Kymer's Camping Resort

The Great Outdoors

There are many stunning state parks worth visiting when you book a motorhome rental near Branchville, and one of the closest to the town is Swartswood State Park. This park is one of New Jersey's oldest parks and contains Swartswood Lake, drawing watersports enthusiasts from across the state. Activities including swimming, boating, and fishing are among the most popular, and anglers can catch catfish, perch, and bass in these waters. Surrounding the lake are woodlands, and several nature trails run through the park, which can be challenging due to the region's hilly and rocky terrain.Branchville campers looking for a state park with spectacular views should stop by High Point State Park. This park consists of valleys and forests surrounding the High Point Monument, a 220-foot-tall climbable tower that stands over 1,800 feet above sea level, affording gorgeous panoramic views of the tri-state area. Aside from the monument, the park contains several lakes, including Lake Marcia, which is perfect for swimming, and Sawmill Lake, which is excellent for boating. Fishing is also popular at the park, and catches include largemouth bass and trout.Another park that is perfect for adventurers is Allamuchy Mountain State Park. This park is full of rugged terrain, valleys, and hills, making it ideal for horseback riding, hiking, and biking, with over 14 miles of trails to explore. While hiking is very popular, this park's most popular draw is fishing, due to the excellent trout found in the Musconetcong River. This river is also great for other watersports such as kayaking and canoeing. If you're feeling especially adventurous, check out the park's designated rock climbing area. If you'd prefer to relax, the park has several picnic areas overlooking the river and the valley.

Exploring the City

While enjoying your campervan rental in northern New Jersey, you'll want to explore some nearby cities, and Branchville campers will have New York City right on their doorstep. This historic city is full of unique attractions, and anybody wanting to see the city's landmarks will want to visit The Statue of Liberty. This historic statue stands at over 300 feet tall, overlooking the city from Liberty Island. It was given to America as a gift from the French as a sign of freedom and friendship. Visitors can book tickets to climb up to Lady Liberty's crown, affording breathtaking views of New York's skyline. After seeing here statue, visit the Statue of Liberty Museum to learn more about its construction and history.New York City boasts some of the best museums in the country, and one of the most well-known is The Metropolitan Museum of Art. This art museum is the biggest in the country. It has over two million objects in its permanent collection, spanning over 5,000 years of history. The Met holds art from across the world, spanning from Israel to Asia.If you're looking for an activity the whole family will love, consider visiting one of New York City's zoos. Central Park Zoo is convenient if you're exploring downtown, and this small zoo offers a welcome respite from the busy streets. You can see some of the world's coolest critters, including penguins, snow leopards, and red pandas. The zoo also offers experiences where you can watch animals being fed or catch a show at the 4-D cinema.