Lake In Wood Resort

The Great Outdoors

There are lots of fun outdoor activities to explore while camping in an RV at Lake-In-Wood Resort. French Creek State Park is nearby, which is a huge wooded park with plenty of opportunities for outdoor fun. There are over 35 miles of hiking trails at this state park, with options for all skill levels. There are also 20 miles of challenging mountain biking trails, as well as one long trail that is accessible for equestrian use. During the winter, hiking trails can be used for cross-country skiing. There's also an area for sledding.The park is also home to Hopewell Lake and Scotts Run Lake, which have a combined 90 acres of water for boating and fishing. There are boat launches on both lakes, and boat rentals are available during the summer. Boats should display some form of boat registration - talk to the park office for more details. Though swimming is not allowed in the lakes, there is a pool complex near Hopewell Lake that is open during the summer. Both lakes offer fishing, with Scotts Run Lake offering trout and coldwater fish, and Hopewell Lake offering bass, pike, walleye, panfish, and more. Ice fishing is allowed on both lakes in the winter.There are several approved hunting lands you can use when you book an RV rental in Lancaster County. There are recognized state game land areas just outside of the campground, but there are also hunting lands within French Creek State Park. Some game species that are typically available here include deer, squirrel, rabbit, pheasant, and turkey.

Exploring The Area

Lake-In-Wood Resort is a short drive from the scenic and historic city of Reading. Although Reading is a small city, there are lots of fun activities to explore there. The town sits in the shadow of Mt. Penn, atop of which you'll find the Pagoda, a beautiful Asian-inspired structure. The Reading Public Museum is also worth a visit; this museum has a variety of unique exhibits featuring both arts and sciences.While camping at Lake-In-Wood Resort, you'll be in the midst of Pennsylvania's Amish country, which is full of fun and interesting things to do. This area is known for its incredible flea markets and antique stores, making it a great place to go shopping. Embark on a guided excursion of the region, take a buggy ride, or take a tour of an authentic Amish farm.At just an hour's drive away, Philadelphia makes for an easy day trip when you're RV camping at Lake-In-Wood Resort. The City of Brotherly Love is one of the most important places in the nation's history, and there are so many amazing places to visit. History buffs will want to visit Valley Forge, Independence Hall, and the Liberty Bell to see famous Revolutionary War scenes brought to life. Art lovers won't want to miss the iconic Philadelphia Museum of Art as well as the lesser-known Barnes Foundation, home to a vast collection of impressionist and modernist works.Philadelphia also has an excellent culinary scene, which you can explore at the Reading Terminal Market. Historic Old City is nearby and is also home to renowned restaurants and nightlife. Nearly every cuisine imaginable is available in the city, including Meditteranean, Mexican, Italian, and, of course, cheesesteaks.