DuBois / Treasure Lake KOA Holiday

DuBois / Treasure Lake KOA Holiday is a family-friendly campground-style stay set in wooded Pennsylvania Wilds scenery.

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Cabins and campsites mix: You can choose from RV sites, tent sites, and cabin-style lodging, which makes it easy to match your comfort level to an outdoor trip. It’s geared toward classic camp routines like fireside evenings and early-morning nature walks.

On-property fun for families: Expect kid-pleasers like playgrounds and an outdoor pool, plus casual games such as volleyball and basketball. It’s a good fit when you want activities on-site instead of driving for everything.

Treasure Lake amenities nearby: Being inside the Treasure Lake community puts you close to the marina and lake/beach time, along with two golf courses. That’s convenient if your group wants a “campground base” with resort-like extras nearby.

Easy day trips: The Elk Country Visitor Center is a doable drive for a standout Pennsylvania Wilds outing. Rails-to-trails options in the region also suit low-key biking and walking days.

Seasonal operations: This KOA is not year-round, so trip timing matters and shoulder-season plans may need flexibility.

Gated-community setting: Access typically involves driving through the residential community and checking in at security, which may feel less “pull in and park” than a roadside campground.

Rules and limitations: Some recreational items and activities may be restricted within the community, which can be a surprise if you expect a anything-goes lake trip.

Pros	Cons
Multiple stay types (RV, tent, cabins)	Seasonal availability limits dates
Pool/playgrounds and easy family activities	Gated access and extra check-in steps
Close to lake, marina, and golf	Community rules may restrict some recreation

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