Find RV Parks and Campgrounds near howell, NJ

The Harriman State Park is located in the bustling state of New York and is an ideal spot to get away from all the hustle and bustle of big city life. Campers can look for to some of the most pristine, untouched camping spaces in the state and plenty of peace and quiet to truly enjoy it all.   Activities and Amenities The park enjoys 31 lakes and reservoirs, 2 beaches and 200 miles of hiking trails so if you're a nature enthusiast, you're sure to fall in love with the scenery and opportunities for fun like hiking, biking, sunset viewing and even activities like ice fishing, cross country skiing and ice skating. There are also playing fields and picnic tables for group play and of course plenty of coastline to enjoy east coast swimming. Amenities at the park include: boat rentals, boat launches, tent sites, a visitor center, showers, grills and a gift shop.   Attractions Just beyond the park are a number of fun local attractions, including: West Point Museum, Doodle Town, the Perkins Memorial Tower, The Great Jack-O-Lantern Blaze, New Croton Dam, Paramount Hudson Valley and the Stony Point Battlefield Lighthouse. And of course, there's no shortage of excellent craft eateries to enjoy local flavors. Hope to see you soon!

The Battle Row Campground is located on 44 acres of densely wooded land perfect for exploring, camping and enjoying the beautiful natural terrain Old Bethpage is known for. In the area, travelers can enjoy the Bethpage State Park, Trail View State Park, Museum of American Armor, Old Westbury Gardens, Adventureland and the Sagamore Hill National Historic Site. And of course, there's a ton of excellent small town eateries and bars to enjoy some of the best New York flavors. Amenities at the park include: tent sites, 30 amp hookups and water. Hope to see you soon at the Battle Row Campground!

The Croton Point Park Campground is located on 508 gorgeous acres of greenery just on the east shore of the Hudson River, and is a great spot for a fun and relaxing camping trip. Campers can look forward to plenty of wide open spaces for nature viewing and walking, biking, sunset viewing, stargazing, picnicking and grilling. Plus, there's tons of historic sites at the park, including the wine cottage, wine cellar, underhill brick yard, school house, fruit barn and the cotton brick yard. And of course, there's no shortage of excellent small town eateries just a short drive from the park. Amenities at the park include: parking, dog park, restrooms, showers, skating opportunities, picnic tables, water, playground, covered pavilion, beach access, boat launch and wildlife viewing opportunities. Hope to see you soon!