North west P.A. outside of a town named Tionesta. My family has been hunting up in that area since 1955 when they bought the first camp. In 1974 my dad and grandfather bought our current camp. No running water until my brother and I grew up and paid for a well. No T.V. Out house still in use for those that choice to use it. Our land backs up to a national forest. Only thing is the hunting is steadly going to the crapper in P.A. To many doe permitts, I hear stories of seeing a 100 deer opening day now we are lucky to see a few. I only wish my son(2yrs old) can enjoy the camp as much as I have.