Check in time is 3pm. Early check-in is sometimes available with fee. The earliest possible arrival would be 1pm and we will not know if it is available for early check in until 12pm (noon) on check-in day.

Check out time is 12pm for RV/Tent sites and 11am for Cabins. Late check out is sometimes available for RV and Tent Sites. Please ask the front desk on the day of checkout at least 20 minutes prior to check out time and fee does apply for all late check outs. There is no late checkouts for cabins. 

We try our best to get friends in close proximity to each other. When you make your reservations, ALL parties must state who they are camping with to be placed in as close a site as possible.

The person checking in must provide a government issued ID and match the name and address on the reservation. If there are multiple sites reserved under the same name for a group, that person must check-in for all of the sites and assume all responsibilities of the reserved sites.

Yes! We have a limited number of monthly sites available. For more information, call Julian, our long term coordinator, at 248-329-0803 or email us at DeerparkKOA@aCampfire.com

All RVs must be RVIA certified. RV Condition must be well maintained, but it is at our discretion as to if the RV does not meet acceptable standards to stay in the park.

For parties with at least 10 sites, there is a group discount ranging from 5% to 15%.

Yes, reservation dates can be changes at with no additional cost, if it is within the cancellation period. If you are out of the cancellation period, you will lose the deposit.

Each type of cabin has some pet friendly cabins with the inclusion of Paw'Fect Package. At the time that you make the reservation, you will need to say that you would like the Paw'Fect Package and specify the type of pet you are bring as each package is customized to your pet.

Quiet hours are from 11pm to 8am. All children must be on-site during these hours or accompanied by a parent or legal guardian. Playgrounds are closed at dusk. Bikes are not allowed to be used after dark. We do not have a fire curfew, however, we do require the all campfires are under the watch of an adult. If there are any noise complaints, fires will need to be out out at the request of security.

A full hook-up site includes water, electric, and sewer. (Cable is not included with a full hook-up site but may be available upon request)

On tent sites, we allow one large tent or two single-room tents. On RV sites, we allow only a small pup tent for children. A pup tent is a one person tent.

Visitor fee applies per person. Must check in at the office, off-site parking will be assigned.

Visitors must stop by the office to check in and pay day use fee. Visitors can arrive as early as 8am and must leave by 10pm.

All slow and medium speed vehicles are required to remain on roadways. All vehicles require insurance and licensed drivers. Proof of insurance and Driver's License must be presented to Security and/or staff upon request. Speed limit is 5mph throughout the park. ATVs can only enter and exit the park and are not allowed to be used throughout the campground.

Yes, you can bring an auxiliary trailer. If it fits on your site it must stay attached to your RV. Additional RV/trailer storage maybe available.

State law and local ordinances prohibit the transportation of firewood in most locations. Our park allows wood to be brought in ONLY IF it is certified kiln-dried firewood, which must be inspected by us upon arrival. Uncertified wood must not touch the ground and be put into a dumpster or in a wood disposal location prior to entry. Firewood is available for purchase in the campground.

One vehicle and one camping unit is allowed per site. In some cases, a site may have additional parking available for an extra charge. There is a free parking area available for additional vehicles. All vehicles must be registered at the office.

Yes. The dump station is free to registered guests. There is an usage fee for those not camping with us. Please see the front desk for the current rate.

No, state law requires that you have a fishing license. They can be obtained locally for a reasonable price.

If you are coming after hours, please inform the front desk before closing time, we will make sure there is a map and directions to your site posted at the night registration kiosk. If you do not have a reservation, there is a list of available sites at the night registration kiosk. If you need additional assistance at arrival, please call out customer service line.

Each site comes with a fire ring. A grill top can be purchased from the store. 

Drones are not allowed due to privacy concerns.

RC Aircrafts are not permitted. Please inquire in the office for use location for RC cars and boats.

Fireworks are not permitted on the campground at any time. Handheld sparklers are allowed as regards to state laws.

No, Chinese Lanterns are a fire hazard and considered illegal in this area.

Yes, we have washers and dryers available.

We have some RV sites on gravel and some on grass. If you have a preference, please mention at the time your reservation is made.

We are 9 miles from I-84 (Exit 1), 10 miles from route 17 (Exit 113), 7 miles from US-6, and less than 1 mile from US-209.

