Lehigh Gorge Campground

Beautiful and well kept place. Pretty pond and awesome new and huge pool. I deducted two stars for the horrible road and train noise. Pull through sites are next to a busy road with noisy trucks barreling down the road at all hours. With train whistles we didn’t sleep a wink. Seriously they need a sound absorbing wall similar to what is used on interstates. The awesome pool kind of made up for the... Beautiful and well kept place. Pretty pond and awesome new and huge pool. I deducted two stars for the horrible road and train noise. Pull through sites are next to a busy road with noisy trucks barreling down the road at all hours. With train whistles we didn’t sleep a wink. Seriously they need a sound absorbing wall similar to what is used on interstates. The awesome pool kind of made up for the lack of sleep.

The sites are nestled around trees and spacious enough. Our site, #6, was about 100feet from a busy road so we easily heard the traffic, including loud semi trucks all morning and throughout the day. The pool was nice and had a cute kiddie section. Office staff were friendly and helpful and the Store nicely stocked. Bathrooms were clean with good water pressure for the showers. The lake is more of... The sites are nestled around trees and spacious enough. Our site, #6, was about 100feet from a busy road so we easily heard the traffic, including loud semi trucks all morning and throughout the day. The pool was nice and had a cute kiddie section. Office staff were friendly and helpful and the Store nicely stocked. Bathrooms were clean with good water pressure for the showers. The lake is more of a pond. Great for fishing, not paddle boarding. Camping: early September, 16’ camper, 2 adults, no pets

Just stayed for a weekend in pull through site #21. This campground is nestled in the woods in close proximity to various areas attractions. Sites are a nice size & you are not right on top of each other. Lots of mature trees and foliage between the sites. They do have a few sites that are mostly clear if you like that also. Pool is brand new, zero entry with a water fall feature. It is heated wh... Just stayed for a weekend in pull through site #21. This campground is nestled in the woods in close proximity to various areas attractions. Sites are a nice size & you are not right on top of each other. Lots of mature trees and foliage between the sites. They do have a few sites that are mostly clear if you like that also. Pool is brand new, zero entry with a water fall feature. It is heated which is a +. Camp Store has a nice section of essentials. There wood bundles are above average in size. Propane refill is available & they have an RV Repair shop on the premises. Bathrooms & Showers were clean & stocked. This campground also has a fishing pond, playground for the littles, activities room, laundry room on site. Area attractions include: White Water Rafting. White Haven is 5 minutes, Hickory Run State Park is 15 minutes, Jack Frost Ski Resort & Split Rock lodge is 10 minutes, Mt. Pocono and Kalahari Water Park are 35 minutes.

This campground receives our 5 stars for a great customer experience and a perfect location to plan our biking trip. I drove down to Jim Thorpe with 1 bike in our van, took 30-40 min, parked the vehicle in a parking lot for $8/day, took a shuttle for under $30 to White Haven and biked back up to the campground. Next, three of us biked downhill to White Haven and 25 miles +/- all the way down the r... This campground receives our 5 stars for a great customer experience and a perfect location to plan our biking trip. I drove down to Jim Thorpe with 1 bike in our van, took 30-40 min, parked the vehicle in a parking lot for $8/day, took a shuttle for under $30 to White Haven and biked back up to the campground. Next, three of us biked downhill to White Haven and 25 miles +/- all the way down the river and drove back up. Amazing ride! Also, the interstate is quite near, which is both a pro and a con.