Very friendly family run campground. They welcomed me in immediately and the cabins and campsites are clean. Bathrooms are cleaned regularly too. Plus you get to walk up and see the wolves at the nearby Lakota Wolf Preserve. Pet friendly as long as your dog is quiet and you are responsible enough to pick up after it. The hardwood firewood is harvested on site and burns well. I have been here several times and this campground is quickly becoming my go-to spot!

This was our familys first time at this campground. It seems that the owner cares about the place. It was clean with small touches that show someone is keeping up with things. Since all of our party couldnt arrive before 9 PM we checked in the next day losing a RV nights charge for three sites.. Check-in was fine, although the ladies at the desk were not very hospitable. By 10:50pm the owner and his son were making rounds asking that everyone acknowledge the quiet hours, which was fine with us. On check out day we had some issues and were behind schedule. We were packing up feverishly when the owner came over, stood at the edge of our campsite and started yelling at us that check out time is 3 oclock and we werent close enough to being out. We told him that we were in the process of packing down. Still yelling, he told us that when he came back, wed better be leaving. He came back a half hour later with an even angrier voice. So I went to the office and told him that we would just pay whatever he wanted even though we were only about two hours behind schedule. But because he was so angry and antagonistic, we didnt want any problems with him. I told him that I thought his reaction was uncalled for just because of someone being a little late checking out. I said if you had a late check out fee, we wouldve just paid it. But no one should be harassed in this way. As a nurse with a very stressful job right now, I was just looking for a peaceful, quiet, relaxing weekend. This place could be that, but I have a feeling that the owner sets an example for his family being unyielding, nit-picky and easily irate when challenges arise. So no matter how nice of a place it is, its probably not worth it! Thats the only reason I gave it 3 stars.

Beautiful grounds, very private with lots of wooded space in the tenting area. The seasonal grounds look very inviting and many long term people are friendly and gracious. The Lakota preserve is located here and its worth the stay to hear the wolves at night. The hosts are wonderful and hospitable if you are a polite and sincere guest. Facilities are clean and well maintained.

This was my first visit to Camp Taylor. Invited by friends. Turns out this is a great campground, we had a great site # 51, well shaded very clean. Office staff were friendly and answered all our questions. Nice swimming lake, and a nine hole putt putt course. The rest room is clean and well kept. I will definitely return.

My husband and I camped at camp Taylor this past weekend and had a great time. The campground is clean, well taken care of. It was very quiet . It is very wooded, which was nice. The people in the office were very nice. We definitely like it here ,we will be going back here to camp.

So far so good. Nice, clean Campground. Great access to Mount Tammany, but very strenuous hike through the mountains. You just to be aware of the steepness so you can be prepared for it. Im staying in one of there deluxe cabins. Its very clean and well maintained. There are tents and RVs sites as well. Oh, they also have rustic cabins. I definitely would like to come back for some tent camping in the future⛺. Great family location!

No FHU. W/E only in site 55. All back in sites. $47/night. No discounts offered. Good for an overnight. Steep hills getting to the campground. Turn left where it says Wolf preserve, its in the back of the property. Staff said this is bear country, so dont leave food out. It would be nice for longer stays as well. We are just passing through on our way home from Maine.

WARNING!! Do not choose this campsite! Extremely rude staff. DO NOT stay at this camp site if you are looking to get away and have a fun time. Every single member of this staff was completely rude and will absolutely prevent you from enjoying this site. This site is very expensive compared to other campgrounds, and this was the worst experience I have ever had at a campsite. Do not recommend, terrible customer service. Will never be returning.

Just got back from a weeks stay at Camp Taylor.It was our 3rd time there.Absolutely gorgeous the owners are amazing.We love it there see y soon

What a fantastic campground! The sites are spacious and wooded. Owners are friendly and everything is clean. Well definitely be coming back here!

We had to postpone our trip due to mechanical difficulties on our camper. owner was very nice and is crediting our deposit to our account so we can come next year. Looking forward to camping there and seeing the wolves. very nice customer service.

We just spent the last few days at the camp grounds. we all had a fantastic time. swimming, playing golf, and taking walks. plenty of room in the cabins and everything that you need is there. looking to book another trip real soon.

