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Camping in Schuylkill County

Campgrounds and primitive sites across Schuylkill County — from Locust Lake State Park to private family resorts.

Before you go. Rates, season dates, and site availability change each year — reserve and confirm current details directly with the campground or through Pennsylvania State Parks.

Places

  • Camp-A-While CampgroundPrivate campground (RV, tent, cabins/rental trailers)
    A family campground in the Hegins Valley with RV and tent sites, a pool, a stocked fishing pond, and a lodge with a game room and WiFi.
  • Christmas Pines CampgroundPrivate campground (RV, tent, cabins)
    A family campground in Auburn off I-78 with a pool, country store, game room, and Blue Mountain views, offering RV, tent, and cabin stays.
  • Echo Valley CampgroundPrivate campground (RV, tent, cabins/glamping)
    A year-round family campground near Tremont just off I-81, with pull-thru RV sites, tent sites, and modern glamping cabins along Black Creek.
  • Locust Lake State ParkState park (campground, lake & trail system)
    Schuylkill County's classic family lake campground — 282 wooded sites split into tent-only and trailer sides around a 52-acre lake with swimming, boating, fishing, and a trail system near Barnesville.
  • Rosemount Camping ResortPrivate camping resort (RV, tent, cabins)
    A long-established family camping resort near Tamaqua with about 200 sites, two pools, full-hookup RV sites, and cabin rentals.
  • Tuscarora State ParkState park (cottages & yurts, lake & trail system)
    A lake-centered state park around 96-acre Tuscarora Lake near Barnesville — roofed camping in cottages and yurts (no drive-in campground), an electric-only fishing lake, and a 5.5-mile perimeter trail loop.
  • Twin Grove RV Resort & CottagesPrivate destination RV resort (RV, cottages/cabins, tent) · straddles the county line
    A large destination RV resort near Pine Grove with amusement rides, pools, a restaurant, and full-hookup big-rig sites, sitting directly across from Swatara State Park.
  • Weiser State Forest — Port Clinton TractState forest (roadside & primitive camping) · straddles the county line
    The Port Clinton Tract of Weiser State Forest — five remote, permit-required roadside campsites plus forest-wide primitive backpacking near Port Clinton, with no facilities and the Appalachian Trail close by.

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