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AT thru-hikers claim Kirkridge Shelter as their rugged base on Kittatinny Mountain. Nestled right on the Appalachian Trail near Stroudsburg, it sits close to Delaware Water Gap resupply spots and Poconos trails. Campfires crackle at this 1480-foot waypoint, 1291 miles from Springer Mountain.
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Write a ReviewNo, Kirkridge Shelter lacks full hookups. Water, electric, and sewer hookups stay unknown, but as an Appalachian Trail shelter, expect primitive sites only. No 30-amp or 50-amp service exists; hikers rely on carried water and nearby sources. Pull-through or back-in RV sites do not apply here.
Yes, Kirkridge Shelter welcomes pets. Trail rules apply: keep dogs leashed to protect wildlife and fellow hikers. No breed or size limits noted, no dog park available. Pick up waste and respect the shared backcountry space.
Call for rates, as specific pricing remains unlisted. Appalachian Trail shelters often operate on a free or donation basis through clubs. Stays include shelter access and campfire privileges; book ahead during peak seasons like summer thru-hikes.
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