Greentown lures RV campers with its gateway status to Promised Land State Park's crystal lakes and fierce Pocono trails. Twelve parks in our directory put you steps from Pickerel Lake hikes and Lake Wallenpaupack fishing. Base your rig here to chase sunrises over misty waters and trophy bass by noon.
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Greentown anchors Pike County's wild heart. Trails snake 50 miles through Promised Land State Park, looping Pickerel Lake and cresting Conservation Island's pines. Boaters launch into Lake Wallenpaupack from Ledgedale shores, reeling stripers under mountain shadows. Anglers probe quiet coves near Wilsonville, while families picnic at Bruce Lake Natural Area.
RV parks match every wanderer's style. Budget campers snag Lower Lake Campground's Beechwood Area sites for $27 to $29, with 30-amp, 50-amp hookups, and showers in Promised Land State Park. Pet owners pick Ledgedale Recreation Area's $50 spots, complete with dump station and thirty-amp power. Families thrive at Promised Land State Park from $34, blending nature programs with lake access. Upscale rigs park at Ironwood Point Rec Area starting at $68.
Greentown stands out for Promised Land State Park and Lake Wallenpaupack. Hikers pound 50 miles of trails around Pickerel Lake and Conservation Island. Boaters and anglers hit Wallenpaupack's coves for bass and stripers, all minutes from town in Pike County's Pocono wilds.
rvparksnear.me lists 12 RV parks near Greentown, including Promised Land State Park, Lower Lake Campground, Ledgedale Recreation Area, and Ironwood Point Rec Area. These cluster around local lakes with hookups, showers, and dump stations. Most lie within five miles of Route 390.
Yes, Ledgedale Recreation Area allows pets explicitly. Campers enjoy showers, thirty-amp hookups, and a dump station there from $50/night near Lake Wallenpaupack. Always confirm leash rules and fees at booking for smooth stays.
