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Featured Campgrounds Near New Brunswick, New Jersey
New Brunswick, New Jersey Campgrounds
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We did however find 5 campgrounds within 25 miles of New Brunswick. You can also find a list of cities with campgrounds or RV Parks near New Brunswick in the left hand column.
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Cheesequake State Park 10.54 miles SE
300 Gordon Road Matawan, New Jersey 07747 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 53 |
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8.4 Good
Turkey Swamp Park 21.55 miles SE
200 Georgia Road Freehold, New Jersey 07728 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 64 | Recent Rate: $$$$ |
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Rating: 8 8 8 8 4 Clean Restrooms: Clean Showers: Beautiful wooded state park with nicely set sites spread out. Sites are dirt but level. Water and electricity only but they have a dump station. Easy off the highway, but far enough away there is not a hint of traffic noise. - nancyfromnorthshore
We have a 36 foot class A motor home. I had no problem getting in or out. Yes, it’s tight, but still easy if you go slow. My site was MUCH bigger than most places I’ve stayed. There is a great playground for kids, clean bathrooms, nice trails, and even a free hayride this time of year. We went to Allaire haunted village which was a lot of fun. Only “warning” is that the fresh water spigots are far from the rv site. You’ll need double the hose you normally need. Other than that.... great time and great site - EricNJ
View more reviews and a full list of amenities for Turkey Swamp Park »Surprisingly very nice campground. Lots to do with regards to the lake: fish, canoe, row boat, kayak and trails. The roads are tight but doable. Surprised that my 34 foot class A fit without a problem. Sites are a nice size plenty of room. There is a 30 and 20 amp hookup. No sewage on site but there is one dump site for the camp ground. There is a table and fire pit on site. Fire wood can be purchased for $10 or you can bring your own. There are three play grounds at the park, on at the camp grounds. Oh and lots of sand. Really neat place will stop by again. - Vanslam
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7.4 Good
Earle Deer Run RV Park (Military FamCamp) 21.63 miles SE
201 State Route 34 Bldg C-29 Colts Neck, New Jersey 07722 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 15 | Recent Rate: $$$$ |
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Pull-Thru SitesPool AccessBig Rig AccessPets AllowedWaterfront AccessTents AllowedReviews of Earle Deer Run RV Park (Military FamCamp)
Rating: 3 9 8 9 8 Clean Restrooms: Clean Showers: Site sloped down from the rear to the front so entry stairs very high. Sewer cap behind the pad at the middle of the pad. Rear tires at the end of the pad. Thirty feet from sewer compartment uphill to a 7" pipe, not a 5". Unusable. Obviously never looked at an RV or talked with anyone. Envelope at gate says drop envelope at Bld C39. No map. Our site was on a poorly marked and gravel road. Been to numerous bases and camps. This is the first I would never return to. - Navychop
Nice park. Large concrete pads with (mostly) elbow room between the sites. Nicely mowed and manicured lawn. Blazing fast Wifi. It is quiet with some shady, some sunny sites. The base's location is very close to catching train or ferry for NYC and the Jersey Shore. The Jersey Shore came as a very pleasant surprise to me as it was new, clean, active with parallel boardwalks and pavilions. Gorgeous homes across the street. A real pleasure to go see. The base is small and the NEX isn't much more than a 7-11, but it is well kept and security is tight. There are a couple of things I would warn you about. When you first drive in to the base you will see a very strange entrance. Go left and make the big loop around to the big building. Yes, you'll drive in to the building to get ID'd. They will check the ID's of everyone in the vehicle. That's the first warning. The second warning is this. You'll be instructed to turn right on T-1 and if your assigned sight is 9 through 15 to make the first right off of T-1 into the park. Do not turn on that first right unless you're only 10' long. Go about 75 feet further, turn right then 75 feet and you'll see a gravel pass through to sites 9 through 15 that is actually wide enough. That first right is only about 10' wide with curbs on both side and a fire hydrant on the corner. You'll see what I mean when you get there. The sewer hook ups are at the back/wrong side of the sites. No bid deal, just have a long sewer hose. We enjoyed the park and the area. - jomark
View more reviews and a full list of amenities for Earle Deer Run RV Park (Military FamCamp) »We stayed here for two weeks, including over Labor Day, and were pleasantly surprised by the experience. Upon arrival at the gate, we were given a welcome packet with our site number and information on where the office is to check in after setting up. When you arrive, you will pull in through a large building which is the ID check. Stay in the right lane, since the left is for commercial deliveries. The sites are long and paved and very easy to back into, but the connections are not placed in the best spots. The power pedestal is located at the back of the pad, and was a stretch for the length of our cable, so check your power cable before you park. The sewer connection is the worst I've ever seen, it is located in the middle of the pad right under where our axels were. I had to crawl under the axels to connect the sewer, and had to remove part of the piping from the plug because it was sticking up four inches high. That aside, everything else was great.
