Find RV Parks and Campgrounds near Mount Pocono, Pennsylvania

The Mahlon Dickerson Reservation Campground is located at the gorgeous Lake Hopatcong, New Jersey and is a great spot for a fun and relaxing outdoor escape. Campers can look forward to plenty of breathtaking natural spaces for hiking, mountain biking, canoeing, fishing, photography and wildlife viewing. Travelers can expect acres and acres of beautiful greenery, tall trees, fresh air and a few great spots for stargazing. Plus, there's a few great local attractions just beyond the campground, including the Picatinny Arsenal, mountain skiing and the Franklin Mineral Museum. Amenities at the park include: a dump station, firewood, showers and restrooms. Hope to see you soon!

Beaver Hill Campground is a campground located on 120 Big Spring Road in sussex, NJ. The site includes laundry facilities.

Located on - in kingsley, PA lies the Harford County Fairgrounds. This campground includes laundry facilities.

Covered Bridge Campsite is located in the Western Catskills of Sullivan County, NY. Our property features nearly a mile of creekfront on the famous Willowemoc! It is a peaceful, wooded, and family-oriented campground offering nearly 26 acres of natural beauty, surrounded by 500 acres of the Catskill Forest Preserve. Campers have been returning for decades to enjoy our great fishing, hiking and waterfalls steps from the campsites. We offer creekfront campsites for RVs and tents with varying levels of privacy, perfect for those needing to escape for a while.  There are three separate tenting areas, some offering parking and drinking water directly at the site and others are completely primitive walk-in sites with water and dishwashing sinks nearby. RV and camper-trailer sites offer 20 or 30 amp electric and water. Our campground has clean restrooms with free hot showers. Covered Bridge Campsite is open May through October for Camping

We are your family friendly camping destination!  Located on Packer Island, along the banks of the Susquehanna River, between Northumberland and Sunbury, Pennsylvania. We open on April 15th and close for the season on October 15th of each year.  We have approximately 100 sites.  All of our sites have water, electric, and sewer hook-ups. Each has a poured concrete patio, and are 30 or 50 amp capable. All of our transient sites have a fire ring and plastic picnic table. We also offer cable TV and free WiFi.

Located in Beavertown, Pennsylvania, Gray Squirrel Campsites features partial and full hookup sites. We offer tenting sites with electricity along with rental cottages for those seeking something a little different. Given our convenient location, visitors are able to explore Walker Lake and Jack's Mt. boarding Bald Eagle State Forest. There are many trails to hike and great places to visit nearby. Whether its for a short and or long term stay, we hope to see you soon!

White Oak Campground is known and loved for its peaceful and relaxing camping atmosphere, set amidst acres of trees and wide-open grassy meadows, located in Quarryville, Pennsylvania. Established back in the 1980s, White Oak sits atop the crest of a small mountain. Take a ride on some quiet back roads, or just meander through rolling hills & working Amish farms. With its central location in the heart of beautiful Southern Lancaster County, White Oak Campground offers convenient access to all of the renowned Pennsylvania Dutch Country attractions that appeal to visitors from all around the world!’

Imagine a long journey west in a Conestoga wagon, transporting corn to be ground at a nearby trade work. Your wagon approaches its destination — 1738 Herr’s Grist Mill. Mill Bridge Village & Camp Resort is home to this registered historic landmark. At Mill Bridge Village, you will find a wide variety of activities, attractions, & shopping nearby. Visit & stay at Mill Bridge, where the sights and sounds of Pennsylvania Dutch Country are right at your doorstep! In the early 18th century, Herr’s Mill was an important neighborhood center. Not only was it a place to stop between trips, but it was also a place to purchase supplies and exchange news for locals and visitors alike. The Grist Mill and the Village functioned throughout the 1800s and into the turn of the century. 1929 was the last year the Grist Mill operated. Today, Mill Bridge Village is full-service 21st century RV Park, welcoming everyone to her beautiful property, so they may relax and enjoy themselves, all while adoring her historical charm.