The Great Divide Campground, LLC

This is the best campground I’ve ever been to. We always go off season and have very few neighbors, which helps because we have a large group with many children. They are always activities that are being hosted by the campground for children and adults, and our kids can even walk there alone. There’s a great playground, pool and lake that are avaliable, with paddle boats. The staff is always accommodating in locating us exactly at the same campsite that we have every year because we are in love with that site! They will drive you if you need driving, bring wood, if you need wood and help you with anything you need even if it’s in the middle of the night. We had a problem with our truck after being there for 3 days and the owner offered to drive my husband into town to get something to help our truck. To me that’s going above and beyond. It is an extremely family oriented site with great hospitality. I highly, highly recommended it and can’t wait to go back next year!

Incredibly beautiful place with lots of family-​friendly amenities and a very helpful staff. We can’t wait to go back!

Stayed in a cabin trailer, which was very well furnished and extremely clean. Grounds are very nicely kept, staff is friendly and helpful. Other campers wave to you as if they know you (it was our first time there). Had a great time and plan on returning next year.

Oh yeah, The Great Divide scores 5 stars!
$ 44 a night for tent camping. Includes water, electric, picnic table, clean firepit, and a very clean gravel area. I want to stress clean, as the site was fairly level with small stones, and not a piece of litter, glass, etc to be seen. We have a large 2 person tent and had plenty of room on our site.
The bathrooms were clean and maintained. We saw the housekeeping cart stop numerous times during the day. As the continued reinvestment into the property is obvious, the bathrooms are sure to be next for an update.
The grounds are in great condition. The pool looks new and spotless. Tetherball and horseshoe courts are scattered throughout the campground and are well maintained. We enjoyed the half basketball ball court and since the ball bin was stocked we played a few rounds of Around the World. The boats were fun to take out and quickly spin around the small pond. Beware of the pedal boat though– it’s broken, takes in water and barely worked. We nearly got stranded in the pond. We had to pedal it backwards to reach shore! They definitely need to remove the pedal boat from the choices.
The Barn’s downstairs area houses a gameroom with pool table, video games, and what looks to be a party room. It was being painted while we were there and can’t wait to see the completed mural on our next trip. Looks like the deck and surrounding grounds of the barn area being developed for additional social areas.
On our weekend the campground had a band (pretty good too) and a blacklight themed party in the loft of the barn. It was fun and a really cool event for those who didn’t want to sit around the campfire all night.
The staff couldn’t have been more service driven, including delivering firewood after we called the office on our cell phone. Everything combined equalled an excellent and relaxing weekend. Our entire group enjoyed this campground and am certain we will return. We have already recommended The Great Divide to friends and colleagues.

What a great location. This was my families second tent camping experience and we loved it! The bathrooms were clean, the showers were small but worked for us and had HOT water.
The tent sites are spread out and it makes for a great time and privacy. We had our small dog so having some space between the tent sites was important. I also had to use the laundry facilities they were reasonable and worked very well. The staff was great, the pool was wonderful, the whole weekend was a excellent time! Thank you soo much for making it a great time and memory for me and family to cherish! We will hopefully be back for Labor Day weekend! THANK YOU!

We’ve stayed here twice so far and plan to return. Our first visit we stayed at a tent site in September. They have a variety of tent, rv, and rentable trailer sites. The tent sites vary in size and tree coverage. The staff is very helpful in choosing the best site when making reservations over the phone. The restrooms are small and rustic, but functional. The showers were warm.
Our second time was towards the end of the season and a cold front brought in colder weather than we wanted to tent camp in. We inquired about the trailers available and the staff was helpful in letting us switch out reservation by a day to when a trailer was available. The trailer was clean, stocked with dishes, pots, pans, utensils, a coffee pot, and a gas stove and microwave.
The scenery is beautiful, and the campground is family and pet friendly. They have lots of activities for the kids on the weekend.

We just stayed here this past week. It is definitely in the 5 star area but I have to take a few points for bath and shower facilities. However, if you were pulling a trailer that has its own bath and shower facilities this would not be an issue. They aren’t bad like unusable, just need some TLC and there are newer owners that you can tell have put lots of money into the place so far.
The good:
Proximity to NYC & rail
Office & other help
Great pool
Clean laundry room
LOTS of kids activities & play barn
The ok (NOT BAD, just some improvements):
Showers/​bath
Gravel had potholes in areas

This was our first time to the site and when I called to make a reservation I asked for electric and water. I wound up with electric water and sewer and paid an extra $ 15 a day. This wasn’t a horribly big deal because we had a great site.
Everyone we met at the facility from the front office people to the mechanical man who had to help us during one of our days to the neighbors in you joining slots everyone was so kind and wonderful. Of all the campgrounds that we have stayed in I was amazed at the size of the average slip in this facility.
This facility is in a more rural area among rolling hills and forests. There were plenty of deer owls bats and other furry animals both on the property and along the drive in.
When I say proximity is good for rail in to New York City let me clarify, the rail was about 25 minutes away in Dover and it was a little over an hour drive to the liberty State Park on the New Jersey side.
By the way, anyone going to this area I would strongly suggest that you use the New Jersey side port to visit the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island. The crowds are significantly less and the travel time is shorter a much better experience.
I cannot over emphasize how helpful and friendly the staff were at every interaction we had at this facility. Absolutely willing to do whatever it took to make our stay enjoyable.

Great place. New owners, they were awesome hosts. Place is clean, grounds all new, great new playground, family activities. Nice country living. Great Rv hookups. Pool etc…