Camp Taylor Campground

Nice spacious campground in the most beautiful piece of NJ, the Skylands. Our site was on a stream that emptied into a small nearby lake. We are friends with the owners and have camped here many times. The sites are well maintained and the owners live on premises. There is a camp store for any necessity you many need and some great souvenirs. There is a wonderful wolf preserve "Lakota Wolf Preserve" located within the campground property that you can visit. If you are lucky, you may hear the wolves howl from the campground. The Delaware Water Gap is close and can be hiked to from the campground. Lots to do in the area but we chose to just sit back and relax and enjoy the beauty of the area. There are many tent sites and RV sites and they are all well spaced out. They also have small cabins and trailers that can be rented. They have two wifi networks available and we had no trouble getting online.

This campground is lovely. Very wooded. Some sites are more private than others but all have a wooded and private feel. It's GREAT For kids. A nice playground with tons of kids running all over. The swimming pond is pleasant and great to cool off in. The bathrooms/showers are clean and well maintained. The small mini-golf course is a fun distraction for a bit. There are great trails to hike to right from the campground as well as the Wolf Preserve. We stayed along the Creek which was nice and combined an RV and tent site to accommodate our family. Water and electric hookups are standard, no sewer, but there is a dump station. The store is cute and has just about anything that you need.

This is the perfect campground if you have a smaller rig or are tent camping. The area is very nice, well-maintained, staff is very friendly and helpful, electric and water supply is good, and wifi is decent. The hike up to the wolf preserve next door is enjoyable even though the educational wolf tours were sold out (very popular). The grounds were very quiet, almost solitary, through the week and then packed during the weekend but everyone was pleasant and well behaved. However, my 32' coach was probably the largest one there. Roads are narrow and sites are very unlevel -- I couldn't get the RV totally level as much as I tried. The dump station is squeezed into the front of the camp so after the mid-week tank dump, I had to pull out into the street and K-turn back in. That was the only issue I had all week, though. Overall, an enjoyable stay.

The website for this campground shows a motto- the genuine outdoor experience. That’s exactly what this campground offers. A wooded setting with electric and water hookups, very rustic but very adequate, some sites back up to a gorgeous creek, and all sites have a picnic table, fire pit, and trash can. There are recycling bins throughout the park, also. Staff was super friendly. The lake has a beach area for swimming, a small mini golf course and a game room with arcade games. The gift shop has some really cool stuff AND ice cream! The campground is less than 5 miles from the interstate but feels so far removed with a total nature vibe. There are deer everywhere and it’s just so peaceful. We absolutely loved it here.

Amazing! You can camp out near the lake and hike to the wolf preserve. Spacious spots and a great atmosphere!