Follow the Historic National Road, explore Fayette County history, visit Fort Necessity, catch a downtown performance, and return to a wooded resort setting in Champion, Pennsylvania.
Spend one day in downtown Uniontown, another along Route 40, and another exploring the southern Laurel Highlands without changing accommodations.
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Nightly, monthly, and seasonal options
Resort-style recreation
Family amenities and outdoor spaces
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Room for short and extended stays
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A quieter Laurel Highlands escape
Pittsburgh Roaring Run RV Resort gives families, couples, history travelers, outdoor enthusiasts, retirees, and extended-stay guests a comfortable campground base for exploring Uniontown and Fayette County.
Uniontown’s setting along the Historic National Road makes it a natural starting point for trips that connect early American transportation, George Washington history, downtown landmarks, regional culture, and mountain recreation.
After a day on the road, return to the resort for swimming, mini golf, outdoor meals, family activities, or an evening by the fire.
Choose a stay that works for a National Road weekend, family history trip, Fayette County adventure, temporary work assignment, or longer Western Pennsylvania visit.
Set up once and use your RV as a steady home base while you explore Uniontown, Route 40, Fort Necessity, and the surrounding Laurel Highlands.
Stay in the campground environment without bringing an RV, with indoor comfort after a day of sightseeing or regional travel.
Keep the trip outdoors with a traditional campsite close to resort recreation and day-trip routes.
Uniontown and Fayette County can fill an itinerary quickly. Leave space for swimming, games, outdoor dinners, and evenings where the campground itself is the destination.
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
Uniontown grew along the National Road, the federally built highway that connected eastern communities with the developing West. Today, Route 40 still carries travelers through Fayette County past historic towns, tollhouses, taverns, battlefields, and mountain scenery.
Rather than treating the road as a way to get from one attraction to another, make the corridor part of the experience. Pair downtown Uniontown with Fort Necessity, National Road landmarks, scenic overlooks, and nearby historic communities.
Uniontown works especially well for travelers who want to combine downtown history and culture with nationally significant sites and outdoor experiences across Fayette County.
Visit the downtown memorial honoring Uniontown native George C. Marshall and learn about his military, diplomatic, and international legacy.
Build an evening around live music, comedy, theater, classic films, family programming, or another performance at the downtown Uniontown venue.
Travel east along Route 40 to explore the landscape where George Washington fought his first military engagement during the opening of the French and Indian War.
Stay in one place while mixing American history, caves, mountain roads, architecture, state parks, river recreation, and small-town stops throughout the southern Laurel Highlands.
Add a cave tour and underground adventure to a family trip while exploring one of Fayette County’s best-known natural attractions.
Plan waterfalls, hiking, biking, river scenery, whitewater recreation, and Great Allegheny Passage access.
Visit another key French and Indian War landscape connected to George Washington and the events preceding Fort Necessity.
Pair Fayette County history with two internationally recognized Frank Lloyd Wright properties in the Laurel Highlands.
Extend the trip toward lakes, scenic drives, fishing, and additional southern Laurel Highlands recreation.
Walk Main Street, see civic landmarks, stop for food, and make time for local architecture and community events.
Longer stays can work well for temporary work, family visits, extended Fayette County exploration, or guests who want a recurring Western Pennsylvania retreat.
Monthly RV camping provides a more settled base when your plans extend well beyond a weekend.
Seasonal camping makes it easier to return for summer recreation, Route 40 history trips, fall events, and changing Laurel Highlands attractions.
Site openings, rates, stay requirements, and policies may change throughout the season.
Pittsburgh Roaring Run RV Resort is located in Champion, not within Uniontown. Use current navigation before departure and confirm that your chosen route is appropriate for 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 Uniontown.
Visitors can explore the Historic National Road, George C. Marshall Memorial Plaza, State Theatre Center for the Arts, Fort Necessity National Battlefield, Laurel Caverns, and other Fayette County attractions.
The National Park Service places Fort Necessity National Battlefield about 11 miles east of Uniontown along U.S. Route 40, the Historic National Road.
Yes. Uniontown provides access to Route 40 and is well positioned for trips toward Fort Necessity, Ohiopyle, Laurel Caverns, Fallingwater, Kentuck Knob, and other southern Laurel Highlands destinations.
Monthly stays are available subject to current site openings, rates, utilities, and resort policies.
Pair Uniontown’s National Road heritage, downtown attractions, historic battlefields, caves, parks, and mountain scenery with wooded RV sites, cabins, tent camping, and resort recreation in Champion.
