Looking for good camping in PA

Thank you everyone! My kids are 2 and 3, so hiking probably won't happen, lol. We like to go fishing, so some of those places will be great.

Before I had kids, I would spend 7 days or more, with everthing I needed in my pack, in the Great Gulf Wilderness in NH. I've also climbed the head wall of mount Washington and dozens of other mountains along the east coast. I was plannng to do a hike with my dad a few years back starting at Fish Creek Pond (NJ) and hike down the Appalachian Trail as far as we could in a 2 month period, but, I found out I was pregnant 2 weeks into the planning, lol!

I Really miss hiking!
 
Deanthoreu said:
eastern Pa - try lancaster area..most fo them are nice...
quakertown pa campgrounds are very.....skinhead, white supremist, rebel flags.....my family and i ended up there once and for our family it was not a good match....however soemone else may like that. The unfortunate thing is the campgrounds..were wonderful....nice spacious affordable, beautiful....just was to dangerous for my family

On the Delaware river is Tomickin (near new hope pa, a little north) right near the ringing stones...great campsite...excellent mixture of people...nice clean restrooms pools and lots of activties for all ages...teens and lil ones as well as seniors ...everything from bingo to dances to biking.
on opposite side the jersey side between lambertville and frenchtown is bulls island....it is a state park...and bring your innertubes it is right on the deleware and at a great tubing spot where ven the little ones can go with you..also next to the canal for some excellent bass fishing, canoing, and the tow path goes form bulls island all the way down to washingtons crossing for some great easy bike riding in both directions.
south of lambertville aobut a (6 mile bike ride from bulls island) is a wonderful flea market get their early saturday for the good stuff. also pleanty fo places to stop in each direction for lunch, breakfast, art galleries, etc etc.
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Bulls Island sounds cool. I'll stay far away from quakertown, not into that sort of situation.:headshake2:
 
Knoebels would be great with the young kids. Lots of nice rides, and you can either pay per ride or get a pass to ride any. That's nice, because if you aren't much into rides, you can just pay a little to get on a couple of rides, and if the kids love riding, they can just get a pass. It's a nice little park.
http://www.knoebels.com/index.asp
 
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