We stayed in Rv2 we had a great stay owner and family are absolutely amazing 🤩. We had a small problem in the rv and they accommodated us immediately. Great trails nice swimming pond and game room. All I can say about any bad reviews on here is that those people must’ve been up to no good 💁🏼‍♀️. I’ll be definitely coming back but next time In one of their deluxe cabins 😉. Thank you camp Taylor for your great hospitality ❤️ 🐺

Area was beautiful. Hearing the wolves howling made for a magical camping experience. Seeing them was even better.

Nice campground with friendly staff that makes a good base for the Delaware Water Gap. Primitive sites were well wooded, can see neighbors in the daytime but privacy level is good overall

We camped here in August. What a great campground! The staff was friendly and the facilities are well kept. Our site was spacious. I stayed at this campground about 25 years ago as a teenager and so glad to finally make it back there with my own family. Such a great campground to unwind and take in nature. We didnt have great cell service but we could care less about that. The Lakota Wolf Preserve is definitely worth the visit. You can hike right from the campground to Mount Tammany. This was about 7 mile round trip and totally worth it. Such amazing views! I would stay here again without a doubt!

Drove 2 hours.No fires allowed the first night. Forest service says so. Fine.We make a fire the second day to actually have a hot meal after we checked that all three zones in NJ were in low risk. We were told to put it out and that no fires until 7pm.Leaving before our second night and wont be returning. Wish we could get a refund on the night were not using and the flipping expensive wood we bought.DO NOT BOTHER.Camp on state land or something.$37 a night for this.$5 will get you a site in the Pinelands with no restrictions and head counting.

I recently stayed at this campground at the end of July 2021 for two nights and three days. They were accommodative enough to let me to do an early check in. So I checked in around 1 pm instead of 3 pm. Overall we had a good time. However the reason I took out two stars are the following.1. Reception and staff - we were received by two girls and they looked very bored during the check in process. Even when you call the campground one of the girls picks up and just says Taylor and waits, not even welcome to Camp Taylor or Camp Taylor, how can I help you. They did not seem very enthusiastic about answering questions as well. When we left we spent some time in the game room and had parked outside it. One of the men from the reception told us you are taking 4 spots despite the fact that there were no parking lines marked.2. Campsite - while I do understand the reason they have gravel roads, I cannot understand why an actual tent site has so much gravel making it very difficult to pitch a tent by driving the stake into the ground or to just put some tiki lamps. It was a horrible experience setting up the tent.3. Not kid friendly - we had a 4 year old with us and a 7 year old. They were active and playing and someone stopped by at 11:30 pm and said that it is quiet hours and not to make any noise. I did not find this to be too kid friendly. The campground can say what it wants but I strongly believe this was not a too kid friendly site.4. Firewood - you cannot carry your own firewood. However the ones they sell do not give a blazing fire. So it put us in a place where we couldnt enjoy the fire that much despite paying to buy the wood.5. Hiking trails - There is no trail map available on-line to be able to plan your hikes. When you call you are just told they have a hike through the Water gap but they dont explain that it is quite a long walk to get to that hike and quite nearly impossible if you are traveling with kids. Even the Lakota wolf preserve did not have availability the days we were there. It is a walk up some paths to reach the Wolf preserve from the camping site but nowhere on the map is the actual distance also called out. Since you dont have a trail map before going to this place, it becomes difficult planning the hikes. The least they can do is put the trial maps with actual distances called out on the website.6. Bathrooms - The bathroom appears fairly old in texture and look. I have seen better bathrooms in state sites.7. Wolf sounds - the much hyped about wolf howls at night from the Lakota wolf preserve never happened.It was definitely worth a one time visit and prices of things you can buy in the store is very reasonable but overall I think I am going to keep looking.

Fun visit. Stand alone bathrooms were very smelly. Other than that, it was great.

My wife and I love this place. Its so relaxing listening to the wolves while camping.

Very nice, rustic, large sites, playground, mini golf, and swimming lake, babbling brook, Lakota Wolf preserve close by. Cool to hear them howling at times! Not at night!

Had an amazing camping 🏕 weekend at Camp Taylor !! I camped with a tent and found the campground to be peaceful and serene. Hearing all the birds in the morning was the best part for me . Highly recommend!!

Beautiful and quiet place to enjoy your camping experience.

Great place cabins are clean and well equipped camp bathrooms are spotless

Just walked through to reach Wolf preserve.

