Ringing rocks is now open for the season! Book now!
We'll be doing a group kayak/tubing. There's of lots of other fun things to do in the area
| Ringing Rocks County Park
Our name sake! The 128 acre park contains a field of boulders that have an unusual property. When the rocks are struck with a hammer or another rock, they make a ringing sound, similar to that of a metal pipe being struck. The park also features a waterfall and hiking trails. The 5,283 acre park boasts a variety of outdoor activities for the whole family, including hiking, biking, horseback riding, picnicking, swimming, boating, and fishing. Located in the beautiful village of Point Pleasant, PA, River Country offers kayaks, canoes, river rafts and the ever popular river tube for hours of fun on the Delaware River. Enjoy hours of fun tubing, rafting, kayaking, or canoeing on the Delaware river. Tohickon Creek flows through this 45 acre park, making it a scenic picnic and hiking area. The "High Rocks" section of the park features an outstanding view of Tohickon Creek and the 200ft sheer rock face is popular with experienced rock climbers. Hands-on fun for kids of all ages. Experience Sesame Street together with your kids through whirling rides, water slides, colorful shows, and furry friends. Dorney Park & Wildwater Kingdom Dorney Park & Wildwater Kingdom has 200 acres of more than 100 rides, games, restaurants, and attractions for the entire family. Recently opened in May 2009, the Sands Casino Resort features 3,000 state-of-the-art slot machines and electronic table games, as well as a variety of entertainment and dining options. Washington Crossing Historic Park Visit the site where General George Washington and the Continental Army crossed the Delaware River on Christmas night 1776, which re-ignited the cause of freedom and gave new life to the American Revolution. There's so much to discover in this magical land of crystal formations where the Lost River flows. Five picturesque cavern chambers feature an abundance of stalactites, stalagmites, and other crystal formations along with fluorescent minerals. The temperature in the caverns is a constant 52 degrees, so there's no better place to escape the summer heat! The 72 acre estate features an 11,000 square foot castle and a 7,000 square foot wine cellar 30 feet underground. |
Abrennan said
Hi this is my first time on the site.. I'm interested in this trip. what do I do to get signed up?
Hi, Welcome! Super easy to join in. Contact the campground directly, tell them you are arriving with this group canvascampers, it helps if you know a couple site numbers in advance when you're talking with them so they can let you know what's available of them. Once you have your site, post it here and you'll be added to the Rally list.
Make sure you're following this thread, because soon the rally coordinator will post the theme for the Saturday night potluck. Then just chime in with what you would like to bring. We'll be coming up for the day, so we look forward to meeting you.
Any questions, anytime, just let us know, happy to help!
RnR
Tubing will take about 3-4 hours and then shuttling vehicles. We plan to leave the campground at 11 am. That is in the morning for those who don't know. LOL
After going through some old paperwork, I came across a game we played at a 2011 rally. It is coming back! We will be playing a game at 5:30 on Saturday, 30 minutes before the potluck dinner.
Speaking of potluck, what's everyone bringing?
With the holiday theme in mind, I am thinking about bringing a spiral ham. A size that I can cook in a crock pot. Will also bring sandwich rolls.
Are there any shopaholics interested in going to New Hope on Saturday, instead of floating down the river? Rusty and I are planning to float down the sidewalks of New Hope.
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