Camp Chayolei

Nestled in the scenic Upper Delaware River Valley of northeastern Pennsylvania, Camp Chayolei offers RV travelers a peaceful retreat in one of New York's most picturesque regions. Located in Lackawaxen, this public campground serves as an ideal base for exploring the natural beauty and rich history that define this corner of the state.

The Delaware River Valley is renowned for its stunning natural landscape, featuring rolling hills, dense forests, and the winding Delaware River itself. Lackawaxen sits at the heart of this scenic region, making it an excellent location for outdoor enthusiasts and those seeking respite from busier tourist areas. The surrounding countryside offers a genuine sense of escape, with pristine woodlands and river views that define the character of northeastern Pennsylvania.

For outdoor recreation, the area provides abundant opportunities year-round. The Delaware River is perfect for fishing, canoeing, and kayaking, with calm sections ideal for paddlers of varying skill levels. Hiking trails wind through nearby state forests and natural areas, offering everything from leisurely nature walks to more challenging backcountry adventures. The region's elevation changes provide scenic overlooks and diverse ecosystems to explore.

Lackawaxen has significant historical importance as a former canal town and lumber industry hub. The historic district preserves the area's heritage, and visitors can learn about the Delaware Canal's role in early American commerce. The nearby communities offer local shops, antique stores, and restaurants serving regional cuisine, providing cultural experiences beyond the campground.

The proximity to both Pennsylvania and New York attractions makes this location versatile for travelers. Whether you're interested in outdoor pursuits, historical exploration, or simply enjoying quiet time in nature, the Lackawaxen area accommodates diverse interests. Fall foliage season transforms the valley into a spectacular landscape of color, while summer provides perfect conditions for water-based activities. Spring and winter each bring their own appeal, making Camp Chayolei a year-round destination for RV travelers seeking authentic Delaware Valley experiences.