The New Jersey Campground Owners and Outdoor Lodging Association (NJCOA) is assuring outdoor enthusiasts that there are still campsite openings available for the highly anticipated Memorial Day weekend and Father’s Day weekends.
As per a release, Executive Director of NJCOA, Joann DelVescio, emphasizes the importance of securing reservations promptly, as the campsites are expected to fill up rapidly.
“People are just itching to get out of the house and on the road for summer vacations, and they’re definitely looking at New Jersey for shoreline adventures as well as a country spaces for getting away from the big cities nearby like New York and Philadelphia.” says DelVescio, “While we do have parks indicating they have openings, we can’t stress enough the need to book ahead to ensure a campsite.”
Although parks across the state have reported available openings at the time of reporting, it is essential to note that some sites may have been booked in the interim.
To secure your spot amidst the natural beauty of New Jersey, travelers are urged to contact the parks directly for reservations.
Each park maintains its own unique policies regarding bookings, cancellations, pet regulations, and facility usage, so it is advisable to familiarize yourself with their specific guidelines.
To assist vacationers in their search for the ideal camping experience, NJCOA has curated a list of parks with current openings, categorized by New Jersey’s vacation regions:
In the picturesque Skylands Region of northwestern New Jersey, adventure seekers can explore Camp Taylor Campground.
Located in Columbia, NJ, this sprawling 400-acre park offers a breathtaking backdrop of the Delaware Water Gap Mountain, with an adjacent 100,000 acres of public land.
For those yearning for a mountain retreat, Kymer’s Camping Resort in Branchville awaits, spread across 200 acres nestled in the scenic Kittatinny Mountains.
The Great Divide Campground in Newton boasts a picturesque lake for boating and fishing, as well as exciting family-friendly themed weekends.
For those looking to escape to the Greater Atlantic City Region, Spacious Skies Country Oaks in Dorothy beckons campers with its intimate ambiance and an impressive array of park amenities. This small yet charming campground offers a personal setting amidst the region’s grandeur.
In the Shore Region, which encompasses the eastern shores of New Jersey, campers can find solace at Atlantic Shore Pines Campground in Tuckerton.
With its proximity to popular beaches such as LBI, AC, Seaside, and Ocean City, this campground offers a convenient retreat after a day of coastal exploration.
Baker’s Acres Campground in Little Egg Harbor provides a beautiful wooded atmosphere, perfectly situated between the Pinelands and Jersey Shore, ensuring a tranquil and unforgettable camping experience.
At the Southern Shore Region, located at the southern tip of New Jersey, Ocean City Campground & Beach Cabins in Ocean View invites visitors to immerse themselves in secluded, shady campsites and indulge in deluxe amenities that provide a welcome escape from the chaos of city life.
Ponderosa Campground in Cape May Court House is another enticing option, boasting a large salt-water pool and the delightful Little Hooves Farm on-site.
For a more comprehensive listing of campgrounds and RV parks across New Jersey, visitors can explore the user-friendly website www.GoCampingNJ.com.
Featured image from the New Jersey Campground Owners and Outdoor Lodging Association (NJCOA).
Ready to immerse in New Jersey’s wonderful outdoors? Unearth charming campsites and hidden gems amidst the state’s diverse landscapes, perfect for your Memorial Day or Father’s Day weekend escape. Don’t hesitate, secure your spot and create unforgettable memories in nature’s embrace!