This campground is lovely. Very wooded. Some sites are more private than others but all have a wooded and private feel. Its GREAT For kids. A nice playground with tons of kids running all over. The swimming pond is pleasant and great to cool off in. The bathrooms/showers are clean and well maintained. The small mini-golf course is a fun distraction for a bit. There are great trails to hike to right from the campground as well as the Wolf Preserve. We stayed along the Creek which was nice and combined an RV and tent site to accommodate our family. Water and electric hookups are standard, no sewer, but there is a dump station. The store is cute and has just about anything that you need.

The site was clean and very well maintained. The check in process was quick and easy. Be sure to book the tour, you won’t be disappointed.A couple of warnings for larger 5th wheels. We have a 41’. On the way out right before the store, the grade caused my back jacks to dig in. Also, there was no way I was getting into the dump station given that angle. I’d suggest pulling past it and backing in. I thought of this after the fact. Can’t wait to go back!!!

Feeling refreshed and recharged after a much needed weekend getaway at Camp Taylor! The staff are so friendly and accommodating, and I have to give Josh a special shout out for getting us a more private site at the last minute during a busy weekend. The bathrooms are clean & sites are well maintained. Hiking directly from the campsite up to gorgeous Mt Tammany with amazing views of the Delaware Water Gap. The wolf preserve is a huge bonus and you can even hear the wolves howling occasionally from your camp site. Our second time camping here and we will definitely be back!

We had a primitive site which means no water or electric. It was pretty unnerving, but cool after the fact to wake up to a coyote walking around our tent at 2:15am.Theres a nice playground, creek, the lake leaves a lot to be desired, everything is well maintained and people are wearing masks indoors.Proximity to some great activities as well.

Loved it. Have been here a couple of times. Staff is always helpful. Facilities are clean. Campsites are always clean and safe. Good for hiking to sunfish pond or Mt. Tamaney or the Appalachian trails

This place is very basic camping and if you know that ahead of time, you will enjoy it very much! Theres no pool but a clean, small lake. No fishing in the lake. Many sites are seasonal but they do have spacious and shaded sites that have electric and water and plenty of rough sites (no water or electric at the sites). They have several cabins to rent. Dont expect anything glamorous or many free extras but you have peace, trees, hiking trails, lots of woods near by and of course the best part the Lakota Wolf Preserve. Ive been here many times and I will be back.

Just got back from an amazing time at Taylor campgrounds. Staff very friendly and place was very clean. Restroom and showers were very clean. Amazing to sit in morning and evening listening to the wolves on top of the hill. Already making plans to go back.

Great campground. Friendly staff.

Didnt stay here but looks like a nice campground

This is a beautiful campsite. We enjoyed it so much we made another reservation for 3 weeks later. The bad reviews were certain people that didnt like to follow a couple simple rules. Hey they are made for a reason. And the wolf reserve is alot of fun and very educational. Sometimes you can hear them howling down in the campsites.

Very nice campground. Spacious sites, nice and clean shower house and rest rooms. Hiking trails, pond, friendly staff and small camp store. Play area for children. Would definitely return. Lakota wolf preserve is with Im walking distance. A must see.

Nice campground next to Wolf Preserve.

We stayed once in the cabin then choose to be seasonal campers for five or so years. Very quiet and relaxing where you WANT to go to getaway from it all. Although we no longer have our rv we still go 1 to 2x a year to visit other campers and say hi to the Taylors and staff because it is so damn relaxing there!

This is a great campground for all! They offer something for everyone. Great for groups, families, kids or even a guys weekend away. Great hiking options too as it connects to the Delaware Water Gap trail system.I really appreciate how they are a bit more relaxed when it comes to regulations. As long as you play by the rules and are respectful, they won’t give you a hard time. Many other campgrounds and state parks have staff checking in on you multiple times per day, rules on # of tents permitted, etc.

Great place to camp. There are very private sites cabins and everything in between. Very kid friendly also and the staff is really nice. The wolf preserve is amazing to tour and yes its completely fenced in and safe. Love coming back here.

The campground is nice but rustic, if ever in this area again we might consider staying again. The only improvement Id make is the lady at the reception area. She was rude when we were checking in and constantly interrupted the young lady trying to help us.

I love this campground! Lots of fun here! The staff educated us on how to camp with wildlife so that we all can enjoy out time here. I especially like the time they spent on educating us on bear safety. It was nice observing the bears in their habitat. Remember that when camping we are visiting their homeI love to hear the wolves howl too. Great clean camping and the bathrooms are super clean too. Remember when ever in doubt ask you campground staff. They are very knowledgeable.

