Sea Pirate Campground

The Great Outdoors

Tuckerton campers will undoubtedly want to explore the breathtaking Island Beach State Park. On Long Beach Island, this ten-mile-long barrier island features pristine beaches and island vegetation, which make this the perfect beach for a coastal stroll. The park is ideal for watersports, including fishing, and anglers commonly catch flounder, striped bass, and bluefish in these waters. The area is suitable for swimming, and a mile-long stretch of beach is designated to bathing during the summer months. Due to the crystal-clear waters around the Barnegat Inlet, this area is suitable for scuba diving, and there's a two-mile stretch of beach dedicated to diving.You may want to explore some of New Jersey's famous pine forests during your campervan rental trip near Tuckerton. Parvin State Park is situated on the edge of a region known as the Pine Barrens and consists mainly of forests and swamps. During the spring, the region comes alive with over 200 different species of wildflowers blossoming, making this a magical place for a hike. Some of the most common flowers include laurel, dogwood, and azalea. At the center of the park is Parvin Lake, which is excellent for watersports such as swimming and boating. The Parvin Grove section of the lake contains a swimming beach, a lifeguard, and a concession stand.There are also some gorgeous state parks along the Delaware River, and one of the best is Neshaminy State Park. This park is located where the Neshaminy Creek runs into the Delaware River, with stunning views of the Philadelphia skyline on the horizon. The park covers over 300 acres and features a swimming pool, playground, and several picnic areas. There are over four miles of short hiking trails that are suitable for short strolls along the river. Fishing and boating are both possible at the park, and anglers can expect to hook muskie, bass, and catfish lurking in these waters.

Exploring the City

Tuckerton campers looking to experience the best attractions in the region should plan a trip to Philadelphia. The city has many exciting attractions, and one of the best for families is the Adventure Aquarium. This large aquarium features roughly 15,000 species of marine critters, including rare and endangered species. Some of the most impressive displays at the aquarium include hippos, blacktip sharks, and giant pacific octopi. The zoo also runs shows and feedings so you can see some of your favorite aquatic creatures up close.Philadelphia is a city full of culture, and this can be seen in its array of museums. The Philadelphia Museum of Art is one of the city's best museums. It features over 240,000 objects in its permanent collection, covering over 6,000 years of history with everything from sculptures and film to ancient armor. The museum features some of the world's best-known paintings, including Sunflowers by Vincent van Gogh, and Poplars by Claude Monet.A city full of history, Philadelphia has some intriguing and lesser-known historical sights that are worth discovering. Eastern State Penitentiary was one of the busiest jails in the country until its closure in the early 1970s, and some decades later, it was reopened for public tours. Visitors can take guided tours of the building, explore the administrative buildings, and visit cells of infamous former prisoners such as Al Capone and Willie Sutton. The penitentiary also hosts art displays and installations, so you'll likely see something new each time you visit.