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I-95 Camping - Camping Areas and RV Parks
Camping Areas and RV Parks located no further than 10 miles from an I-95 exit are listed below. These listing run north to south. Individual exits show intersecting routes and cities and towns accessible from that exit. For a complete listing of all I-95 exit services, including popular alternate routes, order our latest edition today!

New York (north) < New Jersey Camping & RV Parks > Delaware (south)

In New Jersey (@ Exit 10), I-95 runs westward but ends shortly thereafter. It begins again in Trenton, N.J., passes through Philadelphia, PA. and Wilmington DE. then finally joins I-295 in Delaware. Travelers (and this guide) use the New Jersey Turnpike instead of I-95 in this area as it is a quicker, more direct north/south route.

Exit 16 East (110) - NY 3, Secaucus, Lincoln Tunnel
New Yorker RV Park & Campground (1mi. east on NJ3, south 1/2mi. on US 1/US 9 to 1st U-turn, then north 1.4mi. on US 1/US 9)

New York (north) < New Jersey Camping & RV Parks > Delaware (south)

 

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