Dingman’s Campground

2017 New England, Delaware Water Gap NRA-NJ-PA, National Parks, Pennsylvania, Road Trip, States

It’s Labor Day, the last day of the last weekend of summer. Tomorrow the kids will all be back to school and parents back to work. All along the highway today we spied RVs apparently heading home. Here at Dingman’s Campground Site 64 there’s no one around. The site next door was populated when we arrived with a large noisy family in the process of breaking camp but they have left. We’re alone now. Should be a peaceful night! ‘Til then we’re planning to explore a bit here in the Delaware Water Gap.

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