Campers' Group is a club that organizes camping, cabin, hiking and ski trips, mostly in NJ, NY, PA and CT, and within a three-hour drive of the NYC metro area. We welcome singles, couples and families, experienced campers and newbies, to camp and hike with us.
The Thousand Island region on the Saint Lawrence River has over 1,800 islands! Join us at our campground in Wellesley Island State Park; it has a beach thatâÂÂs great for swimming, kayaking, and standup paddle boarding. Bike and kayak rentals can be delivered to the campground. Bike or drive to Thousand Island Park, a unique, walkable hamlet on the water with beautiful cottages, two great swim spots, and an ice cream and food shop. Visit Minna Anthony Common Nature Center for hiking and more swimming. See Tibbetts Point Lighthouse and villages of Chaumont and Three Mile Bay on Cape Vincent. Ferry to Boldt or Singer Castle, or explore the villages of Clayton and Alexandria Bay. Bring your passport to boat or drive to the Canadian side of the Thousand Islands. In the evenings, we will cook dinner or go out, and return to our home base on the water for a group fire! RSVP IS $68 PER PERSON/CAR.
Nestled in the foothills of rural Sussex County, The Great Divide is our gateway to forests, camping, recreation and music. There is a full lineup of local bands all summer long at this campground. This weekend we will be groovin' to the riddim of Reggae music, mon! We have reserved several tent sites in the R loop with water and electric. The campground provides clean, modern restrooms with flush toilets and free, hot showers, plus a fully equipped laundry facility. There is also a private lake for fishing and boating, heated pool, and a full schedule of family-friendly activities; something for all campers. Check the campground's website or contact the event host for further details. RSVP $82 PER PERSON FOR CAMPING AND BOTH NIGHTS OF MUSIC -
We will be camping at several of the many wooded sites near the lake in the Pickerel Point camping area. Walk or drive to the beach and swim, or rent a canoe/kayak/rowboat and tool around Promised Land Lake. The ambitious can bicycle around the lake or explore the Bruce Lake Natural Area. The rest of us may follow the self-guided nature trail around Conservation Island. The campground has new facilities - hot showers and flush toilets. Each site has been graded with gravel, and accommodates only 2 tents each, so please share if possible. This recently redesigned campground also has newly paved and mostly assigned parking. One (1) parking space is assigned to each campsite, in the small lot by our campsite group. Overflow parking is within walking distance on the campground peninsula. Carpooling is recommended. To join, you must RSVP on the meetup page for this event.
Join us camping on the Kittatinny Ridge! Located on a beautiful glacial lake in the 70,000-acre Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area, AMCâÂÂs Mohican Outdoor Center is an ideal retreat for groups and families. Anyone interested in hiking, paddling, climbing and camping will enjoy this unique natural area. Stroll to nearby wetlands to spot the local wildlife, or hike the Appalachian Trail to magnificent views of the water gap. The group campsite includes a campfire ring (no grate), large open sided roofed pavilion with several tables, outdoor privy and bear box. There are 5 tent platforms, 3 small ground sites, 1 large ground site, and hammocking locations. No tents with a footprint much larger than 8'x8', please. There are also indoor bathrooms in the visitor center/lodge, coin-operated showers, WiFi, and a small camp store with gear, clothing and food. Kayak and canoe rentals are available at the boathouse, and swimming is allowed in Catfish Pond. RSVP $35 PER PERSON -
This trip is a 5 day/4 night, paddling & primitive camping adventure in the Saranac Lake region of the Adirondacks. We have reserved 2 group shelter sites on Lower and Middle Saranac Lakes. Most of us will head out on Wednesday to the first campsite on Lower Saranac Lake, but others can join us on Thursday or later if necessary (we should be able to message the late-comers), but it is recommended to paddle with us on Wednesday. We may set up camp on the second campsite we have reserved (on Middle Saranac Lake) sometime during the trip, depending on the site conditions and what fits the group best. *There are options to rent a kayak or canoe. Please reach out to one of the hosts if you need to do so and we'll provide info. Pack carefully! If kayaking in, pack very light, as if backpacking. If paddling a canoe, more equipment can be taken.
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