Point Pleasant

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Toilets

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Picnic table

Brendan T. Byrne Campground

This campground is perfumed by the aroma of falling pine needles, backdropped by miles of leaf littered trails

Campground in Brendan T. Byrne State Forest (28mi)

Pitcher Plant in Brendan Byrne State Forest

On of the boardwalks in Brendan Byrne State Forest

Lots of room for a BIG tent in Brendan Byrne. Pets are allowed, too.

Map of Brendan T. Byrne Campground from Division of Parks & Forestry

My husband, pitbull pup and I stumbled upon Bass River State Forest last year and have already made it an annual must! The sites are both beautiful and quiet and you're only steps to hiking and the water. 

South Shore Campground

Inundated by the area’s sixty-seven-acre Lake Absegami, soundtracked by the lake’s reproductive waterfowl, Bass River State Forest is a biotic gem amongst the state’s outlining smoke stacks

Campground in Bass River State Forest (37mi)

Bass River is an annual spot for my husband, pup and I. Both North + South shores are beautiful but you'll be on south with a pooch. 

Godfrey Bridge Camping Area

Godfrey bridge manages to connect the two variables of camping: practicality and accessibility

Campground in Wharton State Forest (37mi)

Batona Camping Area

Perfumed by the park’s enveloping Pinelands National Reserve, this green-hued oasis is inundated with trials shaded by like-colored branching bodies

Campground in Wharton State Forest (38mi)

I think my campsite looks like a ad :). Dog NOT included!

Buttonwood Hill Camping Area

Situated alongside the mile-long Bartona Hiking Trail, Button Woodhill Campground is lined with a scarce amount of primitive campsites, ringed with fire pits and cooled by drinking water stations

Just so you know you're in the right place.

It was a relief to be set up for my first night!

This is how you know you made it back to the Batona Trail.

Here is the campground map from Division of Parks & Forestry.

This is Campsite 1 at Lower Forge Campground. There is a fire ring. That's it. 

Lower Forge Camping Area

Lower Forge Campground is anything but that―low on camping charisma

Campground in Wharton State Forest (40mi)

This is a map of the campground from the NJ Division of Parks and Forestry.

Quaker Bridge, less than two miles from the campground

The view from Quaker Bridge in the fall, one of the most beautiful spots in NJ.

Access to the Batsto River, the way in to Lower Forge if you don't want to hike the quarter mile.

We were the only campers in the whole campground that day. 

LFC is 1/4 mile from the small parking area (photo by other).

The map of the Batona Trail. Lower Forge is one of five Batona Trail campgrounds.

Atsion Campground

After a day of swimming at Astion Lake why would you want to drive home? Stay the night in your tent or trailer at the conveniently located Astion Family Campground, right on the lake across from the recreation area

Campground in Wharton State Forest (42mi)

Goshen Pond Camping Area

Gushing with angling allure, Goshen pond is forked between Mullican River and Atsion Road, rippled with healthy populations of river-located game fish

Campground in Wharton State Forest (43mi)

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That Dome Home RV Site

Want to be close to Long Beach Island (LBI) without the crowds? You've found the place! Our lot is 1.22 acres only several miles away from LBI, New Jersey. The owner-occupied residence is tucked away from the road with only one neighbor in sight. 

We live in a 1987 geodesic dome home on the property. Additionally, our self-converted 2002 International Blue Bird school bus is parked here. There is plenty of room for you to park in the circle driveway or to the left of the dome. 

Enjoy our large, fenced backyard with plenty of room for activities. We have yard games available (Yard Yahtzee, Spikeball, Molkky, lawn darts, and more) and you're welcome to bring them to the beach. Crab traps, fishing poles, and a cooler are available too. Feel free to start a campfire in the designated area or relax in the two hammocks.

We promise you'll never be bored here! LBI beaches, the Manahawkin Lake,  restaurants, bars, shopping, and more are all minutes away.

Proximity via car:

-5 minutes to LBI

-3 minutes to Manahawkin Lake

-3 minutes to The Old Causeway and Mud City (restaurants)

-4 minutes to ManaFirkin Brewing Co. 