No, we are open from April 1st to October 31st.

There are two wal-marts about 10 miles away. One in Milford, PA and one in Middletown, NY. 

There are a few grocery stores less than 10 miles away. Price Chopper in Matamoras, PA is 8 miles away and ShopRite in Montague, NJ is also only 8 miles away.

Sites are assigned the day of arrival, however if there is a specific site you would like, we can usually accommodate with the selection of SelectSite which is $20 and includes one hour early check in and one hour late check out. SelectSite is only available on RV/Tent Sites.

The pool is open from Memorial Day until Labor Day. The hours of operation are posted on the pool deck. The pool is not heated and is 3 feet to 6 feet deep.

Yes, you can fish in the Neversink River with a NY fishing license. A license can easily be purchased at the local convenience store about one mile away or at any sporting goods store in New York.

No hunting is allowed on the campground.

Our campground is very spacious with about 80 acres of camping space. 

Yes, we offer cable to certain sites. Please be sure to select a cable site when making your reservation.

Yurts are an unique camping unit that provides that luxuries of a hotel in a camping atmosphere.

Yes, we have both indoor and outdoor areas that are perfect for large groups. We have a banquet hall that can be reserved for a fee or used on a first-come, first-serve basis. We also have a large campfire area that is great for group fires that can be used on a first-come first-serve basis.

Yes, we do have a banquet room that is available for events located right on the Neversink River. There is a fee associated with renting the room. Please contact us in advance to reserve the room.

There are many places to walk and bike on property. Trails along the river and mountain can be found within a quarter mile of the campground at a nature conservancy.

Being outdoors and enjoying wildlife has a down side of seeing the occasional snake.

Yes, we have a snack bar at our activities center called the Echo Bistro. They serve ice cream, chicken nuggets, pizza, and more.

The state department allows up to 6 people per RV/Tent site. Our rustic cabins allow up to 4 people, our yurts sleep up to 6 people, and our lodges and two room cabins sleep up to 6 people.  

Yes, the arcade is located in the activities building.

Swimming in the river is allowed, but swimming in the pond is not.

Yes, although the river can be shallow it can be fast paced at times. We recommend using kayaks in our brook. We also offer kayak rentals for use in the brook.

We do not offer bus tours, but can provide information from independent companies. We also have self-guided tour information.

We offer a shuttle to Otisville train station, about a 10 minute drive from the campground. There is free parking on the weekends, during the weekdays there is a small fee less than 5 dollars. We also have a shuttle service that goes to and from the train station starting at 7am and ending at 11pm at your request. It does have a fee. At the train station, you can take the train to New York Penn Station, which gives you access to middle Manhattan or you can take a train to Hoboken, which gives you access to lower Manhattan.

It takes between an hour and a half to two hours to get to New York City by Train. If typically takes about two hours to drive to NYC depending on traffic.

The train schedule varies by day of the week and holiday periods. To get the most up-to-date schedule go to NJtransit.com. For details on subways and connecting information go to MTA.info and click on the trip planner. It takes about 10-15 minutes to get to/from the campground to the train. Shuttles are available when scheduled in advance. We ask for a 24 hour advanced notice.

The shuttle is $10 one way and includes up to two people. $5.00 for each additional person. Shuttle times are from 7am to 11pm, after hour shuttles are possible for an additional $10.

Camping is an outdoor activity unfortunately we cannot guarantee great weather. No refunds are given due to weather. If you call within the cancellation deadline, your stay can be postponed or canceled, at no additional charge.

Nature is always calling.

I'd like to welcome you to the Deerpark KOA, where our staff strives to not only meet your needs but exceed them. Everyday we come prepared to deliver the highest quality camping experience while preserving the land for others to enjoy. We are all about being as eco-friendly and sustainable as possible. We hope that you find your own piece of nature while you enjoy our rivers, streams, and ponds. 

Our staff comes from a variety of backgrounds from first jobs to career changes. Kristen is the parks general manager with a Bachelor of Arts in Business Psychology and a long history within the KOA system.  She knows the ins and outs of the camping experience. In her free time, she enjoys coaching the local sports teams and working with the elderly community as they try to stay active in the great outdoors and life in general. She also has a great passion for sustainable living and camping. She's always on a mission for the latest and greatest waste-free/low-waste camping gear.