Barton Cabins, Allegany State Park

"The location was great and private! The cabin itself was nothing special and had a small propane stove inside along with a wood stove and 4 beds. It was a non electric cabin. The door handle fell off a bunch of times also, so that was annoying. We stayed for a week with 2 kids and 2 dogs. Wood gets expensive, but it was still a great experience and our first time camping there! I've come here since I was a small child, I hike here often. We hiked part of the bear caves trail and all of the sweet water trail, which is my most favorable trail to hike solo. We stopped by Red House a couple of times as the kids love looking at all the merch and the taxidermy animals. We went to Thunder Rocks, Science Lake, and the playground just down from the quaker General Store and rental office. The kids love to play in the Creek there! Next time, I'd probably go for an electric cabin if we take the kids and dogs again! We stayed at cabin 4 on the barton trail. Some reviews weren't so great, but overall, the cabin was just fine for sleeping in, I'm used to tent camping, so I was happy with it for the price! We left a bunch of painted rocks there, I hope that's ok! Thanks for the memories ASP!! We'll be back soon!"

"Fun place to camp with the family. Cabins are clean. Bathrooms could use some updating in Barton. But you can always drive down to the shower house right down the street. But otherwise a beautiful place to go!!"

"Just came back from a week stay in Allegany. We were on Barton and while the cabins are definitely quite old, they were newly painted and felt relatively clean. The naturalist programs thru Camp Allegany were fantastic. Highly recommend for both kids and adults. Mr. Tom, Ms. Adele, and Miss Haley were so knowledgeable and fun for the kids. They did an excellent job of explaining things to the kids but also educating the adults. The ice cream shop on Quaker is a must but be sure to order small! Even the baby size is crazy big. Bridal falls is beautiful and the bear caves were a great hike. And you can't go to Allegany without going to Thunder Rocks. There is a picture in the Administration building on Red House that has a lot of info about Thunder Rocks that is worth checking out before you go. The bathrooms, well, like most state park bathrooms, spend as little time there as you can. But right after they were cleaned, they were spotless! Overall, it was a fantastic trip and a great place for a family trip."

"I am city dweller and I need my creature comforts the cabin I stayed I. With friends didn't have electricity or indoor plumbing if you enjoy going back to basics and getting in touch with nature it's great."

"Very beautiful and enjoyable place except for the mice in the cabins. The only other problem is if you wanted to do anything you had to travel long distances."