Flory’s Cottages and Camping is a smaller but very nice facility in the heart of Amish country and Lancaster, Pennsylvania tourist attractions.

The campground has large back-in sites that can handle any size rig. They have full hookups including cable and wi-fi. The bath houses are very nice. The office staff was very nice and helpful. The sites have great water pressure and strong electric service. They do not have a pool and campfires are not allowed.

We were there in mid-November 2010 and would use them again!

We just returned home from our first trip to White Oaks Campground. We are seasoned campers and have been across the USA, and we found this campground to be one of our favorities.

The campground is very clean and quiet. The staff is very nice and helpful. If you are looking for a nice quiet relaxing place to stay this is it. The sites are mostly wooded and level, and all have a fire ring and picnic table.

It is only 4 miles to historic Strasburg Railroad and close to Bird in Hand, lots to do close to the campground.

We are new to camping, and visited Hershey Highmeadow Campground.

When I made the reservation, only 2 sites were left along the trainline. I highly recommend staying away from this side of the campground. We were woken several times thru the night due to the train passing by, and it blowing the horn! After the 2nd night, and the weekend was over, I asked the desk if we any other sites opened up, and thankfully 2 did. So we chose a site furthest from the train, and had a great time.

The bathrooms were clean and staff was great. We didn’t know to buy Hershey tickets at the campground, they give you a better deal than Giant. The free shuttle was great. The pools were great. The kids had a blast.

We will definitely go back again, away from the train though.

White Oak is a great campground located about 4 miles south of Strasburg, Pennsylvania and in the heart of Lancaster and Amish Farms.

They have an immaculate bathhouse. The staff is very friendly. They have great prices even though there is NO pool or cable tv. There are some 50 channels available with an over-the-air antenna.  The sites are level and mostly back ins.  They have a recreation hall for large groups. There are many shaded sites throughout the park. All sites have a fire ring and picnic table.

We were here in July 2011 and enjoyed our stay.

Driftstone on the Delaware is a very nice Campground. We had a site along the Deleware river.

The sites are very large with good tree cover. They offer a pool, playgroung, and a game room. The camp store seemed to be well stocked. The bathrooms are clean and the staff are friendly. They do monitor traffic in and out of the facility. We did have a staff member remind us it was quiet time and we were a bit loud.

A group of us had fun and we would return to the campground. The sites are a bit more then most campgrounds but it is worth it.

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Fantasy Island is a beautiful campground located on the banks of the Susquehanna River in Sunbury, Pennsylvania. We had the opportunity to stay there last fall and throughly enjoyed ourselves.

The bath houses are the cleanist we have ever come accross in traveling the US. The campsites are on the river and others have river views along with ones further back. Boating is one of the features on the river. If you have a boat it would be great which we did not but we enjoyed the views along with watching the people who do.

A large game room for enjoyment of games and gatherings is unique as it housed a carosell years ago when it was a small amusement park where the name comes from, Fantasy Island. The campers were all friendly and we experienced a sharing of food and friendly people through out the area. Wi Fi is available to all that have wireless on their computers. It works great!

We will definately come here again. The area is beautiful and good people here. I did forget to mention that is really is a Island, Packer Island.

Drummer Boy Resort is a very well-maintained campground with full facilities including fishing pond, snack bar, laundry, etc. The sites are large and well-shaded in most cases, although somewhat close together. The restrooms were clean and modern, and the staff was friendly and helpful.

Rates were somewhat pricey but it is located in Gettysburg, a prime tourist area. One caution to tent trailer campers… avoid sites 1 thru 70 because of excessive highway noise. We camped in a motorhome, so were not particularly bothered by the passing traffic. Other tenting sites should be OK. Overall, Drummer Boy Camping Resort is a great stop.

Old Mill Stream Campground is owned by Dutch Wonderland Family Amusement Park. This is a very nice, clean, and well managed park.

There are over 160 shady private camping sites, from primitive to full hook-ups. They paved roads, great bath houses and a nice country store. Also clean, well maintained restrooms, two laundromats and two dumping stations. There is also Free WiFi available throughout campground. On the negative side… this campground does NOT have a pool. I think they want you to walk next door and pay admission to the amusement park/water park.

Old Mill Stream Campground is in a great location… right in the middle of everything, including Dutch Wonderland, Wonderland Mini-golf, Lancaster County History Museum and shopping at Tanger Outlets and Rockvale Square Outlets.

We camped here last summer and had a great time!

I have visitedEcho Valley Campground several times. It is a beautiful campground in a beautiful setting.

The campground has a nautical theme inside the great mountains of Pennsylvania. It is a mile off of interstate 81 at exit 104. The campground is easy to get to,  has nice long pullthrus, a great pool, a nice store, and a couple of play areas and an outdoor theater.

I really like this place.