We decided to go to camp Taylor last minute so a unplanned trip didnt go well at first. We missed the wolf tour because I was to lazy to read that you need tickets in advance and they are sold out for about two weeks due to a Corona schedule. However you can walk the trails and view the wolf sanctuary from the outside perimeter. We did get lucky from the outside and actually see a wolf however he was more interested in sleeping than he was looking at us. If youre into hiking and walking this place has endless trails it is an enormous piece of property I believe they said 400 acres. It is a family-owned business and all of the family works there we were lucky enough to get some time to speak with the daughter of the owner. And was able to find out how the whole entire camp thing started It was very interesting. Youre not allowed to bring in wood from the outside but they have a decent bundle for five bucks and its dry. They also dont want mammoth bonfires there so for about 20 bucks you can burn from dark to 2:00 a.m. with the decent size fire. The property is extremely clean and litter free. The campsites for tents all seem to vary in size however they all seem to be more than adequate. We paid $35 a night for two people which I thought was more than reasonable for what they have there. They have ice and vending machines for cold drinks as well as snacks inside. They also have a nice little wolf gift shop which goes towards helping the wolves we bought a wolf lamp and a hummingbird feeder. We were able to get the wolf lamp for $49 which I thought was an excellent bargain. In my poor planning I didnt realize that I hadnt brought coffee either I went to the store in the morning and lo and behold they sell coffee. At $0.25 a cup and I kid you not. Also through Uber and dealing directly with restaurants were able to get assorted different foods delivered to the campsite. They also have a game room and a lounge but unfortunately we missed that as they were closed due to the Corona. All in all the place gets five stars was very nice relaxing weekend and we will definitely be back soon. a special thanks to the Taylor family for all the hard work you put into camp Taylor.

I came here several times as a kid and loved it. I came back as an adult with my own kids and stayed in an RV rental they had. The RV was great and the scenic campground can’t be beat, the location is beautiful. The only reason I don’t give it 5 stars is because the “swimming pond” is gross, the playground area is pretty run down and they don’t mess around after 11, they say it’s quite hours but they really just want you to go inside and sleep. Even quietly talking to your wife around the fire will be an issue. I would still go back though, as strict as they are about the noise, they are still very friendly. The campsites are beautiful.

Very relaxed. This is a family type campground, meaning no late nite raging keg parties. Lots of wildlife, and there is a nice trail that will lead you up to the water gap overlook right on the property. Owners are on site.

Great time with awesome friends. Very relaxing.Will definitely be coming back.Thank you Camp Taylor !!!!!

Very rude owner that does not know how to communicate and will threaten to call the state troopers for no reason at all. Doesnt seem to know how to handle his own business. Turned us away after arriving after 9pm saying that no one was allowed in after that time even though we had already paid and our group was checked into the spot. We drove two hours, got lost, and had absolutely no way of finding another place to stay for the night. Would never recommend this place.

Wow, where to start . Unexpected. This place is a true gem is it not only relaxing but it is amazing. We stood in a cabin and we did not know what to expect. Must say it was more than what we expected. The owners were super friendly and helpful. Very affordable. A unique experience in the woods. Camping was great. They also have an amazing wolf reserve close by where you can do tours or take a hike up to see those majestic creatures. The total experience and we will definitely go again. Being out in nature was an amazing experience. A positive experience very affordable.

Lovely owners and a great campground! The sites are spacious whether tenting, or in a RV. Wooded sites with picnic table & fire pit. Very clean bathrooms. Potable water and electric at specific sites. Wi-fi available. The owners are very friendly & accommodating; very familiar with the area if you need to run to a Walmart, or a gas station; or for outdoor adventures such as hiking & kayaking/ canoeing... they can help you find it! Plus, the Lakota Wolf Preserve is located on the campground property, so if you want to see that, you can get tickets throught their website.It is a wonderful campground for families, too, with lots of do!Definitely will be back again!

Very nice campground. Super clean. Friendly staff and campers. Wolf preserve is a must see

My husband and friends have called here for years. This is truly a lovely quiet place to camp. My family had grown to detest the overly crowded and busy resorts! Staff here is friendly and helpful. We especially like the sites towards the back of the campground. It is wonderful to be in unspoiled surroundings. We have seen wildlife from our site from chipmunks to even a bear once. Friendly deer that I watched eat out of the campground owners hand! Thank you for a true camping experience!

