The
property RoundStone camping area rests upon has been in our family since 1877. My Great Great Grandfather purchased the property
to farm and build an Ochre Mill. The mill was used to grind a red colored dirt called Ochre. It was ground with large round
stones which were turned in the mill buy a water turbine. The ground Ochre was than transported buy railcar to Philadelphia
to be used for paint pigments. The mill burned down in the late 30s.
Ochre pits can still be seen while walking
the many trails here at RoundStone. Our family stayed on and continued to farm and maintain the land. My father also
ran a very well know fishing club here for many years. Now that I have taken an early retirement, I am going to give the camp
resort a try. Im sure you will love your stay here.
Both Cabins were built
by my Grandfather back in the 1930s with REAL logs taken right from the RoundStone woods.

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| StreamSide Hiking Path |
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| Hanging Foot Bridge |

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| Family Fun is just a phone call away! |
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