Easily Book Campgrounds and RV Parks in Pennsylvania

Search Listings

Read Recent Reviews of Campgrounds in Pennsylvania

Grand Canyon Motel Resort & Campground
"Camp sites were decent, John was very helpful. Great food and beer selection at the bar. Shower had hot water. It's a great location for riding motorcycles in the area."
Sandy Valley Campground
"Lost their phone number and saw the review from someone who stayed last fall and, apparently, had a bad stay... But we stayed here from July until the end of September and we loved it! It may look like it's from a movie on TMC, but that's part of why we loved it. Old school charm, friendly staff, NO GLAMPERS IN SIGHT! This is a place for CAMPERS. It's not a "camping resort" and doesn't pretend to "
Dogwood Acres Campground
"Dogwood Acres Campground, Newville, Pa My wife and I plus our two PuPs had such an excellent getaway to Dogwood Acres Campground in Newville Pa! They have so much to do ie swimming in their ever so relaxing pool plenty of lounge chairs, boating on their pond, daily crafts, wagon rides, safe large dog park, wonderful friendly folks who stay there yearly, game room with books puzzles arcade boa"
Sandy Valley Campground
"Love this campground. Been camping here since I was 12 years old and I hate camping anywhere else because they can't compete! It has a totally old-school feel to it and the sites are gorgeous! It has a beautiful lake with some BIG fish too. I love bringing my wife here for our anniversary and, hopefully, well be bringing our kids soon too! The owners have always been very accepting of our lifestyl"
Red Oak Campground
"Great place to stay..Stayed 4 nights in a Park Model very clean and nice. Staff is very friendly an accommodating, heated pool and activities for kids was nice.."
Red Oak Campground
"The people that run the campground are amazing. Very polite and easy to talk to. We rented a cabin, but then asked to upgrade to a cottage and they made it happen! Such a wonderful place to go, and very kid friendly. We can't wait for next year!!"
Tohickon Family Campground
"This place is amazing and has so much going for it. The staff was very kind and super helpful for everything we could need. There were a lot of great sites that were wide and had spectacular views. The location was pure serenity and had a lot of wonderful places to visit (to eat, shop, or explore). They had all the amenities and activities we could need to have a fun and relaxing time. We liked ho"
Peaceful Woodlands Family Campground
"This place is gorgeous and to me a perfect gem. The staff was super affable and accommodating. There were many spacious sites to choose from that had all the amenities we could ask for. There were so many fun activities that were so relaxing for the entire family. I adored the location as there were many stunning views all throughout the park and in the surrounding areas. There were also a lot of "
Haleeka Campground
"My family had a very lovely time here! The staff was just great and very accommodating for everything! There were plenty of great sites to choose from (which I’m picky and choices!) that were really spacious and adequately spaced apart. There weren’t a lot of amenities or activities to do but that didn’t matter since this place gave us a lot more. The peace and quiet that is here is very relaxing "
Tanglewood Camping
"This place has it all for all kinds of family fun! The staff was so welcoming we felt like long time patrons. There were a plethora of great sites to choose from that were very spacious with all the amenities we could ask for and more! The activities were so much fun we didn’t know where to start but ended up doing most of them which was not only fun, adventurous but very relaxing. The location is"
Red Oak Campground
"This was such a fun place to take the kids and family! The staff was so welcoming and treated us like family. There were so many wondrous sites to choose from that were spacious and adequately spaced apart. They had so many amenities that covered more than our needs, I don’t think we used them all yet it as nice they were there. There were a plethora of fun and relaxing activities that we wanted t"
Search Listings

About Pennsylvania

pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Campgrounds and RV Parks

Pennsylvania RV parks and campgrounds exist throughout the entire state, and tend to cluster around the many State and National Parks that dot the Keystone State’s landscape. Pennsylvania is geographically diverse, including beaches in the northwest, mountains to the south and east, and a variety of forests, lakes, and rivers to explore in your RV or motorhome. Pennsylvania also has nearly every manner of outdoor adventure to offer, from rafting, hunting, fishing, and mountain biking, to stuff like off-roading, OHV, ATV and 4x4 excursions and destinations. Choosing the perfect RV site in Pennsylvania for you and your crew depends upon what you’re aiming to experience here. In fact, you might need to hitch up and haul down one road or another to properly experience this diverse utopia for camping.

Northwestern Pennsylvania RV parks tend to cluster around Erie, and the many beachside RV resorts in this corner of the state. Pennsylvania’s coast is at the bottom of Lake Erie, and the most popular venue in the region is Presque Isle State Park, which comes to life every summer with campers and RV enthusiasts who come to dip their toes in the cool waters of this Great Lake, and walk along the miles of beaches that extend out from downtown Erie. Gull Point is one of the state’s most popular hiking destinations, and the park is known for having several amusement parks and attractions to explore, including a famous lighthouse.

Motor south from Lake Erie and you’ll arrive at the Pymatuning Spillway and Pymatuning Lake State Park and Linesville Recreation Area. To the east of there are popular draws like Maurice K. Goddard State Park with its waterfalls and vibrant flora, and Oil Creek State Park further east still. Oil Creek State Park expertly combines the area’s natural beauty with organized recreational activities, historical points of interest, a museum and even a train that tours the landscape. To the north is the Drake Well Museum and Park, where the oil industry as we know it today began in 1859.

Down around the Pittsburgh RV parks and campgrounds are fantastic state parks and protected areas that are popular among locals as well as folks making their way from the eastern US to the west, or the reverse. Kooser State Park, Laurel Hill State Park, Shawnee State Park, Keystone State Park, and Ohiopyle State Park are all clustered in the foothills of the Appalachians to the southeast of the Pittsburgh metro area, and near the borders with Maryland and West Virginia. Go hunting, fishing, white water rafting, zip lining, or just go for a hike or bike ride along one of the well-maintained trails.

If you’re heading towards Central Pennsylvania, you’ll want to explore World’s End State Park, Little Buffalo State Park, and Gifford Pinchot State Park just outside of the Harrisburg, Hershey, and Lancaster areas. Motor north to Shikellamny State Park: Overlook Section, Greenwood Furnace State Park, or Bald Eagle State Park to explore the mountainous core of Pennsylvania. North Central Pennsylvania is home to protected natural gems like Susquehannock State Forest, Sproul State Forest, and Tioga State Forest, and the most popular state parks in the area include Lyman Run State Park, Cherry Springs State Park, Hills Creek State Park, and Leonard Harrision State Park. Further south, in the thickest and most remote section of the state you’ll find Kettle Creek State Park, Little Pine State Park, and Hyner View State Park.

Updated November 11, 2016.