-40 minutes to Atlantic City

-70 minutes to Philadelphia


A 40-foot skoolie and their tow vehicle at That Dome Home RV Site

Our geodesic dome and self-converted skoolie

We walked around the pond and took in our campsite from across the way.

Pine Creek



Escape to Old Cranberry Farm in the heart of West Jersey! Pitch your tent in our peaceful hay field or find a cozy spot in the woods.  Enjoy fishing from our dock and take in the  dark skies, perfect for stargazing.

All set up for the afternoon. Music: check. Beer: check. 

Testing out the waters of the pond on site.

We found the perfect set of trees to hang our Eno hammock!

Cast-iron cooked beef hot dogs on fire toasted baguette with grilled onions and loads of mustard.

Always have to have our hatchet! Comes in handy every time.

Getting our first fire of the day started. 

Burning those logs down to charcoals and getting ready to cook dinner.

Great Times Camp Ground

Great Times Camp ground has been the home of "Great Times

Day Camp" for 35+ years. In the heart of the pinelands, GTDC provides a beautiful ground for campers to enjoy the outdoors and experience new things like boating, hiking, and more.

Update - We have added a parking location close to the main site area! It is now extremely easy to access the site location!

AC Available!

Great Times Camp Ground consists 52 acres of the amazing outdoors including a large natural lake, acres of woods to explore, and lots of fun activities such as volleyball, basketball, and even a beach to enjoy. Great Times operates as a children's day camp during the summer months, but now can be enjoyed all year round.

Activities Available:

- Basketball Courts

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Tennis Courts

- Fishing

- Beach

- Sport Fields for Activities

If you would like the bunkhouse / cabin - you must add it as an extra, otherwise it will be assumed that you are tent camping.

Pools are off limits to Hipcamp families.


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33 Acre Farm And Retreat

200 year old Historical farm house, on the Neshanic river in Hillsborough NJ.
You can rent the 3 bed 2 bath house or set up your own tent / small RV on the property in one of the 3 large fields we have. Lots to do in the area, hiking, cycling, rock climbing with ninja warrior couurse, lots of country roads for Motorcycle riding. We are near Princeton NJ, Hopewell NJ, Lambertville NJ, New Hope PA, Somerville NJ. All great day tripping spots. There are a few Breweries, Vineyards, Distillery in the area such as Flounder brewing, Bellamara Distillery, Old York Cellars. Sourland Mountain preserve for hiking, Historical Duke farms and much much more! You will come back Again and again!


Skyline RV Camp - Non-Waterfront


Welcome to Skyline RV Camp! The only RV Camp Site in New York City! 

Skyline RV Camp is more than just a place to park; it’s a gateway to the heart of the city.

Convenient access to public transportation makes it easy to explore the vibrant neighborhoods, world-class dining, and cultural attractions that make New York City one of a kind.

The campground is located at 50 Noble Street in trendy yet relaxed Greenpoint, Brooklyn.

The lot is private property and is monitored by the 24/7 security in the adjacent building. 

The subway is 4 blocks away (G Train, Greenpoint Ave stop), which will take you to the city in under 30 minutes.

The Greenpoint Ferry stop is a few blocks away, which will take you to midtown Manhattan in no time!

Please note that you might benefit from using a trucker app called "Trucker Path" while getting here, since in some areas of Brooklyn, you can't drive an RV.

Before completing your booking, we strongly recommend visiting our official website to review the most up-to-date information on seasonal operations, amenity availability, and any temporary service adjustments.

Wildflower Hill

Nestled on the ridgeline of the 3rd Watchung Mountain, the property sits above The Great Swamp National Wildlife Refuge. You'll be in a neighborhood, for sure, but a quiet one with lots of room for people and pets to stretch. The property has a 3000 square foot Summer wildflower field with a cozy tent spot in the center. There is also a grand flat grass area for setting up multiple tents. A 100-foot dog trolley run spans the land so your fluffy can run and stay close, too. Numerous outdoor chairs and tables are set up in various spots to best enjoy the land. There is a fire pit and free firewood available. Use of up to two 8-foot single kayaks or a single 17-foot canoe is available. The Passaic River has a number of drop-in spots nearby and Round Valley and Spruce Run reservoirs are a short drive. Hiking trails go throughout the Great Swamp. They have a terrific education center and the famous Raptor Trust.

