Discover small-town history, Pennsylvania whiskey heritage, family parks, fishing, and Westmoreland County scenery, then return to a wooded resort setting in Champion, Pennsylvania.
Explore West Overton Village, spend a day at Mammoth Park, walk downtown Mount Pleasant, or build a longer Laurel Highlands road trip from one relaxing home base.
Flexible accommodations
RV sites, cabins, and tent camping
Short or extended stays
Nightly, monthly, and seasonal options
Resort-style recreation
Family amenities and outdoor spaces
RV-Friendly
Room for short and extended stays
More Ways to Camp
RV sites, cabins, and tent sites
Pet-Friendly
Bring your travel companion
Wooded Setting
A quieter Laurel Highlands escape
Pittsburgh Roaring Run RV Resort offers families, couples, history travelers, outdoor enthusiasts, retirees, and extended-stay guests a quieter alternative to conventional lodging near Mount Pleasant.
Use the morning for local history, spend the afternoon beside a lake or exploring Westmoreland County, and leave enough room in the day to enjoy the town rather than simply drive through it.
Back at the resort, unwind with swimming, mini golf, family recreation, an outdoor meal, or a campfire beneath the trees.
Choose the setup that matches your trip, from a quick family weekend to a longer RV stay, history-focused getaway, or seasonal Western Pennsylvania retreat.
Set up once and keep your RV in place while you explore Mount Pleasant, nearby parks, historic sites, and the wider Laurel Highlands.
Enjoy the atmosphere of the campground without bringing an RV, with indoor comfort after a full day around Westmoreland County.
Keep the trip simple with a traditional campsite close to resort recreation and day-trip opportunities.
Sightseeing is only half the trip. Save time for swimming, mini golf, campground games, outdoor meals, and evenings that do not require another drive.
Swimming Pools
Cool down and relax during the season
18-Hole Mini Golf
Easy entertainment for families and friends
Children’s Play Areas
Room for younger campers to stay active
Sports Courts
Basketball, volleyball, bocce, and more
Country Store
Camping essentials, snacks, firewood, and supplies
Game Lodges
Indoor gathering and recreation spaces
Fire Rings
Comfortable evenings beside your campsite
Seasonal Activities
Themed weekends and campground events
West Overton Village preserves part of the Overholt family’s historic farm and connects the Mount Pleasant area to Pennsylvania agriculture, rye whiskey, industry, and the story of Henry Clay Frick, who was born on the property.
The site now includes museum exhibits, historic buildings, programs, and a Whiskey Heritage Center. Give yourself enough time to explore the village instead of treating it as a quick stop between larger destinations.
The Mount Pleasant area offers a mix of industrial history, family recreation, fishing, walking, community events, and low-key outdoor experiences.
Explore preserved farm buildings, museum exhibits, Pennsylvania whiskey history, and the local story of the Overholt and Frick families.
Spend a family day around a freshwater lake, fishing, playground areas, sports facilities, and the park’s distinctive giant slide complex.
Enjoy lake scenery, fishing, boating, picnic areas, and a quieter outdoor stop in the Mount Pleasant area.
Use each day differently, with one focused on local heritage, another around the parks, and another exploring neighboring Westmoreland County communities.
Learn how glass manufacturing became a defining part of Mount Pleasant’s economy and cultural identity.
Add fishing, boating, hunting, nature study, and lakeside scenery to an outdoor-focused itinerary.
Walk Main Street, see the historic district, stop at local businesses, and experience Mount Pleasant at a slower pace.
Experience the town’s industrial and ethnic heritage through its annual fall celebration, with current dates checked before travel.
Continue toward Ligonier, Latrobe, Greensburg, Seven Springs, Ohiopyle, and other mountain destinations.
Continue toward Ligonier, Latrobe, Greensburg, Seven Springs, Ohiopyle, and other mountain destinations.
A longer stay can make sense for temporary work, family visits, regional sightseeing, recurring events, or travelers who want a familiar Western Pennsylvania retreat.
Monthly RV camping gives guests a stable home base when the trip lasts several weeks rather than a few nights.
Seasonal camping makes it easier to return for summer park days, community events, fall travel, and recurring Laurel Highlands weekends.
Site openings, rates, stay requirements, and policies may change throughout the season.
Pittsburgh Roaring Run RV Resort is located in Champion, not within Mount Pleasant Borough. Use current navigation before departure and make sure the selected route suits your RV, fifth wheel, travel trailer, or tow vehicle.
No. The resort is located at 194 Tannery Road in Champion, Pennsylvania. This page is intended for travelers looking for an RV park or campground near Mount Pleasant.
Visitors can explore West Overton Village, Mount Pleasant’s historic downtown and glass heritage, Mammoth Park, Jacobs Creek Park, Bridgeport Dam, and seasonal Westmoreland County events.
West Overton preserves part of the Overholt family farm, interprets Pennsylvania whiskey and agricultural history, and includes the birthplace property of industrialist Henry Clay Frick.
Yes. Mammoth Park offers a lake, fishing, play areas, sports facilities, and a giant slide complex, while Jacobs Creek Park offers lake recreation, fishing, boating, and picnic space.
Monthly stays are available subject to current site openings, rates, stay terms, and resort policies.
Pair Mount Pleasant’s heritage, family parks, lakes, community traditions, and nearby Laurel Highlands attractions with wooded RV sites, cabins, tent camping, and resort recreation in Champion.
