Upper Delaware National Scenic and Recreation River lures RV campers with 73 miles of pristine Delaware River waterway, famed for fly fishing and lazy tubing floats. Pull into Callicoon, our sole directory pick, and rig up for wild trout or paddle class I rapids. Camp here to wake to river mist and end days with fireside tales of the day's catch.
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Upper Delaware National Scenic and Recreation River snakes through New York's Catskill foothills, protecting 73 miles of free-flowing water since 1978. Fly anglers cast for brown trout near Narrowsburg's Roebling Bridge. Paddlers navigate gentle rapids past sandy beaches at Skinners Falls, while hikers tackle trails to hidden waterfalls in Jensen's Ledges.
Callicoon RV Park anchors your stay amid these waters. Anglers pick it for riverfront sites close to trout runs and boat launches. Families choose spots near tubing outfitters in Callicoon Center, complete with full hookups for easy overnights after beach picnics.
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Pristine paddling, fly fishing, and scenic beauty along 73 miles of the Delaware River. Congress created this protected corridor in 1978 to preserve its wild character. Kayakers love class I rapids near Narrowsburg, while anglers chase trout from beaches like Skinners Falls.
Callicoon leads our directory for RV parks here. Nestled in the town of Callicoon, it sits riverside with full hookups and easy launches. Campers reach tubing spots and fishing holes within minutes on Route 97.
Yes, Callicoon RV Park welcomes pets on most sites. Leash rules apply during riverside walks to beaches and trails. Owners enjoy dog-friendly tubing trips and hikes in nearby state forests.