Allentown KOA Journey General Info

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Unfortunately, a portion of the main road (Narris Road) that leads directly into the campground is under repair and will be closed at least until the end of April, 2024. There is an alternate route into the campground; however, that route involves a 5 ton bridge and a very sharp turn between guard rails. The alternate route will therefore not accommodate RV's that are longer than about 24 feet. For customers with shorter RV's or customers who will be staying on tent sites or in deluxe or rustic cabins, you can take the alternate route into the campground. There are signs on the road that clearly define the alternate (or detour) route. From Route 100, you will turn onto Werleys Corner Road and then you will make a left turn on Country Spring Road. Country Spring Road will take you to Narris Road. You should make a left turn on Narris Road, traveling between signs on either side of the road that tell you that "local traffic" only should pass between the signs. Rest assured that the Allentown KOA Campground is for "local traffic," and Narris Road will take you to the campground. If you have any questions, please give us a call at 610-298-2160.

Contact Information

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1-610-298-2160

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General Campground Information

Check-in and Check-out Times

For all cabins, the check-in time is 3:00 p.m. and the check-out time is 11:00 a.m. For all other sites, check-in is at 2:00 p.m. and check-out is at noon.

Visitor Policy

No more than 6 people can stay on a site overnight. With this restriction, all visitors can stay overnight free of charge.

Meet Your Hosts

We consider our campers to be part of our extended family.

Jim and Theresa Mackin became the campground owners in September of 2013. Prior to that, both had successful careers in higher education. For them, the campground is a family business. Extended family, and Work Kampers help to bring the campground to life. One of the things that attracted them to the campground business was the chance to interact with great people from all around the world.

“We pride ourselves on providing excellent customer service and making sure that every person who visits the campground leaves with wonderful memories,” says Jim.

The first thing you will notice when pulling into the campground is the beautiful landscaping and well-maintained sites. As you take a closer look, you will note the many fun activities that are available for adults and children alike – from a video arcade to mini-golf to fishing and swimming to hayrides and more. The campground is also very pet and children friendly. The cabins will accommodate pets and the store features clothing and other items for young children.

Jim and Theresa invite you to join them in their new venture – become part of the Allentown KOA family today and you'll have many enjoyable camping tomorrow's.