Upper Black Eddy lures RV campers with its dramatic Delaware River bends and the quirky Ringing Rocks Park, where boulders chime like bells when struck. Three standout parks anchor your stay: Colonial Woods Family Camping Resort, Ringing Rocks Family Campground, and Dogwood Haven Family Campground. Camp here to launch kayaks, fish trophy trout, or bike quiet towpaths just steps from your site.
Upper Black Eddy hugs the Delaware River in Bucks County, Pennsylvania. Hammers ring on the park's namesake boulders at Ringing Rocks Park, a short drive from town. Paddle upstream to narrows perfect for Class II rapids. Bike the flat Delaware Canal towpath past old lock houses. Visit Tinicum Park for weekend art shows and county fairs. Hike trails at nearby Nockamixon State Park, home to Lake Nockamixon's bass and perch.
Colonial Woods Family Camping Resort suits big groups with WiFi, showers, 30-amp hookups, and sites from $48 a night. Ringing Rocks Family Campground draws families too, offering the same perks starting at $49; pitch near the river for evening swims. Dogwood Haven Family Campground, LLC welcomes pets with showers and water hookups, ideal for travelers with furry companions exploring the canal.
Upper Black Eddy stands out for Ringing Rocks Park and prime Delaware River access. Strike the park's basalt boulders; they ring like xylophones across seven acres. Kayak rapids, fish for smallmouth bass, or bike seven miles of canal towpath. Tinicum Park adds local flavor with art fairs and markets. These draw outdoor fans year-round.
Find three top RV parks right in Upper Black Eddy: Colonial Woods Family Camping Resort, Ringing Rocks Family Campground, and Dogwood Haven Family Campground, LLC. Colonial Woods and Ringing Rocks cluster amenities like WiFi, showers, and 30-amp sites near the river. Dogwood Haven sits pet-friendly with water hookups close to town trails.
Yes, Dogwood Haven Family Campground, LLC welcomes pets with showers and water hookups. Two other parks, Colonial Woods and Ringing Rocks, focus on family features but check policies for leashed dogs. All three sit near pet-walking trails along the Delaware Canal towpath.
