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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One of the best resort campgrounds we've been to is Lake George Escape at the southern end of Lake George, New York:
http://www.lakegeorgeescape.com/
It has been almost 10 years since we've been there, so I hope it is still as good as it was. Tons of things to do without leaving the campground.
Also, we loved going to Wawaloam Campground in Rhode Island:
http://www.rvparkreviews.com/regions/rhode-island/west-kingston/wawaloam-campground-2501
They have a water slide there, playground, mini golf, etc. Again, though, it has been years since we've been there.
One of our favorite family campgrounds is Riverbend in Oneco, Connecticut:
http://www.rvparkreviews.com/regions/connecticut/oneco/river-bend-campground-614
Not really a fancy resort campground, but we've always just had a great time there. All the other campers are great and welcoming. The river there is really neat to explore by canoe or kayak.
We've had great times at non-resort campgrounds, especially rustic, no hookup campgrounds. It is all what you make of it.
http://www.lakegeorgeescape.com/
It has been almost 10 years since we've been there, so I hope it is still as good as it was. Tons of things to do without leaving the campground.
Also, we loved going to Wawaloam Campground in Rhode Island:
http://www.rvparkreviews.com/regions/rhode-island/west-kingston/wawaloam-campground-2501
They have a water slide there, playground, mini golf, etc. Again, though, it has been years since we've been there.
One of our favorite family campgrounds is Riverbend in Oneco, Connecticut:
http://www.rvparkreviews.com/regions/connecticut/oneco/river-bend-campground-614
Not really a fancy resort campground, but we've always just had a great time there. All the other campers are great and welcoming. The river there is really neat to explore by canoe or kayak.
We've had great times at non-resort campgrounds, especially rustic, no hookup campgrounds. It is all what you make of it.
