Fort Washington draws RV campers to its namesake state park, a Revolutionary War gem with wooded trails and historic earthworks. Our directory lists three parks, including the full-hookup campground perfect for families. Base your rig here to hike Sandy Run Creek, picnic by meadows, and day-trip to Philadelphia's vibrant core just 20 minutes away.
Fort Washington anchors Montgomery County with Fort Washington State Park's 493 acres of rolling hills and creeks. Traces of George Washington's 1777 army camp dot the Fort Trail, where redbuds bloom each spring. Drive Bethlehem Pike past farm stands, or catch a show at nearby Act II Playhouse in Ambler. History buffs trace battles at nearby Whitemarsh Battlefield.
Three RV parks fill our directory. Fort Washington State Park offers primitive group camping for rugged adventurers seeking tent-like vibes in the woods. The main Fort Washington State Park Campground delivers 30-amp and 50-amp hookups, a playground for kids, and rates from $28 to $72 nightly. Families settle in easily; power users plug right into adventure.
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Fort Washington stands out for Fort Washington State Park and its Revolutionary War history. The 493-acre park preserves earthworks from George Washington's 1777 encampment. Campers hike the Fort Trail, spot wildlife along Sandy Run Creek, and picnic amid meadows that echo battles past.
Find three in our directory: Fort Washington State Park, Fort Washington State Park Campground, and primitive group sites. The campground sits within the park off Pennsylvania Avenue, offering 30-amp and 50-amp hookups plus a playground. All cluster near Bethlehem Pike for quick access to trails and Philly.
Fort Washington State Park Campground provides 30-amp and 50-amp electric hookups. Primitive group camping skips utilities for a back-to-basics feel. Expect water nearby; rates hit $28 to $72 nightly depending on site and season.