor Center blends the familiar with exciting new programs, exhibits and experiences. Throughout the 11 exhibit galleries, visitors still will encounter some of the popular items from the collection (weaponry and uniforms, for example) along with a great deal more. State-of-the-art galleries will use a greater variety of objects and artifacts from Gettysburg National Military Park’s extensive collection (and from other museums and private collections from around the country) to offer perspective, and a greater appreciation for the sacrifices of those who became a part of the greatest battle ever fought in North America. It is also the home of The Gettysburg Cyclorama painting. Cyclorama, Film and Museum Experience: The film narrated by Morgan Freeman A New Birth of Freedom will orient your group to the Battle of Gettysburg and the American Civil War. After the film, ascend the escalator to see the massive Battle of Gettysburg Cyclorama painting — the largest painting in the country. This original 1884 work of art is larger than a football field and combines with an overhead canopy and three-dimensional diorama to create a Victorian illusion. Be surrounded by the action of Pickett’s Charge on the third day of the battle. And don’t miss the Gettysburg Museum of the American Civil War, where the story of the Battle of Gettysburg and the Civil War is told through 12 galleries, including artifacts, interactive exhibits and additional films. Allow one to two hours for the Cyclorama, Film and Museum Experience. Walk-Up Price Adult (ages 19+): $10.50 Seniors (65+) and Military Personnel: $9.50 AAA Discount: $9.50 Youth (ages 6-18): $6.50 Children (ages 5 and under): FREE More information is available by visiting Gettysburg National Park online.

Historic Battlefield Bus Tour Enjoy your tour of the Gettysburg Battlefield in one of our classic 1930’s Yellowstone Park buses, all splendidly restored. Ride in A/C comfort or with open top. See all the famous places and learn the full story of the epic three-day battle. A fascinating two hours. Choose between five different tours. Premier Battlefield Tours, Battlefield Tours for Kids, Old Town Tours, Sidetrip Tours to Harpers Ferry & Antietam, and The Winery Bus (with stops at two wineries). For more information visit Historic Battlefield Tour

Historic Conewago Vally Tour The self-guided Historic Conewago Valley Tour takes you east and northeast of Gettysburg, offering you a view of the East Cavalry Battlefield, Victorian New Oxford and Early-American East Berlin. This tour covers approximately 40 miles of historic and scenic Adams County. The route is marked with "Historic Conewago Tour" signs, making it easy to follow. The tour will pass by the Salem United Methodist Church (circa 1904), working farms, antique dealers, and the Great Conewago Presbyterian Church (circa 1787). You will even travel Shriver’s Corner Road, the second oldest road in Adams County and a road used by George Washington in his journey through this historical area. Stop in the office for your FREE map!