Indian Rock Resort is a campground that is family owned and operated. This is great for campers who stay there because the owners really care and try to keep that personal touch in everything that they do. The camp is very scenic and peaceful in an area that’s heavily wooded. This means that campsites are fairly private and families can do their own thing. In addition to that, there are several different “community” areas that campers can also use. The Indian Rock Resort has a gigantic swimming pool, picnic areas, and badminton/volleyball courts. They can even accommodate wedding receptions and company picnics on site!
Indian Rock Resort offers lots of activities to help its campers stay engaged in something. These include country western dancing and lessons every Friday. They also offer arts and crafts sessions, and plaster painting for the craftier members of your family.
Indian Rock Resort is very close to Six Flags Great Adventure. They even offer discount camping/Six Flags packages that make a family vacation there that much more affordable. They’re also close to Jenkinson’s Aquarium, which is a great place to take kids or anyone interested in sea life. For those campers or RV-ers who just can’t leave the laptop at home, Indian Rock Resort is a WiFi hotspot which means you can get your internet fix without having to hunt for a Starbucks in town.
The campsites are $45/night which is a bit expensive for my tastes, but the amenities available might make it worth it for many families. There are also small cabins available for $65-$85/night with a minimum 2-3 night stay required. The cabins are geared towards families who, “like everything about tent camping except for the tent.” You need sleeping bags, air mattresses, and anything else you would bring for camping, but you get to sleep under a solid roof and walls that will keep the mosquitoes at bay.
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