One of the best campgrounds we have ever stayed at. We travel full time in our RV and have been all over the country and would love to come back here someday. We had a few nights with only a couple people camping near us and we could hear the wolves and owls at night. Even had a black bear wander by our RV. The owner is no nonsense and doesn’t tolerate obnoxious behavior, which we appreciate. If you see a low review on here, I’m sure it was because they were asked to either keep it down or leave.

BEWARE of the OWNER!!! He is extremely rude to young groups. He hassles you for small issues and tells you to leave (of course hell keep the money) or to be quiet. On a one night stay he came 3 times...go figure. Think twice before coming here..there are other campgrounds.

True Outdoor Experience at its BEST!!We thoroughly enjoyed our weekend stay at Camp Taylor! Beautiful wooded sites with a rustic feel but with water & electric and lots of great amenities. SUPER friendly & helpful owners. We will return!!

Great tent camp sites. They have RV spots and cabins also. 10 minutes from an Acme for any incidentals.

Nice campground with all of the hookups needed for an RV. The difference between a 4 star and 5 star is that I had to back my 35 foot RV into place instead of a drive through. 2 advantages to this campground are the wild preserve next door that you can tour on a bus that comes to the campground plus access to trails. If you know what youre doing, you can hike to the

Great camping place..unfortunately i found some sites were on top of each others Iike the cluster of 50s sites.but we had nr19 and on that side it was great..good size sites. Go see the wolve place. bathrooms and showers are clean

Enjoyed ourselves (end of season). They do have a haunted house and various activities depending on time of year. Can visit local fairs, events if you desire. Lakota Wolf preserve is located on same land but they are a separate entity from the campground.

We really enjoyed staying here, the grounds were well kept , we felt at ease that loud or drunk people are not welcome & it reflected in the quite peaceful night ( when I go camping I want to hear crickets not Rap and swearing)The pond was wonderful.Looking forward to return next season.

Thank you vey much for another great time at Camp Taylor. My familys been going to this camp ground for 10 years, and we have never had a bad experience. The facilities are always clean, the RV and Cabin rentals are always in great condition. The Taylor family have always been polite, helpful and courteous. I have been to state owned and private camp grounds throughout the state, and this is by far the best. The wildlife is amazing (You are in Sussex County= Bear) deer are awesome, the lake is clean. If you are afraid of Bear dont reserve a a tent, sit and then complain to the owners. Common sense rules here. The people with negative comments and bad reviews are the people who were most likely removed because of their pathetic/drunken behavior. There is no reason to rent a site, cut down trees, shoot pellet guns, and destroy the vacation for your neighbors who have children. Thank you again to the Taylor Family. We will be back every year.-Bob Campanella & Family

This land is the most sacred on Earth!!! From the top of the ridge that borders the property and the state forest, you can see the best sunrises in North Jersey. These superior views give you an unparalleled experience all the way through sunset and beyond. When I die, do think Im some nut, but I would like my ashes sprinkled from a plane of Camp Taylor.

Thank you again for providing such a wonderful campground for so many to enjoy. Our stay as always was fantastic the only downside is we had to leave and go back to the hustle and bustle. Sites are private and clean. Bathrooms and showers are always clean.The staff is friendly and courteous and take a lot of pride in their property. We even had a bear encounter (which totally made my weekend) but with a stern tone it was a brief encounter nonetheless. Truly an amazing camping experience always look forward to the next time.

Great camping ground

If youre part of a younger crowd, youre going to have a problem. Owner and his son are incredibly rude and aggresive. We were there less than 24 hours and had the worst time you could imagine. Making noise during non-quiet hours is a problem for them. They yelled at another group of young people for LAUGHING too loudly.... This place is beyond miserable, stay very very far away from it.

This is a wonderful campground!!! Lovely clean sites, clean cabins with comfortable mattresses, clean beautifully decorated restroom, friendly hosts, and a host of wildlife including a really nice wolf preserve. This perfectly located homey campground was the perfect locale for our girls weekend. Owners Jean and Clay were especially nice and provided all kinds of detailed options for our proposed hiking adventure. I will be back. Thank you!!!!!

