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Located 29 miles from the Hagley Museum & Library, the Lums State Park Campground has a lot to offer. You’ll find disc golf courses, tennis, barbecue areas, paddle boating, canoes, a playground and a zipline course. There are 4 horse campsites and trails for riding. The park is family friendly and welcomes pets.

Why You’ll Love Lums Pond State Park Campground

Within the park there is plenty to keep the kids busy. For the younger kids there is a nice playground, and the older set is sure to enjoy the Go Ape Zipline and rope course through the tree tops. There is a nice lake with a boat

What People Are Saying About Lums Pond State Park Campground

“First time staying here, and certainly not the last. We stayed for one night on Thanksgiving weekend and were amazed how many other people were camping here. It was full! When you think State Park, you think of very basic camping. For the price, it’s incredible. Full hookups, paved sites (recently renovated). Very modern, and easy to vigate. Feels like an RV resort! Camp Hosts on sites, small store, and the property is beautiful. Only downfall was no firewood available for sale on site. We can’t wait to go back! So much to do and see here.” – Chieftain1986

Nestled in the Brandywine Valley, the PHiladelphia/West Chester KOA is centrally located for visiting the Hagley Museum & Library, only 16.8 miles away, as well as the mansions and gardens of longwood, winterthur, and Nemours. Or spend the day at the campground. The river is perfect for kayaking, canoeing, fishing, and tubing. Rest, relax and reconnect with ture, family, and friends.

Why You’ll Love Philadelphia/West Chester KOA

You’ll find lots to do here for the whole family. In addition to their special events, you can pan for precious stones and fossils, enjoy a bike ride, play a round of mini-golf, swim, fish, or go canoeing. The youngest kids will enjoy the little tots wading pool and the playground.

What People Are Saying About Philadelphia/West Chester KOA

“We stayed at this campground for a few days while visiting the area. For our tours of Longwood Gardens and Hagley Museum, the campground was very conveniently located. The staff were very pleasant and helpful, providing good directions and maps. The location was quiet and pleasant. The campground had a nice swimming pool, miniature golf, and rental canoes. Located on a very rrow, hilly, curvy byway, notice that an approach from the south is recommended. Even so, care must be taken on the rrow, sharp curves, especially around the Embreeville mill. Campground roads are basically gravel, and sites are dirt and gravel.” – tnyankee, RV Park Reviews

The Brandywine Creek Campground is a peaceful campground located on the banks of East Brandywine Creek. Enjoy a trout-stocked fishing pond, swimming pool, playground and nearby attractions. Located 26.5 miles from the Hagley Museum, Brandywine Creek Campground makes a good home-base for area attractions.

Why You’ll Love Brandywine Creek Campground

Brandywine Creek Campground is only minutes from Marsh Creek State Park where you’ll find a 500 acre lake with excellent fishing, boating and horseback riding. Hibernia County Park is also nearby with miles of hiking and biking trails. Local shopping and fine dining are close by.

What People Are Saying About Brandywine Creek Campground

“This campground has a nice location along the creek, with well spaced sites, good hookups and clean bathrooms. Convenient location to Marsh Creek SP for fishing, hiking and running. Property has fishing available in the creek and a separate pond. They have a pool, but was not open when we stayed. Good mix of seasonal campers and shorter term. All sites were well maintained.” – Breezy-N-Wheezy, RV Park Reviews

Located 25 miles from the Hagley Museum in the heart of the Elk Neck State Forest, the Woodlands Camping Resort is a family friendly campground with sports fields, a playground, a large swimming pool, fishing pond, hiking, and biking trails. They offer additional events on weekends.

Why You’ll Love Woodlands Camping Resort

This park is popular with seasonal campers with few overnighters. It is well located for taking in the area sights and activities. When you’ve finished at the Hagley Museum, take a day to tour the area vinyards and wineries. Kids will enjoy the nearby Plumpton Park Zoo.

What People Are Saying About Woodlands Camping Resort

“This park is run by the seasonal campers. They are very welcoming and keep the place well maintained. The sites here are huge with a lot of trees and shade. The seasonal sites are well established with stone work and displays. The pool is great for the kids- there are three sections one at 1.5 feet, 3 feet, and a 5 foot section. There are no life guards, but the seasonal people keep a good eye on you. There is a great pond for fishing and make sure you check out bingo night. Watch out for the golf carts and make sure you have time to talk to the locals ( they want to know who you are, because

Centrally located for area attractions, Yogi bear’s Jellystone Park is 31 miles from the Hagley Museum. In addition to the park activities, they have themed weekend activities for the whole family. Wet N Wild, Mardi Gras, Island Paradise, and Halloween Party weekends are just a few of the weekend themes.

Why You’ll Love Yogi Bear’s Jellystone Park at Tall Pines

This is a nice family park with a pool and a small splash park for the kids. Two inflatable water slides add to the fun. There are plenty of activities for the kids, even on rainy days. From September through October they do a weekend Halloween Party and have themed weekends throughout the summer. You’ll love the nearby Cowtown Rodeo on Saturday nights. Review

What People Are Saying About Yogi Bear’s Jellystone Park at Tall Pines

“This campground is very nice with mostly shady sites and dirt/sand roads. Some of the sites are tight. The campground has a very nice pool and a small splash park for the kids. The pool does have a slightly cloudy appearance, but is very clean. Not being a pool guy it almost appeared that they kept it that way for some valid reason. Staff was also checking the balance of the pool and adding water very often. They also have 2 inflatable water slides, one being a pretty good sized. They also have a nice store with hot food and ice cream. Overall the entire property was well maintained. There was a large number of scheduled activities for campers which was great. They also have a small fishing pond. Golf cart rentals are available and most golf cart users where courteous, there were a few kids riding around on small electric mini bikes which were a little out of control. The restrooms & showers were very clean.” -Jacdanboy, RV Park Reviews

Conveniently located for visiting the Hagley Museum 25 miles away, the Clarksboro KOA is close to Philadelphia and other area attractions. Set in a wooded area, the campground offers a variety of activities. Enjoy volleyball, basketball, horseshoes, swimming, and fishing in the RV park. This park is family and pet friendly.

