Tent Campsites in Northeastern USA

The Crosspatch

• Working horse ranch set among the hills of Cattaraugus County
• Allegany State Park 15 minutes' drive; an hour and 20 to Niagara Falls
• Horseback trail riding available on site (prior booking required)

White Birch Campground

• Family-friendly site in the spectacularly scenic Pioneer Valley
• Explorers’ haven: hikes, bikes, outdoor adventures within 30 minutes
• On-site swimming pool, recreation hall, ball field and horseshoe court

Jellystone Park at Birchwood Acres

• Family-friendly site in the foothills of the Catskill mountains
• Half an hour from hiking trails in Minnewaska State Park Preserve
• Heaps of activities and leisure facilities including a waterpark

Juniper Woods

• Family-oriented and clothing optional nudist-friendly resort
• Spectacular surrounds of lakes, trees and meadows
• Pool, fishing, boat hire, hidden trails and regular events

Moon In The Pond Farm

• Secluded pitches on an organic farm near Sheffield, Massachusetts
• A 10-minute drive to the Appalachian Trail; 20 minutes to ski slopes
• Farm shop and cattle on site; stores and dining five minutes’ drive

Lone Mountain Riverfront Campground

• Woodland campsite near Andover in the Western Maine Mountains
• Five minutes’ drive to the Appalachian Trail, half an hour to Bethel
• Bathhouse with showers; fishing, swimming, ATV and equestrian trails

Oh Pear Orchards

• Peaceful dog-friendly base in the Endless Mountain Region
• On a pear orchard half an hour’s drive from Merli Sarnoski Park
• Outdoor movies in the farmhouse backyard and wildlife around the river

Cozy Creek Family Campground

• Family-run mountain site along Tunkhannock Creek
• Rafting and fishing easily accessible in the local area
• Weekend activities, café, shop and Fun Zone with gem mining and more

Rustic Acres Campground

• 24-acre family-run campground
• Quiet, convienient location bordering 3,000 acres of forest
• Just off the I-80 near Clarion, Leeper, Marianville and Franklin

Sunsational Family Campground

• Family-run park on Penn's Creek, on 36 acres of wooded and open land
• Acclaimed angling area for trout and fly fishing
• Tubing, kayaking, saltwater pool, shop and weekend restaurant

Kingswood Campsite

• Family-oriented Catskills campground 15 minutes' drive from Hancock
• On the banks of Hathaway Pond for swimming, fishing and hikes
• Free use of rowing boats and kayaks, and nature or craft activities

Patterson Creek Camp

Haines Falls Mountain Camping

• Dog-friendly getaway on 30 acres of private land near Tannersville
• A five-minute drive to Kaaterskill Falls Trail Head and swimming spots
• Shops and eateries five minutes’ drive away and lots of trails nearby

Steel Steeds Motorcycle Campground

• Campground set up with bikers in mind, two miles south of Lewisburg PA
• 40 miles's drive or ride to the 47-mile-long Pine Creek Gorge
• On the banks of the Susquehanna River; fishing kit and canoes to rent

Pine Ridge Park Campsite

• Peaceful boreal forest site edged by a salmon river
• Near hiking, fishing, kayaking and wildlife in Adirondack Park
• Outdoor pool, baseball field, basketball court and lawn games

Cherry Hill Campground

• Family-friendly, back-to-basics campground
• Across from Darien Lake Theme Park and 35 minutes from Niagara Falls
• Clean restrooms with hot showers; firepits; shop

Maine Primitive Skills School

• Primitive campsite with easy access to trails near Augusta in Maine
• Gateway to Down East and northern Maine; 10 minutes’ drive to Augusta
• Secluded forest pitches near fishing lakes, disc golf and restaurants

Lebanon Reservoir Campground

• Family-oriented campground on the shores of Lebanon Reservoir
• Several state forests and golf courses within a half-hour drive
• Miniature golf, playground, bouncy castle and direct lake access

Seashore Campsites and RV Resort

• Family-friendly site at the southern end of the Cape May peninsula
• Within 15 minutes' drive of Cape May resort and several beaches
• Private lake beach and outdoor swimming pool at the park

Brownstone Quarry View

• Dog-friendly site on quarry listed as a National Historic Landmark
• A 10-minute walk to an adventure park; 30 minutes to Lake Compounce
• Drum circle with ceremonies; historical artefacts; patio for music