• RV camping is available near I-95 In Pennsylvania.rv, image by Greg Pickens from Fotolia.com
  
  Interstate 95 connects states along the East Coast from Maine to Florida. The Pennsylvania portion of the interstate runs near historic sites in Philadelphia and the hand-crafted furniture and crafts of the Pennsylvania Dutch country around Lancaster County. I-95 has exits near Chester, Langhorne, Yardley, Ottsville, New Holland, New Hope and Philadelphia. Cities and towns near I-95 offer restaurants, shopping, camping grounds and other lodging options. Recreational activities include fishing, hiking and swimming.
  
  

Philadelphia / West Chester KOA

• The Philadelphia/West Chester KOA is approximately 24 miles from exit 3A on I-95, in Coatesville, Pennsylvania. The campground is a one-hour drive from Philadelphia or Lancaster, Pennsylvania, and approximately 35 minutes from Wilmington, Delaware. The campground offers 39 RV sites with full hookups and either 30- or 50-amp electricity and 20 RV sites with water and 20-, 30- or 50-amp electricity. Pull-through sites can accommodate RVs up to 90 feet in length and many of the sites can accommodate slide-outs. Park amenities include free cable television, laundry services, a café, snack bar, free Wi-Fi, convenience store, gift shop, meeting facilities, gas service, pet walking areas, fishing, planned activities, pool, playground, game area, canoeing and miniature golf. Nearby attractions include the Brandywine River Museum, Independence National Historic Park, Valley Forge National Park, Amish Country, Hagley Museum and Brandywine Battlefield Park. Rates in 2010 average $50 to $60 for sites with full hookups.
  
  Philadelphia / West Chester KOA
  
  1659 Embreeville Road
  
  Coatesville, PA 19320
  
  610-486-0447
  
  philadelphiakoa.com/
  
  

Beaver Valley Family Campground

• Beaver Valley Family Campground is about 30 miles from Exit 49 on I-95, in Ottsville, Pennsylvania. The campground is situated in the hilly region of Bucks County, about 30 minutes from New Hope, Pennsylvania. The more than 100 RV sites feature 30-amp electric service and water hookup. The park accepts RVs up to 34 feet long, and accommodates slide-outs. Amenities include restrooms with showers, sanitary dump station, laundry facilities, camp store, propane/ice/firewood sales, basketball courts, shuffleboard, volleyball courts, free wireless Internet, cable television, fire rings, picnic tables, a rally field, full-size swimming pool and children’s pool, recreation hall, gift shop, game room, hiking trails, hay rides and a playground. Rates in 2010 start at $33 per day. The park offers weekly and monthly rates.
  
  Beaver Valley Family Campground
  
  80 Clayridge Road
  
  Ottsville, PA 18942
  
  610-847-5643
  
  campbeavervalley.com
  
  

Spring Gulch Resort Campground

• Spring Gulch Resort Campground is about 50 miles from exit I-95 in New Holland, Pennsylvania. The park is about one hour from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, or Wilmington, Delaware. Many of the more than 1,000 RV sites can accommodate big-rigs. All sites include picnic table, fire ring and 30- or 50-amp electric service. Many sites offer full hookups with electric, sewer, water and cable TV; some have electric and water hookups only. On-site amenities include restrooms with showers, laundry facilities, two pools, tennis courts, fitness center, day spa, sand beach, trout-stocked lake for fishing, swimming lake, wireless Internet service, dance barn, basketball courts, softball field, volleyball courts, hot tub, miniature golf, hiking trails, horseshoes, karaoke and activities for children. Rates in 2010 start at $57 per day. Seasonal rates start at $3,383 plus metered electricity.
  
  Spring Gulch Resort Campground
  
  475 Lynch Road
  
  New Holland, PA 17557
  
  866-864-8524
  
  springgulch.com/