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Turn your Knoebels visit into a family vacation by staying at the Knoebels Park Campground! After a long day of riding, playing, swimming and eating at Knoebel’s, you’ll be just steps away from the crackling campfire and your pillow. Our family campground is tucked away in a quiet forest setting, so you can get away from it all and awake refreshed and ready for more fun! Pitch your tent, park your RV or camper, or stay in one of our rustic log cabins.
Traveling From:
I-80 West
Take any of the three Bloomsburg exits: 232, 236, or 241. For trailers, we suggest taking Buckhorn exit 232 Route 42 south to Catawissa. Cross the bridge and watch for Route 487 south to bear right up an incline. Stay on PA 487 south for 6 miles. Campers continue to the top of the hill and turn left into the park. All other visitors turn left at the light into Knoebels.
I-80 East
Take Danville exit 224 to PA Route 54 east through Danville. PA 54 turns left to Elysburg. Turn left on PA 487 north at the light. Campers bear right into the park. All other visitors should enter at the light.
I-81 South
Near Hazleton, take the I-80 and I-81 junction and follow I-80 west. Take any of the three Bloomsburg exits: 232, 236, or 241. For trailers, we suggest taking Buckhorn exit 232 Route 42 south to Catawissa. Cross the bridge and watch for Route 487 south to bear right up an incline. Stay on PA 487 south for 6 miles. Campers continue to the top of the hill and turn left into the park. All other visitors turn left at the light into Knoebels.
I-81 North
Take the Minersville exit 116. Turn left onto Route 901 west to PA Route 54 west. Turn right on PA Route 487 north at the light. Campers bear right into the park. All other visitors should enter at the light.
Bloomsburg
Take US Route 11 south to the Catawissa exit. Follow PA 42 south through Catawissa. Cross the bridge and watch for 487 south to bear right up an incline. Follow PA Route 487 south for 6 miles. Campers continue to the top of the hill and turn left into the park. All other visitors turn left at the light into Knoebels.
Danville
Take PA Route 54 east through Danville. Just across the river, PA 54 turns left to Elysburg. Turn left on PA 487 north at the light. Campers bear right into the park. All other visitors should enter at the light.
Mt. Carmel
Take PA Route 61 north through Mt. Carmel, cross the bridge and go 1 mile to the signals. Turn right on Route 54 west to Elysburg. Turn right on PA Route 487 north at the light. Campers bear right into the park. All other visitors should enter at the light.
Sunbury
Take PA Route 61 south from Sunbury to Paxinos approximately 12 miles. At the light, turn left onto PA Route 487 north through Elysburg. Campers bear right into the park. All other visitors should enter at the light.
Shamokin
Take PA Route 61 north to Paxinos. At the light, turn right onto PA Route 487 north through Elysburg. Campers bear right into the park. All other visitors should enter at the light.
Love this place! I have been staying here with my family and friends for my entire life - the same dates each year and in the same cabin. It's been over 35 years at this point (or 34.5 yrs as my mom pointed out for me specifically ha). It became our big family trip over summer coming from several hours away. We have always enjoyed our stay at the cabin sites and find the bathhouses incredibly convenient. The campground is clean and maintained. Being so close to the park, yet far enough away from the noise and bustle against a mountain is a wonderful way to have whatever sort of trip you want. Many great campfires and card games on the porch! We will continue our tradition for years to come.
Great place to spend time with family and friends and a good place to make new family and meet new friends. The camp grounds are awesome and we'll maintained. The villa was nice and cozy for 3 families. Great place for kids. The pool areas are very nice and highly enjoyable. The Parking lot has a good amount of room. The amusement park area is great for the kids and adults. A lot of carnival games. Plenty of food areas specializing in unique and classic deliciousness.
Awesome Experience! Got to camp out in the woods overnight, and when morning arose we had some breakfast, and walked directly over to the amusement park entrance, only a 2 min walk from where our campsite was located. Not too bad!
Went for a weekend in October. Loved all the activities for the kids... the food trucks were great. It was an all around fun time. Definitely will go again. Would be nice if they had someone going around with a big tank of water since they only have filling stations instead of hookups. When ur low on water it sucks to have to take everything down to drive to fill up. Can't wait till next year.
Highly recommend. Chill vibe anything goes. The lord are huge. You could easily fit an RV plus a couple tents on the RV sites and they don’t have annoying rules about how many tents per site like some campgrounds do. Every site is conveniently located close to park/restrooms. Check in/Check out time are also decent. Had a blast here.
