Equinunk draws RV campers to the wild Upper Delaware River for trophy trout fishing. Soaring Eagle Campground welcomes you from $32 a night right on the water. Pitch your tent or rig here and cast lines amid riffles that inspired Zane Grey's tales.
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Nestled in Wayne County along Pennsylvania Route 191, Equinunk thrives on its slice of the Delaware River. Anglers chase brown trout from zodiacs or wade the shallows near Kellam's Bridge. The town hosts summer fly fishing derbies and nods to Zane Grey, who penned stories from these banks. Quiet farms dot the hills, and the Narrowsburg Bridge spans just upstream for quick day trips.
Soaring Eagle Campground suits solo anglers and families with riverfront sites starting at $32 nightly. The Inn at Kellam's Bridge expands options to $20-$160 per night, complete with WiFi, showers, dump station, and group sites. Big rigs park easily while kayakers launch nearby. Families book group areas for reunions; couples claim secluded spots for stargazing.
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Equinunk shines for fly fishing on the Upper Delaware River. Zane Grey fished these waters and wrote 'Fisherman's Luck' about them. Summer derbies draw crowds, while riffles hold trophy brown trout year-round. Quiet farms and Kellam's Bridge add small-town charm to every cast.
Soaring Eagle Campground and the Inn at Kellam's Bridge top the list. Both hug the Delaware River off Route 191 with rates from $20 to $160 nightly. Expect WiFi, showers, dump stations, and group sites amid prime fishing spots.
Parks offer WiFi, showers, dump stations, and group sites. Soaring Eagle Campground starts families right with river access from $32 nightly. The Inn at Kellam's Bridge handles larger groups up to $160, keeping everyone connected and comfortable.