We have been going to Camp Taylor at least once a year for the past 6 years and we love it there! Unlike many other campgrounds, you get the true camping experience. The camp sites are in the woods and not in an open field and they each have a fire pit for a camp fire and a flat area for setting up your tent(s). If youre into it, you can collect firewood for your fire from naturally fallen trees to save some money (Camp Taylor also sells firewood). Walking up to see the wolves is always fun and hearing them howl at night is a unique experience. If you like hiking, youre also covered: past where the wolves are there is a hiking trail that will lead you to a beautiful view of the Delaware Water Gap. Camp Taylor is family oriented and they enforce quiet hours so people can enjoy nature and their sleep at night. That doesnt mean you cant talk or listen to music past 11 PM; just keep the volume down and be respectful of your camping neighbors and you will be fine. There are portable bathrooms near the campsites but you also have the option of walking down to the office area where they have real bathrooms and coin-operated hot showers if you need to feel more at home when going to the bathroom. On top of all of this, Mr. Taylor and his family are always extremely nice and go out of their way to ensure that you have a great experience while staying there. Go visit Camp Taylor during your next camping trip and you will not regret it!

Due to a family emergency - i had to cancel our reservation. My friend and I had a reservation for a TENT campsite with no hookups and despite the fine print, you cannot get your payment back.For a family run business - and for a TENT campsite -- wouldve been nice to get my cash back. no worries, I will not be camping here in the future; and ill be sure to let anyone i know to venture elsewhere.

Very enjoyable experience here. Comfortably nestled in a bucolic landscape. The site was well maintained and it was apparent that the staff take tremendous pride in providing an entertaining experience. The bathroom were conveniently located and functional. The electric outlet and access to WiFi were splendid conveniences.

My children and I were in the area to hike the Appalachian Trail and meet friends and last minute we chose this campground. I can say I am very pleased that we did. I am an avid camper and hiker and was extremely pleased with the grounds and the staff. It was a small quaint general store that gives you the feeling of being in the mountains. I was very pleased with how wooded most of the sites were and gave an air of privacy. Lots to do to keep my children happy, being teenagers this can be a task. They told me they enjoyed it and chose to stay the second night. We stayed on a Saturday and a Sunday night, Sunday night was very quiet. I would say the only suggestion that I would make is to perhaps move the trash around the park to steel cans with lids, in case of bear issues. I did pass a adolescent Bear in the area, but had no problems whatsoever at the camp. The Staff was helpful and kind. They had fun events as well hosted by management and also a Wolf Sanctuary that you could walk to. Bathrooms and showers were clean and well managed. I will definitely be going back. Thank you Camp Taylor!

Me and my family would go to the campsite for years. My only problem was with the owner. Clayton.He was always rude to me. Spoke bad about me. And one night came to my cabin and spied on me and my family. Peeping tom.

Clean, quite, not too crowded, beautiful lake, trail in campground. Nothing to complain.

Don’t waste your time going to this camp group. The sites are really close next to each other. The bathroom smells and the owner and staff are really rude.

Nice place for hanging out around a fire pit

The place is great... the accessibility to the trails running through the Water Gap is perfect... you can access several right from the campground. The camping site are fairly large and the utilities just fine... we were at the location on a very busy weekend so of course you do hear your neighbors and such but overall its a quiet campground. Everyone was nice. Id suggest asking for their hiking map available at the front desk if youre interested in a hike or two... they have two trails on their property with one accessing the National Trails (something for every skill level). This campground is great for children but also for campers wanting to access more remote areas... also great if youre hiking the AT plan a day here for showering and relaxing... about 2 miles on a side trail...

I love Camp Taylor if you dont have a tent or an RV you could always rent a cabin there is no cable for TV which was no big deal for me they have the Lakota wolf preserve their also which is really cool. The climb up Mount Pleasant Road is little steep but not overwhelming. Overall I like the setting there Ill be back in the future

This was our second time coming here and we love it. Great outdoor experience with lots of hiking and trails leading to the Delaware water gap. The wolf preserve is educational and awesome to see these beautiful animals. Staff is very friendly. Cant wait to come back next year.

Nice place, very wooded and tranquil. Proximity to the wolf preserve is a plus.

So peaceful relaxing. Very friendly.

This was I first time here. The camping is very clean quiet and roomy between sites. The staff is outstanding and very helpful. There is a ton to do from visiting the wolves to hiking the amazing sights. If you are a tent camper to RV they make you feel welcome!

