Camping Delaware
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backpacking, overnight camping, modern camping; and camping in yurts, teepees, tipis, and tents ... camping in developed sites, resorts, cabins; primitive camping, ... Take precautions against camping in an area that may be dangerous in the case of sudden flash floods. Check with local rangers to find a safe and legal camping area ... [Read More]
Upper Delaware Scenic & Recreational River - Camping
Numerous privately-owned campgrounds are along or near the river; make reservations in advance. A Pennsylvania State Forest primitive camping area for river users only is within the Buckhorn Natural Area of Delaware State Forest, near Stairstep Rapids, Pond Eddy, NY. Required permits are available from the National Park Service Barryville Office on NY Route 97 (Phone: 845-557-0222). ... [Read More]
Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area - Camping
Within the recreation area, backcountry camping is permitted only along the Appalachian Trail and only for hikers on extended trips. An extended hiking trip is planned for two or more days, with camping occurring more then 1/2 mile from the departure point. Camping is limited to within 100 feet of the trail. Campfires are prohibited; a self-contained stove may be used for cooking. For a map of the trail and brochure explaining the special regulations, select "MORE" below. ... [Read More]
Delaware State Park
Delaware Wildlife Area offers 4,670 acres managed by the ODNR Division of Wildlife for public hunting and fishing. A number of the area's 55 stocked ponds are open to anglers. Information can be obtained at the park office or the Division of Wildlife office on State Route 229. Alum Creek State Park southeast of Delaware offers boating, fishing, swimming and camping. ... Dense woodlands, expansive meadows and a shimmering reservoir blend to create Delaware State Park. Once home to the Delaware Indians, this recreational area offers camping, swimming, boating, fishing and wildlife viewing for outdoor enthusiasts. ... [Read More]
Delaware & Lehigh National Heritage Corridor (National Park Service)
The Delaware River region is known for its outstanding recreation activities including camping, canoeing, tubing, fishing, or hiking. Check out the following links for information on area recreation: ... [Read More]
Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area - Maps
River access points, river camping sites, and landmarks for river travel, such as islands and bridges. For a more detailed and color map of the park, select PARK MAP from the MAPS list. ... [Read More]
Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area - Accessibility
CANOE CAMPING Valley View river camping site is accessible. GROUP CAMPING There are accessible sites at Rivers Bend Group Campground NJ. ... [Read More]
Recreation.gov
Camping ... Dense woodlands, expansive meadows and a shimmering reservoir blend to create Delaware State Park. Once home to the Delaware Indians, this recreational area offers camping, swimming, boating, fishing and wildlife viewing for outdoor enthusiasts. ... [Read More]
Delaware River Sojourn
purpose of the Sojourn is to heighten awareness of, and appreciation for, the ecological, historical, recreational, and economic significance of the Delaware River, which flows through New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Delaware. The Sojourn combines canoeing, camping, educational programs, historical interpretation, and more. ... [Read More]
Camping fees at Ohio State Park Campgrounds
Winter camping fees are $2/night less than regular camping fees listed. ... with dogs or cats is permitted on designated sites with a miximum of 2 pets. Pets must be on leash at all times. Parks do not provide horses for horsemen's camping. ... [Read More]
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