Lovely campground! The grounds are very well kept, bathhouses are clean, canoe rides are available on the Delaware River and were fun. Fishing in the river, a very nice swimming pool, clean laundry facilities, a nice camp store with very friendly people. They had a dance on Saturday night in the barn. Hayrides, and a parade on Memorial Day. We were on the largest campsite we have ever seen! It was huge! I would definitely recommend this campground, and we hope to visit it again. We camped here in a Tent.

This is a really nice, open campground with nice large grassy sites. The only thing that we do not like is they charge for everything - kids, heat, air, visitors, etc. and other than scenery, they do not offer much. There are almost no activities for the kids, no bingo, no ceramics, etc. Pool is nice and the river is great for tubing or just wading. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

I have always enjoyed this campground. We have been going on and off for the last 24 years. It is a great campground for kids they can play in the river and stack rocks or enjoy the pool, They have very private sites in the back or more open sites in the middle. Sites are large and spacious. Would return again We camped here in a Tent.

Beautifully maintained and great campsite layout. River sites are fantastic - big enough for our popup plus several tents and screen houses!! Bathrooms are close by and cleaned regularly. Great camp store with everything you'd need. My only 2 gripes were (1) that they scolded us for talking quietly around our campfire around 10pm - saying we were too noisy - even though several dogs at nearby campsites were barking loudly all night long and (2) they gave us a big hassle when we requested the site next to us so my brother and his family could camp next to us - they said it was reserved and couldn't give it to us, but yet nobody camped there for our entire stay!! For these 2 reasons we felt we would not return again. The staff demeanor killed our good time!! We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

We found this campground to be in very good shape, with huge, shady sites. It's gated late at night for security. We had two sites "on the water," but what that really means is you have to descend a really steep slope to get to the riverbank - it was fine, though, a serene, shady lovely spot. From the nearby boat ramp, we waded out into the river and fished, which was great. Tubes, rafts, kayaks and canoes are among the water vehicles available. We arranged a kayak trip with the front office, were dropped off 14 miles upriver, and kayaked back to the campground on the Delaware. Excellent day. I'm going to have to agree with the writer who complained about nickel-and-diming; it certainly did seem like there was a fee for Every Single Thing. But the place was nice, so we just kind of went along with it. We didn't have the kids with us this time, so I can't speak to their children's activities. Big pool, however. They close the bathrooms every morning at very inconvenient hours for cleaning....pretty much when everyone's coffee is kicking in, if you get my meaning. We were awakened by loud lawn mowers early one morning. A septic truck parked nearby one afternoon and gave off a rank odor for nearly an hour, causing us to leave our site for "cleaner air." There is a pretty strict 11:00 p.m. quiet hour enforcement, which may or may not be to your liking. The fire pits are immovable to the rear of each site, so you kind of have to bring your party to them if you want to sit around a fire. I found the store to be well-stocked with supplies as well as interesting gift items. There is a very neat Revolutionary War-era cemetery on-site, which was fun to walk around - very small, but compelling. When walking around the campground, we did notice an abundance of "permanent" sites, but we didn't find them to be an eyesore. The staff was generally nice and friendly. Overall, I'd recommend Driftstone. Like anyplace, it has its downsides, but overall, it's clean and in a beautiful area, with good access to the water. Oh, and one more thing...the directions on their flyer are Awful. Google map it, or use some other method to find the campground. If my buddy hadn't already been there to direct me in by phone, I'd still be out there looking for it. Bottom line - It was a very enjoyable week. We camped here in a Motorhome.