Owner was very rude and creates issues of small things. The bathrooms are not near to camp sites and especially at night time it becomes difficult. There is a restroom trailer which was unbelievably dirty was not getting cleaned. Plus there was no fence around the camp ground and a big black bear was there in morning at a near by site - very unsafe for kids and people with camping in tents. Site size was very small. And it was expensive. They charge by people per site ( 2 people only included at one site) kids charge extra. Not very happy with experience. Next time will go to a near by KOA camp site.

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Beautiful grounds, very well kept. Friendly atmosphere.

Really nice campground. Some sites back up to a creek great access to wolf Reserve and direct access to challenging hikes up to mt tam. but great views

My family stayed here for 1 night in conjunction with this locations participation in Tents for Troops. I wish we could have stayed longer, but I had to report for duty in CT. This is a very cool location with good amenities and courteous staff. Good hiking, wolves (in an enclosed, viewable area), foxes (same, although I bet there free ranges foxes here too), as well as other wildlife (saw a rabbit and a very tame deer and was told there was a black bear passing through). Highly recommended; I would come back here for a spring, summer, or fall vacation. I couldnt find laundry facilities. Note on getting there: call ahead and ask for the easier grade route if youre towing something heavy. It uses Benton Road from 94. I took the way suggested by Google maps and it was very unnerving to climb two giant hills. Never seen my truck work that hard before, but it barely made it, thank goodness.

Love this place! The workers are super friendly and the place is really clean! They sell wood and ice on the grounds and have a little store that sells some cool things as well. The wolfs In the distance howling is just so cool! Showers are nice although the soap holders have gotten a bit rusty..There is a huge straight up hill driving in but other then that and awesome place to camp!! We will be back. :)

Update!! Was back again to stay here last month and had a great time and so enjoyed seeing the bear and deer that wander through out the park. Again the wolves can be heard if you listen closely from their preserve. A must see!! Great nature experience.I was at Camp Taylor for 6 beautiful day and nights starting June 17th. The sites were large and well taken care of as is the whole camp. I had a great view of the lake and was within walking distance to the beach. The wolf preserve was very interesting and worth every cent. Jeanne and her husband made you feel welcome as did all the workers. Close to lots to do like walking the AT or horseback riding. Short distance from Interstate 80.

Loved this Park has to be hands down the biggest parks Ive ever been to.

Love this campground with adjacent wolf preserve. You really get a chance to get back to nature with fire pits, nature trails and just peace and quiet. Professional staff who are extremely courteous. My family has been going there for years.

Had a fantastic time camping with the family this weekend! Clayton, Josh, and the rest of the Camp Taylor family are truly accommodating and a joy to talk to. The wolf reserve is just the cherry on top and what makes this campground pretty up unique.

Have been to camp Taylor 5-6 times now- always enjoyable! Sure the spaces are close in a few areas - but not all of them! If you are an idiot that can’t behave in public, expect trouble! I have yet to see owners as involved as the Taylor’s in the going’s on!

Appeasing campground keep sites Are a very nice size people are amazing there

Beautiful. Im definitely going back when it gets cooler out. it was so great how passionate the owners were about the wolves. truly fell in love with it.

A pleasant rustic campground in the mountains of NJ.

Great campground with multiple options on campsites. Sites for tent camping with and without water and electricity. Sites for RVs. The have showers, game room and a store at the front office. The have great trails to hike and are connected to the Lakota Wolf Preserve that offers tours.

Camp Taylor was absolutely phenomenal. We stayed at site 64 and were right by the creek. It was so peaceful.

Fantastic,wooded environment. Friendly staff, clean facilities. Great hiking trails, wolf preserve on premises.

Was very relaxing and enjoyable. Thank you so much

I live this camp ground. The people that run this campground is very friendly and knowledgeable. Thenare willing to go the extra mile to ensure that your visit is peaceful and outstanding. I will be coming back here in the future.

Absolutely horrific experience. The owner is very rude and wouldn’t even make eye contact with us when we had concerns. Tried to scare us off the property when he didn’t want us there. Highly DO NOT RECOMMEND this place. Save your money.

Had a nice time, friendly staff. Clean showers n bathrooms. Affordable wood n ice . Saw wild turkeys, deer and a bear. Look forward to going back again !