Thousand Trails Timothy Lake South, located in East Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania, offers a quiet and rustic camping experience. As a part of the Campgrounds & RV Parks category, it caters primarily to RV and camper enthusiasts seeking a peaceful retreat. Situated at 2043 Allegheny Ln, East Stroudsburg, PA 18302, and reachable at (570) 588-1617 or +1 570-588-1617, this campground provides essential amenities and a natural setting.
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The campground is characterized by its quiet and rustic atmosphere, with wooded and rocky campsites providing a natural setting. Visitors can expect to see deer in the mornings and evenings, adding to the serene experience. While the campground is somewhat dated and has long-term residents, it offers a peaceful retreat away from the hustle and bustle. However, it is noted that the campground is not particularly close to conveniences.
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Thousand Trails Timothy Lake South offers a quiet and rustic camping experience in East Stroudsburg, PA. It is recommended for RV and camper enthusiasts seeking a peaceful retreat with essential amenities and opportunities to connect with nature. While some amenities are lacking, the friendly staff and serene environment contribute to a pleasant stay.
Onsite services
Picnics
Wheelchair accessible entrance
Wheelchair accessible parking lot
Wheelchair accessible restroom
RV camping
RV electric hookup
Camping fee
Credit cards
Debit cards
NFC mobile payments
Credit cards
Good for kids
Playground
Free parking lot
On-site parking
Dogs allowed
Stayed here in the late fall. The campground is dated, with plenty of long-term residents, but it was reasonably priced and we enjoyed having sewer service at our spot. Although it's not particularly close to conveniences, it's certainly one of the better options in the area. We would recommend this spot for any RV/camper.
I wasn’t sure how rate this place. It’s very quiet, rustic in a way. We had a nice spot, seeing deer in the morning and evenings. Very wooded and rocky but not a negative. The only negatives I can say is no dog park, no game room, horseshoes, mini golf. Other than that it was very nice. Staff was so nice! And we did extend our stay here twice!! I think that says it all.
If your a cash customer and not a thousand trails campground, this is not the place. I was going to book a site for 5 days in April. The cash price was $102 per night. That makes this one of the most expensive campground on the east coast. I'm gonna book either otter lake camping resort for $70 per night or Delaware water gap KOA, at $75 per night.
We stayed here for a long weekend in August and it was very peaceful. Our site #300 was pretty level and utilities worked fine. Staff was friendly. The bathhouse could have used some TLC and soap. We enjoyed the convenience of Bushkill Falls and went hiking on one of the trails with our dogs in the Delaware Water Gap. Also checked out some of the local stores and a restaurant. Will definitely come back for a relaxing weekend!
Nice park our spot was nice and roomy the grass & weeds were high. The shower could use an update. Check the cable connector before you set up, we paid for the cable and went 2 days without. The park had a private company that never returned many calls and never came out to put an adapter on. Our neighbor had one for us, we wanted to watch the Olympics. WiFi sucks.
Staying at timothy lake north, down the road from south Timothy lake, we're going to book for next month due to I'm a 1000 trails member. Well, very disappointed, I'm glad I didn't book the pool, empty miniature Golf is messy, and now there's part of it all ripped up arcade, not open lounge, not open. There's no more grill and the sights are blah, so as a 1000 trails member. No I will not stay here. A thousand trails timmy sea lake north is great poor large games.Great sights. But the website is very misleading for timothy lake north so I wouldn't bother wasting my money going there if I was you.
Sites were a little too close together for our taste, but it wasn't terrible, which is the only reason I give it 4.75 stars instead of 5.