Camping in Berks County, Pennsylvania

Family Camping in the Heart of Berks County

Adventure Bound Eagles Peak is a full-service family campground located at 397 Eagles Peak Road in Robesonia, in the rolling hills of western Berks County, Pennsylvania. The resort earned the 2024 Campspot Award for Top Large Campgrounds and the 2024 Campspot Award for Top Campgrounds for Families — national recognition that makes Eagles Peak one of the most highly rated campgrounds in Berks County and across Pennsylvania. With Pirate's Cove Water Park, heated swimming pools, mini golf, themed weekends, deluxe cabins, and full-hookup RV sites, Eagles Peak offers more on-site amenities than any other campground in the region. Whether you're looking for a weekend getaway from Reading or a week-long base camp for exploring Hershey, Lancaster, and the Pennsylvania countryside, Eagles Peak puts you in the center of it all.

Why Berks County for Camping?

Berks County sits at the crossroads of some of Pennsylvania's most popular destinations. From Eagles Peak, you're 20 minutes to Reading and its world-famous outlet shopping, 15 minutes to Hersheypark, 30 minutes to Lancaster and Amish Country, and surrounded by state parks, covered bridges, and farm country. The county itself offers a mix of natural beauty and small-town charm — from the Blue Mountain ridgeline along the northern border to the agricultural valleys that stretch south toward Lancaster County. Robesonia is a quiet community along Route 422 with easy highway access in every direction, making Eagles Peak an ideal home base for families who want to explore without long drives.

On-Site Water Park & Amenities

Eagles Peak stands out among Berks County campgrounds for the sheer volume of things to do without leaving the resort. Pirate's Cove Water Park is a pirate-themed splash zone with dump buckets, water cannons, and slides that kids can't get enough of. The heated swimming pools are open daily during the summer season. The on-site mini golf course is free for all guests. GaGa ball, pedal carts, playgrounds, basketball, volleyball, a game room, and a camp store round out the activities. Throughout the season, themed weekends — including Halloween trick-or-treating, costume contests, and site decorating competitions — turn a regular camping trip into something families talk about all year.

Things to Do in Berks County

Reading & Outlet Shopping

Reading, the Berks County seat, is 20 minutes from Eagles Peak and known for its outlet shopping. VF Outlet Center and the surrounding retail district draw shoppers from across the mid-Atlantic. Downtown Reading offers a growing restaurant and arts scene, and the Pagoda — a Japanese-style tower perched on Mount Penn — provides panoramic views of the city and surrounding valley. The GoggleWorks Center for the Arts is a restored factory turned creative hub with galleries, studios, and classes.

French Creek State Park

French Creek State Park, about 25 minutes east of Eagles Peak, covers over 7,700 acres of forested hills with two lakes, miles of hiking and mountain biking trails, and excellent fishing. Hopewell Furnace National Historic Site sits within the park, offering a look at 18th-century ironmaking. It's one of the best day-trip destinations in Berks County for families who love the outdoors.

Daniel Boone Homestead

The Daniel Boone Homestead in Birdsboro, just 10 minutes from Eagles Peak, is the birthplace of the legendary frontiersman. The 579-acre historic site features the original homestead buildings, nature trails, a picnic area, and living history programs. It's a great quick outing for families staying at the campground — especially for kids learning about early American history.

Koziar's Christmas Village

Koziar's Christmas Village in Bernville is just 15 minutes from Eagles Peak and draws hundreds of thousands of visitors every holiday season. The family-owned light display has been running since 1948 and covers an entire farm with over a million lights, model train displays, and holiday shops. While seasonal (typically late October through early January), it's one of the most iconic attractions in Berks County.

Hersheypark & Lancaster County

Beyond Berks County, Eagles Peak's central location puts you within easy reach of major regional attractions. Hersheypark is just 15 minutes away with 75+ rides and attractions. Lancaster and Amish Country are 30 minutes south with farm tours, Pennsylvania Dutch restaurants, and cultural experiences. The Reading Outlets, Lititz, and Ephrata round out a week's worth of day-trip options — all accessible from your campsite at Eagles Peak.