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May 16, 2023
The Dyrt, the No. 1 app for camping information and booking, has announced the 2023 Best Places To Camp: Top 10 in the Northeast Region based on reviews and ratings from its vast community of campers. These destinations are among the most highly rated, celebrated and sought-after camping locales in the region.
“According to our 2023 Camping Report, more Americans are camping now than at any other time in history,” says Sarah Smith, founder of The Dyrt. “The number of reviews, photos and tips from The Dyrt’s community of campers doubled in the past year to 8 million, creating the most well-rounded picture of the 50,000 campgrounds, resorts and dispersed camping areas in the country. There are so many great options, but these are the best of the best in the Northeast Region.”
1. Cathedral Pines Campground — Maine
2. Keuka Lake State Park — New York
3. HTR Niagara Campground — New York
4. Coos Canyon Campground and Cabins — Maine
5. Brighton State Park — Vermont
6. Buttonwood Campground — Pennsylvania
7. Brendan Byrne State Forest — New Jersey
8. Cape Henlopen State Park — Delaware
9. Brialee Family Campground — Connecticut
10. Fishermen's Memorial State Park — Rhode Island
Explore the official 2023 Best Places to Camp: Top 10 in the Northeast Regional Awards list.
Cathedral Pines Campground, in northern Maine just 26 miles from the Canadian border, is ranked No. 1 in the Northeast Region. HTR Niagara Campground, formerly known as Branches of the Niagara, is in New York just a few miles away from the world-famous falls. Cape Henlopen State Park in Delaware boasts six miles of coastline on the Atlantic Ocean and is home to Fort Miles, a U.S. Army World War II installation.
“You have to drive a good amount of distance to get into the campground and that is something I really enjoyed,” says The Dyrt camper Dorian P. about the campground at Brendan Byrne State Forest in New Jersey. “Made me feel super secluded and disconnected from the outside!”
“There’s never been a better time to be a camper,” says The Dyrt CEO Kevin Long. “Because of camping’s explosion in popularity, property managers and private landowners are meeting that demand by expanding their calendars, offering more amenities and adding new types of camping. The 2023 Best Places to Camp are the bona fide cream of the crop, but the competition is fierce and the future is bright.”
See all of the 2023 Best Places to Camp Regional Awards on The Dyrt.
The Dyrt Announces the 2023 Best Places to Camp: Top 10 in the Northeast Region
2023 Camping Report
The Dyrt's 2023 Camping Report, based on results of surveys of The Dyrt users and property managers, provides the most comprehensive insight into the current state of the camping industry in America.
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