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A Family Campground in a wooded area, with pool and playground that looks to be mostly long term residents. It has a gated entry/exit. We were given a complimentary upgrade to a quiet spot with a full hookup. The spot beside us was vacant and we were allowed to park the TV there. Otherwise, it would be a really tight fit for the unhitched TV on that site.

The Bathroom/Shower house was functional but dated. For our short stay, it was a convenient location close to the Delaware water Gap, and Stroudsburg. Beware of Google maps using the address as it led us to An address in Portland, PA when the campground is actually in New Bethel PA. No membership discounts are offered.

We stayed just one night at this very nice lakeside campground. Temps were triple digits, so the lake was a great way to cool off. It would be a much better stay in cooler temps. Sites had water and electric. The sites were close together, but had a picnic table a small tree, and ours was a pull-through. The camp store had ice and very friendly and courteous staff.

Right off the BRP, and close to an excellent hiking trail to the falls. However, you need to drive a short distance to the trailhead. Most sites are paved and many are without hookups, which was fine for us. The site was short but wide, so you had to block the road at arrival and departure. The TV parks beside the trailer, so it fit our 19ft but longer rigs need a different site. Spacing and privacy was ok. Fine mid-week, at about half full, but the weekends would be too close for us. No service for verizon or T-mobile without booster. 2 bars for T-Mobile with booster.

A very nice large lake, which makes it a destination for the region and beyond. We booked in advance as we were travelling though. It happened to be the weekend, and they happened to have a big fishing tournament on the lake that month. It made for a full park. Our site was ok, but closer to neighbors than we anticipated from the site map. You can see the lake, across the road and through the trees. It was very clean and well kept. There is a short trail through the woods that we enjoyed.

This is a nice small state park campground about 12 miles from I-95. Shaded sites with many offering good privacy. The restrooms were very clean and well maintained. Nice trail as well. We stayed in August, so there were plenty of available sites.

Very nice park with multiple points of beach access via nice boardwalks. Next to military base so you hear reveille and planes fly overhead. There is dull road noise from our site but not problematic. Nicely shaded, but trees overhang so may be close for big rigs. Site 140 had the best privacy. We were fairly close to neighbors in 138.

We arrived late and were fortunate to get a spot on a weekend night. The site was nice level gravel, but your neighbors are relatively close and there is little separation. We later saw that other sites offer more space and/or privacy. The Ranger that checked us in and later stopped by was super friendly and welcoming. We were warned about bears, but did not see any. Bathrooms were adequate and clean.

A nice park with a couple of loops. We stayed in Chipmunk, and had electric only. Several places for drinking water around the loop. Bathrooms were dated but clean. We had good AT&T and Verizon service. Some sites have better spacing than others. Almost all were shaded and back-in sites. Surface was dirt or dirt/gravel. A nice lake with canoes for rent and a very small beach area.

A recommended stop with fascinating rock art and history. Sites are well-spaced, but not necessarily level. First come first serve, so arrive early. Great view of the night sky.