Tip Tam Camping Resort

I was very disappointed that I wasn’t able to walk my dogs in the campground only could keep them on my site. I had to drive 3 miles to a park to walk them three times a day. I was also disappointed that campfires were not allowed. I understand that we hadn’t had rain in awhile but I use a campfire to cook my meals. I had to run to Home Depot to buy a grill so we could cook. Otherwise the campground was average compared to others I have stayed at.

I wouldn’t recommend this place unless you are an elder. You can’t play music past 8 o’clock unless you can barely hear it. Every staff member I came in contact with was rude. The trailers are not up to keep and the mattresses are old and uncomfortable. They have very few amenities as well. If your looking for a fun welcoming place stear clear from tip tam!

Although this campground is an older campground it was very nice! All of the sites are level and the campground is very wooded. There were activities for the children in addition to the pool and playground. Our grandchildren didn’t want to leave. They said that they wanted to stay for 100 days! Lol. We will definitely visit Tip Tam again!

This was a friendly campground and we used it as our base for a day at Six Flags and a night at the outlet mall. The kids enjoyed swimming in the pool, using the playground and the activities. This was a very reasonable outing for us. We enjoy staying at a family run campground rather than one of the big, commercial complexes. It’s more homey and enjoyable. Showers were clean and it was easy to find., If you like to travel using the campground as a hub, it’s not far from ocean beaches, but that’s not our thing. You can day trip into NY or Atlantic City from here either by car or public transit. Philly is about 1−½ hour away, but you’d have to drive. Trenton, the State Capitol is about a hour away using an easy drive on I-​295.

Great place for families and everyone is very friendly. Highly recommend it! A minor comment that I do want to say…
Location:
Pros: Its far enough away to be out in the wilderness (sorta) but less than an hour’s drive from the Raritan River bridges (and Outerbridge Crossing).
Cons: While you are camping in the woods, you are still surrounded by single family home subdivisions outside the premises just in case camping isn’t for you.