I adore Driftstone on the Delaware. I am a seasonal camper there. The staff are always on site to serve your every need that could possibly be filled. There is a separate canal in which to swim so that our children are safe from the main river. EVERYTHING is CLEAN, they clean the bathrooms like 5 times a day. Store is very fair priced, and stocked with just about everything you'll need. Love the local smokehouse bacon on Sunday mornings. All of the sites are large grassy and all have at least one tree to lie under. Break out your hammocks and give this place a try. This IS the place you want to take your family. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Beware Driftstone Campground on the Delaware - Mt. Bethel, PA. This campground is run by highway robbers. We were not pleased at all with this campground. It claims to be a family campground but will charge you $9 for each child after you arrive. The website says up to 6 persons can be in the campsite, but apparently children do not count as "persons." Next, you will be charged to dump your tanks if you need to do so on arrival. You will be charged $5 for each visitor so if your family arrives for dinner as was our case, each member will be fleeced for $5, even if they use none of the facilities and stay only for an hour or so. They mow the lawns at 9:00 am and will make sure you are wide awake. They drive diesel pickup trucks around your camper at all hours of the day and night. They shut the pool down from 12-1 pm and checkout time is 2 pm so you will not be able to use the pool after noon on the day you are leaving. There is an extra late departure fee for leaving after the 2:00 departure time, and an extra fee for arriving late. They are located on the Delaware but do not allow you to swim in it. There is an extra charge if you run your AC. They are not pet friendly. The sites smell; either people are dumping their tanks on the ground or they are using the septic drain field as the actual campground. Maybe both. The campground seems to have approximately 20% occupied by "permanent" residents -- these people do not ever move their trailers from the park. They use the park as a garage for their boats, gardens, potting sheds, porches, stairways and other architectural features, however the issue is that they are rude and have bad attitudes toward visiting campers. Our theory is the owners of this campground are making enough money from the permanent residents to make ends meet and they do not really want business from visiting campers. We left a day early and will never go back there; it is our opinion that others would be well-advised to avoid this campground. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

i love this campground its very family friendly. We stay here every year for fathers day weekend and there' s so much to do for the kids. games games and more games..... The pool is very clean and we all love to play softball. The playground is good for the smaller ones and they do have a kiddie pool for the little ones too. We will stay here again next year for fathers day and probably the year after.... We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

On opening day (5/13/05) the grass was not cut, urinal and shower was out of order, nats were a major problem, no sewer hook ups an issue. The rate of $36 for Sun-Thur and $39 for Fri-Sat. is a lot when cable is not available and the pool is not even open. We were disappointed to say the least. The sites are large by any standards. Roads thru the CG are in need of repair--puddles and ruts. Lot of bridges out causing a long detour to and from I-80. Firewood bundle is a poor value for $5. Buy the firewood sold down the road in a box for $3--you will not be disappointed. Restrooms have only screens on windows above the sinks--no heat or AC. Be ready for humid or cold conditions depending on the weather after you get out of the shower. Do not like the push button shower system. The CG also charges $2 extra if you plan to run your AC. That's is a joke! C'mon guys you are charging enough seeing as you do not have sewer hook up or cable available. Wagon rides available but for a 25 cent fee per person. Not many were going on the ride. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

I've been here as a kid, 30+ years ago so I thought it would be fun to bring my kids here. The campground looks good and the sites are spacious, however, the prices seem a bit outrages -- 31 for water only isn't bad, but $8 more ($39) for electric PLUS ANOTHER $2 if you want to use your A/C -- okay the price is getting up there BUT now they charge for each and every kid you have over the age of 3 -- So I paid an extra $12 a nite on top of the 39 just because I have 4 kids!! I paid over $50 a nite then they wanted another 25 cents per kid for the hayride!!! Okay, I can afford the quarter but it just really seemed like cheap penny-pinching on the part of the owners. Oh yeah, the firewood is a real rip-off too. Charge a flat $35 to $40 a nite and let us parents bring our kids without raking us over the coals. It made me feel like they were discouraging family camping. We won't be going back. We camped here in a Tent Trailer.

This is, without a doubt, the finest campground it has been my pleasure to visit. Everything is clean and fresh. The sites are very spacious. In, fact the smallest site at Driftstone is larger than most of the sites at other campgrounds. We had a riverfront site and had no trouble getting in and setting up, no extra leveling required. In fact, I did not notice any site that was off level. All sites were grassy and well maintained. In spite of 3.75" of rain the afternoon we arrived the area did not turn into a mud pit. Just another sign of proper maintenance. The staff is polite and professional. Even the other guests are friendy. There are many seasonal sites but none of them were run down. Crisp, clean, spacious and friendly. I would highly recommend this campground to anyone planning a trip to the Delaware Water Gap. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Extremely Clean!! We had an RV with a bathroom, but I checked theirs out anyway, and found them very clean! They have 2 dump sites as well as a "honey wagon" that comes around during the day to empty your sewer tank if you like. The cost is $4.00. We stayed right on the Delaware River and it was nice. The lots are grass covered and the roads are paved. They have a small store with free internet use and a game area. Free movie rentals makes up for no cable if you are interested. The pool is staffed and clean, and they have a nice clean playground area for kids. They also have a volleyball area and a ball field. Laundry facilities are plentiful and clean. We really enjoyed our quiet stay here! We camped here in a Motorhome.