Find RV Parks and Campgrounds near Greentown, Pennsylvania

The Gateway National Recreation Area is located in the beautiful town of New Jersey and is a great spot for a fun and relaxing outdoor escape. Looking for wide open natural spaces and plenty of trees to camp among? This is the perfect spot! Campers can enjoy great sites at 3 different Gateway Parks: Floyd Bennett Field, Fort Wadsworth and Sandy Hook, but please note that sites are primitive tent sites and only the Staten Isle Park has (cold) showers. Be sure to bring everything you'll need for a relaxing and distraction-free stay!   Attractions Just beyond the park are a number of local attractions, such as the Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge, Plumb Beach, Canarsie Pier, Fort Tilden, Breezy Point, Jacob Riis Park and Frank Charles Park. And of course, there's tons of great restaurants and pubs nearby to enjoy local flavors in between canoeing, biking, nature walking of picnicking fun. Hope to see you soon at the Gateway National Recreation Area!

Located on 6750 Koa Dr in New Tripoli, PA lies the Allentown-Lehigh Valley KOA. This campground includes . This site is open Apr 1 - Nov 1.

The Fort Wadsworth Campground is located in Staten Island, New York and is a great spot for a fun and relaxing east coast camping trip. Travelers can look forward to plenty of wide open spaces for sunset viewing, stargazing and picnicking. And of course, there's a ton of excellent local attractions just beyond the campground including the Staten Island Zoo, Snug Harbor Cultural Center, New York Chinese Scholar's Garden and the Historic Richmond Town. Amenities at the park are primitive, and feature grills, picnic tables and fire rings, so be sure to bring everything you'll need for a relaxing and distraction-free stay. Hope to see you soon!

The Croton Point Park Campground is located on 508 gorgeous acres of greenery just on the east shore of the Hudson River, and is a great spot for a fun and relaxing camping trip. Campers can look forward to plenty of wide open spaces for nature viewing and walking, biking, sunset viewing, stargazing, picnicking and grilling. Plus, there's tons of historic sites at the park, including the wine cottage, wine cellar, underhill brick yard, school house, fruit barn and the cotton brick yard. And of course, there's no shortage of excellent small town eateries just a short drive from the park. Amenities at the park include: parking, dog park, restrooms, showers, skating opportunities, picnic tables, water, playground, covered pavilion, beach access, boat launch and wildlife viewing opportunities. Hope to see you soon!