Why You’ll Love Clarksboro KOA

The Clarksboro KOA is only 15 miles from Philly, and a short ride by PATCO train. There is a generously sized pool and a kiddie pool, as well as a playground and fenced dog park.

What People Are Saying About Clarksboro KOA

“This is a really nice park. The staff and other campers were very friendly. This is a big place and not your typical parking lot although there are spots that are parrallel but with a little more than normal space. There is plenty to do for kids. There are sensonal campers, old and new campers. Most are 5th wheels. It looks like they are expanding the park. If you take exit 16b on 195 get ready for a 2.5 mile ride on a rough small road. Take exit 16a alot nicer shorter ride to the camp site. My site had two dump ports, I used the wrong one, lucky I tried grey water first. We camped at Philadelphia South KOA (formerly Timberlane Campground) in a Motorhome.” -RV Park Reviews

Tucked away in the woods in Coatesville, PA, Hidden Acres is 30 miles from the Hagley Museum. This family oriented campground has much to offer on its own and it is conveniently located for visiting area attractions. There are plenty of activities and opportunities to create lasting memories at Hidden Acres Campground.

Why You’ll Love Hidden Acres Campground

Whether you enjoy lazy hours by the pool or activity-packed days, you’ll find them at Hidden Acres Campground. Amenities include full-size basketball and volleyball courts, a game room, playground, a catch-and-release freshwater pond, hiking trails, biking, and running. There are also special events on weekends.

What People Are Saying About Hidden Acres Campground

“Overall a good CG and well kept. Although we had a very good stay, I took a couple points off for minor annoyances. All sites are gravel with lots of trees and grassy areas for tents. The pool is only open 10-5 which I thought was silly if a person is out doing tourist stuff during the day and wants to relax by the pool in the evening. Most of the roads are narrow and curvy so you may want to walk to your assigned spot first to ensure you can make it. During the weekend there are a lot of tent campers, kids, and dogs but everyone adhered to noise hours. There are a lot of full-timers and some of those spots look rather trashy which initially cast a negative outlook to our decision to stay there. We camped at Hidden Acres Campground in a Motorhome.” – Goodcruisin, RV Park Reviews

Just 33 miles from the Hagley Museum is the relaxing Old Cedar Campground. Sandy beaches, cool swimming in the pool or lake, two fishing areas, and other attractions invite you to slow down and enjoy your vacation. There is something for everyone here.

Why You’ll Love Old Cedar Camp

Set in the woods of Southern New Jersey, the Old Cedar Campground has much to offer. A playground, game room, pool, and lake are the main draws for the kids, but everyone can enjoy the two fishing areas, mini-golf, tennis, shuffleboard, horseshoes, softball, basketball, volleyball, and the hiking trails. The weekend special events are a treat for the whole family.

What People Are Saying About Old Cedar Camp

“Just finished a long weekend here. One of the better campgrounds we’ve enjoyed. Full hook ups, two fishing ponds, a swimming lake and a swimming pool. Wooded sites, clean facilities. The camp store wasn’t outfitted with the most modern merchandise, nor was there a lot of merchandise. But the basics were there (including ice cream treats) and there was an arcade connected to the store. Another reviewer mentioned mud appeared in the sites when it rains- which tends to happen when you’re camping in the woods! All in all, no complaints about this camp, and we will definitely return to it.” – Good Sam Reviews

Located in the heart of Pennsylvania Dutch County and 37 miles from Hagley Museum, Spring Gulch Resort Campground is a quiet and relaxing campground with plenty to do. Check out the hiking, fishing in a trout-stocked lake, swimming in two heated pools and the lake, mini-golf, sports, game room and arcade, day spa, daily activities and special events

Why You’ll Love Spring Gulch Resort Campground

Kids crafts, games, and contests are planned throughout the summer and special themed events are planned every weekend. Learn to square dance or, if modern dancing is more your speed, you can show off your skiils here. Grab a massage in the day spa or just relax in the hot tub after your workout in the fitness center. You’ll leave relaxed and ready for whatever life throws at you.

Oma’s Family Campground (formerly D&J Shady Rest) is located 30 miles from the Hagley Museum in the heart of Amish country. Shady sites, beautiful countryside, and spectacular sunsets are expected here. If you are looking for a relaxing and restful stay, Oma’s is a great place to get away from it all.

Why You’ll Love Oma’s Family Campground

Oma’s location is central to many area attractions. You are only 30 minutes from favorite Amish sites, including the outlet malls and 30 minutes from the Chesapeake Bay with great boating and dining options.

What People Are Saying About Oma’s Family Campground

“Campers would be hard pressed to find a camping environment to equal the quality of this facility. Add to this the most wonderful, kind and giving owners, Connie and Glen and the extremely friendly atmosphere. Situated in the heart of Amish Country with rolling hills, beautiful Amish farms and close to Lancaster and un-ending tourist attractions. On most day’s, a family of Amish with their beautiful traditional dress bring vegetables, picked fresh from the garden, along with home crafted Amish wares. We called far ahead for site reservations because word of this great campground is spreading quickly.” -David T, Facebook