Howell Fireside Chills

Howell Fireside Chills offers guest to relax and unwind at the fire-pit. With plenty of space to walk around in the woods that has a trimmed path, you can feel one with nature and the wildlife that graze and live in the 40+ acre fields behind my 10 acre. On clear nights you got a beautiful sight of the skies above with the stunning stars that shine and if your lucky to see a shooting star in the August and December months. 

Old Pine Barrens Blueberry farm

My property is an old blueberry farm.  There is a cleared area that I use for dog training at the front of the property and some trails throughout the property; but mostly it’s a quiet place to sleep in a small/medium sized self-contained RV without slide-outs to the side (your RV or van must contain a toilet which must be emptied off-site. Further note: I DO NOT allow tents).  Also, if your RV has low clearance, there is a slope from the road to the driveway, thus  the bottom of your RV may scrape the ground (neither of my vans have a problem with this: I have a Ford E350 and a Ram Promaster). 

If on the site in July, you can pick a pint or two of blueberries (IF they are available) for your own use. The berries are chemical free.  My neighbor to the right also has a pick-your-own farm with tended blueberry fields (you are not allowed to pick my neighbor’s crop unless he is there so you can pay him)

My site is in the NJ Pine Barrens which is renowned for its unspoiled nature, abundant, and diverse wildlife.  It is also within the Pinelands National Reserve and within the area designated by the United Nations as an International Biosphere Reserve.  

Nearby is the Batona Trail, the Franklin Parker preserve, canoeing on Chatsworth Lake or the Wading River, bicycling through the Pine Barrens and and the cranberry bogs on the bicycle lanes on Routes 532 and 563, the quaint village of Chatsworth also known as the Capital of the Pines, Hot Diggidy Dog a food stand within the village of Chatsworth, and Brendan Byrne State Forest which includes the historic cranberry farming village of Whitesbog where the cultivated blueberry was developed by Elizabeth White and Dr. Frederick Coville.  The Whitesbog Preservation Trust which manages the village has an extensive year round calendar of events and a month-long blueberry festival during weekends in July. 

Beware that the trails can be wet at times

Wading Pines Camping Resort

Located right on the Wading River, you just can’t get any further into the New Jersey Pinelands unless you choose to rent a canoe or kayak (right at the campground, of course!) and paddle downstream to one of the many secluded picnic spots along the riverbanks.  If you prefer to stay “closer to home”, you can picnic at our private island in the river, take a dip in our spacious saltwater pool, fish in our privately stocked pond, or enjoy every sporting activity from basketball to sand volleyball to horseshoes!

You can board our “Jersey Devil” train ride for a scenic spin through the campground.  If you decide to wander beyond our gates, you will find that you are just a short drive away from every major tourist attraction in Southern New Jersey … including world-famous beaches, the Atlantic City casinos and boardwalk, major theme parks, and terrific deep sea fishing.

Our office hours are as follows:
Sunday through Thursday - 8:00 am - 4:00 pm
Friday and Saturday - 8:00 am - 8:00 pm

If arriving outside of these times, please find your Late Arrival Package in the clear box on the front of the store.  If you need any further assistance, the after hours phone number is posted on the front door of the store.

FACILITIES

•  300 sites for all types of RVs

•  16 rental cabins

•  Water & Electric or Full hookup sites

•  Many 50-amp electric services

•  Riverfront & Pull-thru sites

•  Picnic table & fire ring at each site

•  Laundromat

•  Rec hall / Game room / Snack bar

•  Well-stocked general store

•  Canoe & Kayak rentals

•  Firewood / Ice

•  Dumping stations / Portable dumping service

•  Pets allowed (on leash) – New dog park

AMENITIES

•  Salt water swimming pool

•  Kayaking and Canoeing on the river (The Wading River is owned and administered by the State of New Jersey, Department of Environmental Services, State Parks, Forests & Historic Sites, and State Park Service).

•  Fishing in our private, stocked pond

•  Playground

•  Basketball

•  Volleyball

•  Horseshoes

•  Shuffleboard

•  Weekend train rides throughout the park

•  Live entertainment on weekends

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