Campground Erie
Erie
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Erie

Sep 23 - Sep 24 ·
2 guests

Erie Campground

Erie
2 guests

Adults:

2

Children:

0

Child’s age:

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1. Sun Retreats Geneva On The Lake

2. Angies Country Cabins Off Grid Cabins With Shared Hot Tub Access Open Year Round Shared Bathroom Access Which Is Not In Cabin And Hot Breakfast Add On For Extra Fee Available On Weekends Only

3. Bring Your Own Tent Or Rv With Hostel Cabin Access

4. Meadville Campground

Best Erie Campground

Campground near Erie

  • Guest favorite
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Sun Retreats Geneva On The Lake

4710 Lake Road East
75.6 km (47.0 mi) from Erie
37
  • BBQ facilities
  • Free parking
  • Air conditioning
  • Flat-screen TV
  • Tea and coffee facilities
  • Outdoor swimming pool
8.9
6 reviews
~ US$219 / night

Sun Retreats Geneva On The Lake

75.6 km (47.0 mi) from Erie
37
  • BBQ facilities
  • Free parking
  • Air conditioning
  • Flat-screen TV
  • Tea and coffee facilities
  • Outdoor swimming pool

Sun Retreats Geneva On The Lake

8.9
6 reviews
From US$ 219 / night

Luxury Campground in Erie

  • Great deal
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Angies Country Cabins Off Grid Cabins With Shared Hot Tub Access Open Year Round Shared Bathroom Access Which Is Not In Cabin And Hot Breakfast Add On For Extra Fee Available On Weekends Only

2996 Bard Road
72.9 km (45.3 mi) from Erie
11
  • Free parking
  • Jacuzzi
7.8
5 reviews

Angies Country Cabins Off Grid Cabins With Shared Hot Tub Access Open Year Round Shared Bathroom Access Which Is Not In Cabin And Hot Breakfast Add On For Extra Fee Available On Weekends Only

72.9 km (45.3 mi) from Erie
11
  • Free parking
  • Jacuzzi

Angies Country Cabins Off Grid Cabins With Shared Hot Tub Access Open Year Round Shared Bathroom Access Which Is Not In Cabin And Hot Breakfast Add On For Extra Fee Available On Weekends Only

7.8
5 reviews

Cheap Campground in Erie

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Bring Your Own Tent Or Rv With Hostel Cabin Access

5531 Ellicott Road
61.6 km (38.3 mi) from Erie
  • Cookware/ Kitchen utensils
  • Free parking
  • Tea and coffee facilities
  • Garden area
~ US$45 / night

Bring Your Own Tent Or Rv With Hostel Cabin Access

61.6 km (38.3 mi) from Erie
  • Cookware/ Kitchen utensils
  • Free parking
  • Tea and coffee facilities
  • Garden area

Bring Your Own Tent Or Rv With Hostel Cabin Access

From US$ 45 / night

Family Campground in Erie

  • Top location
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Meadville Campground

25164 State Route 27
56.5 km (35.1 mi) from Erie
1
  • Free parking
  • Heated swimming pool
  • Outdoor swimming pool
  • Seasonal outdoor pool

Meadville Campground

56.5 km (35.1 mi) from Erie
1
  • Free parking
  • Heated swimming pool
  • Outdoor swimming pool
  • Seasonal outdoor pool

Meadville Campground

Frequently Asked Questions

What campgrounds in Erie are great for families with kids?

Sun Retreats Geneva On The Lake offers family-friendly activities like fishing, swimming, and playgrounds. Meadville Campground provides spacious sites that are perfect for setting up a tent or RV, allowing kids to explore safely.

Tip:

Plan family games or activities around campfire time in the evenings to keep kids engaged and entertained.

Which campgrounds near the beach should I consider in Erie?

Sun Retreats Geneva On The Lake is located close to Lake Erie, providing easy access to beachfront fun. You can enjoy activities like kayaking and sunbathing without any hassle.

Tip:

Arrive early on weekends, as parking near the beach fills up quickly and can be tough to find later in the day.

Are there any dog-friendly campgrounds in Erie?

Sun Retreats Geneva On The Lake welcomes pets, allowing you to bring your furry friend along for your camping adventures. Meadville Campground is another good option for pet owners.

Tip:

Bring a leash and a doggy bag to keep the campground clean and ensure a pleasant stay for everyone.

What campgrounds in Erie have excellent fishing spots?

Sun Retreats Geneva On The Lake features fishing opportunities right on Lake Erie. You can enjoy catch-and-release fishing, providing outdoor fun for the whole family.

Tip:

Consider bringing bait and fishing gear to maximize your chances of catching fish during your stay.

Which campgrounds in Erie provide easy access to local attractions?

Meadville Campground is situated within a short drive of attractions like the Oil Creek State Park. You'll find plenty of hiking and scenic views close by.

Tip:

Make a list of nearby attractions to explore each day, optimizing your time spent in and around the campground.

Are there campgrounds near local festivals in Erie?

Sun Retreats Geneva On The Lake is only a short drive from the popular Geneva Grape Jamboree held every September. It's a great way to experience local culture while camping.

Tip:

Book your campground spot early when planning to attend events or festivals, as spaces fill up quickly.

What options do I have for off-grid camping in Erie?

Angies Country Cabins provides off-grid cabins that allow you to disconnect and enjoy nature. Ideal for quiet getaways, these cabins come with shared hot tub access for relaxation.

Tip:

Bring your own supplies and gear to enhance your off-grid experience and ensure you have everything needed for a comfortable stay.

What unique activities can I enjoy at campgrounds in Erie?

Consider participating in water sports like kayaking or paddleboarding at Sun Retreats Geneva On The Lake. Campfire storytelling and outdoor games like capture the flag are great for families.

Tip:

Check the weather and plan outdoor activities accordingly, particularly on weekends for more participants.

How can I ensure a successful camping trip in Erie?

Make sure to pack essential camping gear and check availability of supplies at local stores. Staying organized with meal plans and packing lists can help reduce last-minute stress.

Tip:

Prepare meals ahead of time and store them in easy-to-access containers to simplify cooking at the campground.

What is the best season for camping in Erie?

Late spring through early fall is ideal for camping in Erie. This time offers pleasant weather and a variety of local events and festivals to enjoy.

Tip:

Reserve your campsite well in advance during peak summer months to ensure you get the best spot.

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