Family Camping Resorts NY/NJ/CT/PA?
As first timers, we have our 2018 TT on order with delivery no later than April 1st. We're pretty excited and know of several standard campgrounds near us that we wish to go to. However, we also w...
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Lake George RV Park (Lake George, NY) may be a bit farther than you care to go, but it consistently gets very high marks and rave reviews. I have not camped there myself, so I can't give a first-hand account.
In Elysburg, PA there's Knoebels Amusement Park Campground which is not a camping resort per se--the campground is fairly basic and plain, though clean and well-maintained--but it's a literal stone's throw from what I think is one of the nicest and most fun amusement parks around. Knoebels is a free admission amusement park, with either individual tickets or pay-one-price armbands for the rides, so it's quite possible to have a great time there as a family without spending enormous sums of money.
I would be tempted to go to Hither Hills state park if I lived in the NYC area. Who needs a waterslide when you have a nice ocean beach?
In Elysburg, PA there's Knoebels Amusement Park Campground which is not a camping resort per se--the campground is fairly basic and plain, though clean and well-maintained--but it's a literal stone's throw from what I think is one of the nicest and most fun amusement parks around. Knoebels is a free admission amusement park, with either individual tickets or pay-one-price armbands for the rides, so it's quite possible to have a great time there as a family without spending enormous sums of money.
I would be tempted to go to Hither Hills state park if I lived in the NYC area. Who needs a waterslide when you have a nice ocean beach?
