Andover, New Jersey, lures RV travelers with Panther Lake's glassy waters and Kittatinny Valley State Park's rugged trails. Our directory lists three parks that put you steps from hiking the Appalachian Trail branches and fishing local streams. Camp here to escape city bustle while basing adventures in Sussex County's wild heart.
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Andover hugs Sussex County's rolling farmland along Route 206. Aeroflex-Andover Airport buzzes with seaplanes skimming Lake Aeroflex. Kittatinny Valley State Park unfolds 4,000 acres of oak forests and meadows for birders and cyclists. Summer fairs pack the Andover Borough green with bluegrass bands and farm-fresh pies. White-tailed deer roam at dusk near hidden cranberry bogs.
Panther Lake Camping Resort draws families and groups with WiFi, showers, group sites, and a dump station; nightly rates start at $71. Kittatinny Valley State Park Campground welcomes big rigs and parties via pull-through sites and drinking water access. These two anchor our directory's three parks, ideal bases for solo explorers or reunion crews chasing Delaware Water Gap floats or mountain bike loops.
Andover shines for outdoor escapes in Sussex County's lakes and state parks. Aeroflex-Andover Airport hosts seaplane fly-ins that thrill aviation fans each summer. Kittatinny Valley State Park draws hikers with 30 miles of trails through oak woods and wildflower fields, while local farms sell fresh blueberries along Route 206.
Yes, most RV parks near Andover welcome leashed pets. Panther Lake Camping Resort permits dogs on sites with cleanup rules enforced. Kittatinny Valley State Park Campground allows pets on trails and campsites, but check for breed restrictions during peak seasons.
