Explore northwestern Pennsylvania from Oil Creek Campground, 340 Shreve Road, Titusville, PA 16354; (814) 807-8005; www.oilcreekcampground.com

This private campground is located in Venango County, the heart of the historic area known as the oil heritage region.  See why it's called "the valley that changed the world" & "the birthplace of the oil industry."  

Check the campground map, & call to reserve your site.  A-loop sites are $39 per nite for water & electric.  I have site A10.  They have a 4% surcharge on credit card payments, so you may wish to pay by check or cash.

Visit the Drake Well Museum & Park, Oil Creek State Park & Pithole ghost town. Tour the 1870 home of Ida Tarbell, possibly the most famous female investigative journalist in U.S. history. 

Drive 16 miles to western PA's premier festival, the Franklin Applefest, being held Oct. 4-6.  Visit amazing DeBence Antique Music World to see & hear nickelodeon, band organs, phonographs & music boxes.

Take a 3-hour ride on the vintage excursion train at Oil Creek & Titusville Railroad.  See the plaque to John Heisman & the college football field where he played.  (The Railroad is closed on Monday & Tuesday.)  Go to www.octrr.org or call (814) 676-1733 for tickets.  The fall foliage trips sell out fast.

Bike or hike on many trails, including 30 miles of the Allegheny River Rail Trail.  Fish the Allegheny River, or float it in your canoe or kayak.

I'll provide info & maps when I see you at the campground.  My cell number is (724) 841-1121)

ATTENTION:  This is only a Rendezvous!  It is NOT an actual rally.  No planned activities or meals.  No rally fee or registration needed.

Any questions, contact Rendezvous Hostess, Terry Whitesell at (724) 482-4191 or [email protected]