Equinunk, PA · 2 sites · Tents, LodgingEnjoy cozy Fall camping perched along a private waterfall gorge with towering hemlocks and dramatic bluestone ledges. New wood-fired hot tub near site #2! A private off-the-grid nature experience with only two campsites on 12 acres.
Hot shower, toilet, drinking water, and trash bin all provided. Minutes from Delaware River swimming, fishing and boating spots. The landscape is enchanting and profoundly peaceful with over a mile of trails through ferns, berry brambles, rock walls, and boulder fields. Enjoy two hammocks at your site, seasoned split firewood, and more. The circular driveway is well maintained and welcomes boat trailers.
Away from it all, but also close to quaint river towns and conveniences. The Upper Delaware River (5 miles) is a crystal clear oasis for tubing, canoeing, and fishing.
When you book, we send you our Visitor's Guide chock full of local gems like Equinunk General Store, Good Find Farm (impeccable organic produce), and Fat Cat Cones country ice cream shop.
Firewood: First crate FREE. Additional for purchase. OK to collect plentiful dead wood.
Wood-fired hot tub: See Site #2 description. It's private for site #2 but if you booked Site #1 and no one is in Site #2, you can hike down and use the hot tub too!
Pets: Site #1 is the designated dog-friendly site.
Host Interaction: We are off site most dates in the Fall but if we are around we’ll say hi when you check in.
Access Logistics: Self check-in/out. Borrow the rugged garden cart to haul gear to your site. Trails use reflective markers for easy night navigation.
Liability Waiver and Rules: You'll get a link to e-sign before arrival. One per family or unrelated adult guest.
Waterfall intensity: Varies with weather. Expect a whitewater torrent after very heavy rain or snowmelt or just a steady spring-fed trickle during droughts.
What's nearby? Hancock NY (15 mins), Honesdale PA (20 mins), Bethel and Livingston Manor NY (45 mins). Rent boats and get Delaware River shuttle service from local business O.A.R.S. Of Hancock.
Running Water for outdoor sink and shower: Available May through Mid October. Frosty late Fall bookings - please bring your own drinking water.
Wildlife: We get a lot of questions about bears and also know there's a rising concern about ticks in the northeast. Black bears do traverse the area. We see one every couple of months on average. They won't bother you. All campers must keep food, trash, cookware, locked away and out of sight. There are ticks in the woods. We find very few on us, even after lots of time in the brush. Check yourself and you'll be fine.
See you on the mountain!