It was quiet and you have enough room to not be on top of your neighbors. Although we did have an issue with one neighbor who had guests over and blocked our parking access, so I had to go ask them to move, even though they were sitting outside and watched us pull up and still did nothing until I asked. The utilities worked well, no cable TV, but over the air channels were fine and wifi is standard Navy GoWifi. The laundry room has three washers and dryers and all worked well. It was perfectly located to visit our family and be able to catch the train to NYC. There is no commissary or exchange on base, but a Super Walmart is about 10 minutes away, and I recommend visiting Delicious Orchards just up 34 for great baked goods, fruits, vegetables and deli meat. The base is small, but we still had plenty of areas to walk our dogs without worrying about traffic.
Aside from the connection locations, it is a very nice campground and we would definitely return. - pfogleboch -
5 Average
Pine Cone Resort 23.04 miles SE
340 Georgia Rd Freehold, New Jersey 07728 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 125 | Recent Rate: $$$$ |
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Rating: 1 5 5 5 3 Clean Restrooms: Clean Showers: We stayed in Pine Cone because we had to be in NJ & it was the closest to our family. This place should not be able to call itself a resort. Dirt & sand roads & sites, potholes & puddles all over to get around. Trees & shrubs not trimmed to accommodate a 45' bus. Tight turns to get to site with trees in the way. Scraped the awning of the bus on one of the trees. Getting out of the site was no picnic either. I had to hold back tree branches so that my husband could make a wide turn to get out. Most people in the "resort" live there permanently with sites that look exactly like that. Site was small with a tree close to door, no room to move around. Site was not long enough or wide enough. They should not tell you that they can fit a 45' bus, if they can't. We had to stay for 18 days & we could not wait to leave. It was $350/wk. We have stayed for an entire month in other campgrounds for what we paid for 18 days here. Never again unless they do some major work there. We stayed off season so the pool was already closed for the winter. Camp store was satisfactory, nothing special. Tennis court look old & not maintained. We did not use the showers or laundry. - Denise58
Grouchy personnel, small lots, overflowing dumpsters, nickel and dime you at every step, trees encroaching RV paths, pine sap covers your RV by the time you leave. I only stay here because I have to. Cable TV sucks, Internet virtually unusable, you pay extra if you have a washer/dryer, you cannot use sewer totes for non-sewer sites, you must use their honey wagon for a fee. - VagabondLove
View more reviews and a full list of amenities for Pine Cone Resort »Park is very sandy and uneven. Do not go after a rain storm. My problem is that during the night, my electricity went off. Went to the front office and called the emergency number five times with no answer. I then knocked on a campers door who was familiar with the park and he showed me a breaker box that had possible "tripped". It worked but where was the help from the front office. Spoke to the front office the next day and it was like no big deal to them. She says she was at the gym and didn't receive any calls. Stay away from this place. - Troy650
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2 Terrible
Crystal Springs Wilderness Lodge and RV Resort (formerly Laurel Pond 24.9 miles SE
720 Monmouth Rd. Jackson, New Jersey 08514 (map) | Click To View Phone
Sites: 71 | Recent Rate: $$$$ |
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Rating: 7 1 1 1 1 Clean Restrooms: Clean Showers: We spent the summer of 2018 on site #76. Our monthly rate was $745.00 and our electric was .17 cents per kwh. The site was a pull in and set up for a cabin or motorhome. Since we are in a 5th wheel, our hook-ups were on the wrong side. Fortunately we had enough water and sewer hose and Artie, the owner, lent us a 50 amp electric cord extension so we were in good shape. The entire area is heavily wooded which made satellite TV reception very difficult but helped keep our air conditioning needs down. Internet reception on the park WiFi was impossible at the site but we were able to pick it up if we went up near the office. We were way on a cruise for two weeks and between the terrific staff and some wonderful neighbors, we felt very comfortable leaving our home there while we were away. Crystal Springs was a very nice place to be and we would stay there again. The monthly rate was a bit steep considering our site condition but the area and the staff helped make up for that. Hopefully the pool will be finished this year and we will be able to enjoy it if we get back there again. - Helen C
RV Resort?? More like the LAST RESORT. What a pit. One (barely working) shower for whole campground. No laundry, no amenities other then a overgrown pond.
Only good thing I can say about the office staff is they're rarely there: so the abuse they espouse is kept to a minimum. AVOID THIS PLACE unless of course it's your LAST RESORT.
Lots are very close and have a fire ring. Site surface is dirt. - Jeff APView more reviews and a full list of amenities for Crystal Springs Wilderness Lodge and RV Resort (formerly Laurel Pond »This park is mainly privately owned RV lots, with park model units ( they look like log cabins). There are a few RV lots, but most are in disrepair. The developer is presently in a legal battle with the HOA, thus all rents have to be paid to the County Sheriff. Our rate is based on a monthly rate. I would stay away from this park until legal issues are resolved. The wireless worked well; TV is very poor; the cable is just an old fashioned CATV. - BillI
