New Jersey
Wawayanda State Park
4 sites·$40–$140/night
62% booked on peak weekends
We scan this campground regularly and alert you when a site opens up.
62% booked on peak weekends
We scan this campground regularly and alert you when a site opens up.
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Swimming beach, Boat launch ramp, Kayak rentals, playground, picnic tables, grills, ball fields, volleyball court, group campsites, hiking trails, biking trails, geocaching opportunities.
Location: Rock outcrops, dense woods and wetlands characterize the 40,000 acres of Wawayanda State Park. Located in Sussex and Passaic counties atop the Wawayanda Plateau along the New York border, the park is a refreshing oasis for nature and recreation.
Nearby: Wawayanda State Park is just one of many State Parks located in the Northern Region. High Point State Park, Stokes State Forest, Ringwood State Park and Swartswood State Park are all within an hour drive. Mountain Creek Waterpark is about fifteen minutes away. The Delaware River and Delaware Water Gap are also close enough for visiting families to enjoy. Our location also provides easy access to New York and Pennsylvania attractions. Swimming- we offer a refreshing lake with a lifeguarded beach from Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day . Group camping- Campsites are available from April 1- October 31, with a minimum requirement of 7 people per site . Boating- boat launch available for personal watercraft, as well as a boat rental which offers: Kayaks. Gas motors are not permitted in the lake. Picnicking- several areas available, both shaded and open. We offer tables and grills. You may also bring your own grill if desired. Trails- over 60 miles of hiking trails throughout the park. There is a 19.6 mile section of the Appalachian Trail that runs through the park as well. Fishing- many species of game fish can be found in Wawayanda Lake. Landlocked salmon have been introduced to the lake beginning in 2006. Only a handful of deep lakes in New Jersey offer suitable year-round habitat for cold-water fish such as trout and salmon. A valid New Jersey fishing license is required. Hunting- over 95% of the park is open for hunting. A valid New Jersey hunting license is required. Winter activities- we offer snowmobiling trails, cross-country skiing trails, snowshoeing trails, ice fishing.
All 4 sites are Pet friendly. Two pets per site, a copy of Rabies Vaccination is due upon arrival Alcoholic beverages are prohibited in all New Jersey State Park areas. This is rough camping- there is no running water, no electricity, and no showers. Check in is at NOON. Check out is at NOON. Quiet hours are from 10:00pm to 6:00am. Firewood is available for purchase at the park office from 9am-4pm daily. Minimum age- campsites are to be reserved by at least one person, age 18 or older, who shall occupy and remain responsible for the site during the rental period. Visitors are permitted from 8am-8pm. Applicable parking fees shall be paid upon entry. Group Campsites can be reserved for a minimum of one night up to 14 consecutive nights. Black Bears are present in New Jersey. You are required to keep a clean campsite. Dispose of trash in a prompt manner in appropriate receptacles. Bear Boxes have been provided at each campsite for your use, these are not trash receptacles, however, you may secure food/coolers inside. Do not leave food or food-related items unattended at your campsite.