Week of September 17
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The best camping spots in Pennsylvania.
With activities for all four seasons, camping in Pennsylvania is the perfect way to take in all that the state has to offer.
Chantilly: This farm is an absolute gem, and completely worth the trip. There are three sites to choose from- I...
Meredith: Patty has a wonderful charming family and her home is at a perfect spot with many many trails right...
Pennsylvania has more to offer than just the big cities of our founding fathers, there’s much to see and do while camping in the Keystone State. In the northwest, a two million acre swath of land makes up the Pennsylvania Wilds. Here you’ll find Pine Creek Gorge or the “Grand Canyon of Pennsylvania”, which extends for almost 50 miles and is a sight to see. Camp at Colton Point Read more...
Pennsylvania has more to offer than just the big cities of our founding fathers, there’s much to see and do while camping in the Keystone State. In the northwest, a two million acre swath of land makes up the Pennsylvania Wilds. Here you’ll find Pine Creek Gorge or the “Grand Canyon of Pennsylvania”, which extends for almost 50 miles and is a sight to see. Camp at Colton Point State Park, where you’ll be greeted with spectacular views of the canyon. Also in the northwest is the beautiful Clarion River. Canoe past hardwood forests and through serpentine valleys as you make your way towards the boat-in campsites of Clear Creek State Park. Mountain bikers of all levels head to the Alleghenies, a mountain range west of Pittsburgh. Stay overnight in one of the numerous campgrounds surrounding the mountains. If you’re a fan of waterfalls, check out Ricketts Glen State Park, the park has 22 of them! The Pocono Mountains on the northeastern side of the state attracts skiers and snowboarders in the winter months. From lake-front camping to cabin rentals, there’s a spot with a mountain view for every type of camper.
Andrea: The Funny Farm is a gorgeous place to stay, and camping there is a nice budget friendly option....
Sara + Mike: Live in the greater Philadelphia area but love the country and farm life? Interested in camping at...
Benjamin Franklin founded the Philadelphia Zoo, the first public zoo in the United States.
Chantilly: I enjoyed my stay here so much! Donna and Greg treated me like family, and went out of their way to...
Hunter: My partner and I tried Hipcamp for the first time ever and were a bit nervous about what to expect. We...
Ringing Hill in southeast PA is named after the "ringing rocks" which are known for the ringing sound they made when struck by a hammer.
Anna Marie & Ed: Go to sleep under star-filled dark skies and wake up to a panoramic view of the forest and fields that...
Mary: Rustic tent experience. Lots of animals nearby to visit.
The Monongahela River, located in Western PA, is unique in that it flows north.
Brian: The house is absolutely gorgeous! You can camp anywhere you want, there's plenty of field and trails...
Carrie: Pitch your tent along the stream, in the orchard, or back in the woods on this secluded farmstead. ...
There are nearly one million licensed hunters in Pennsylvania. Whitetail deer, black bear, cottontail rabbits, squirrel, turkey, and grouse are common game species.
Linda: Be a chicken whisperer or watch the pigs forage in the pasture while relaxing near your tent in a lush...
Linda: Just a 15 minute hike up the hill and you'll have the whole plateau to yourself with beautiful 180...
Frank Lloyd Wright’s architectural masterpiece Fallingwater is perched over a waterfall in Stewart Township, Pennsylvania.
Megan: Beth was extremely accommodating and easy to work with as our plans changed.
Kate: Set up your tent in a secluded section of our beautiful 68 acres. Nestled in a small meadow next to...
Beth: Camp is up on the hill above the farmhouse, a very private old hay field with a fire ring and about...
Mendi: Pick a place on the farm to pitch a tent or hook up your trailer to our electric. We have a community...
Casey: Park on lots or tent or both . Walk to dunlap creek , hiking , water , nature , but close to stores...
Anna Marie & Ed: Closer to the main house and a short walk from the parking area, Site 3 is situated in a mossy grove...
Deb: Spend a quiet weekend or week listening to Mother Nature and the wild life. There is horseback riding...
Natalie: The feeling of being one on one with nature and enjoying the sound of the woods is what Secluded...