Gettysburg Farm RV Campground

The Great Outdoors

The rolling hills, scenic farms, and divine countryside of southern Pennsylvania are renowned for their beauty, with winding roads and raging rivers galore. When you rent an RV near Gettysburg Farm RV Campground, there are even some fantastic parks nearby to visit when you want to explore beyond your campsite.Caledonia State Park is a lovely outdoor hub and one of the larger recreation areas in the state. Combined with Michaux State Forest, this massive wooded area has great hunting, hiking, fishing, swimming, biking, and wide-open camping facilities too.Gifford Pinchot State Park and Codorus State Park are two fabulous additions to any travel itinerary while you're camping at Gettysburg Farm RV Campground, especially if you feel like swimming, boating, or fishing in a large lake. Codorus State Park is several miles east of Gettysburg, home to a large human-made lake, a 54-hole disc golf course, and a swimming pool. Gifford Pinchot State Park is named for the outdoor enthusiast and politician Gifford Pinchot. The park has long-distance trekking trails like the Mason-Dixon Trail. Camping or hiking by the lake are also options at this incredible state park.For a different sort of park, Gettysburg National Military Park enables you to explore one of the most infamous battlegrounds in the country’s history. Tour the grounds with knowledgeable park rangers and learn about the battle tactics and implications of this violent and decisive military conflict.

City Attractions

When you camp at Gettysburg Farm RV Campground, you'll be near the cities of York, Harrisburg, and Gettysburg. There are a variety of conveniences and attractions to check out when you feel like heading into civilization for some sightseeing or shopping. Gettysburg is the closest of the three, chock-full of historic sites like the Gettysburg National Military Park, Gettysburg National Cemetery, and hundreds of other old structures.Historical homes like the Shriver House Museum, the Dobbin House Tavern, the Jennie Wade House, and the Eisenhower National Historic Site are just a few places to consider while looking to learn about the small city. The Eisenhower National Historic Site was home to the late president. Just south of the Gettysburg National Military Park, this site highlights a fantastic balance of nature, history, and culture. Enjoy the mountain views, observe resident wildlife, and then head inside for a self-guided tour of the Eisenhower home and farm.The Gettysburg Museum of History is another place to learn about the fascinating history of the city, from its founding to the military conflicts that happened just outside the city limits. All eras of American history are covered at this unique institution, and you can even take some spooky ghost tours to see the many haunted sites around the city.Prep for your terrifying tour with a stop by the Museum of Haunted Objects. This place is both bizarre and interesting and sure to make your skin crawl. Carrying on the ghostly legacy of the historic city, you can hear real ghost stories and understand the connection between the Battle of Gettysburg and the frequent ghost sightings in Gettysburg.Book an RV rental near Dover, PA, and you can immerse yourself in this historic and scenic region. Settle into a campsite at Gettysburg Farm RV Campground and start your next adventure.