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Canoe camping 28 miles of the Delaware Water Gap - Waterfalls, Bears, Eagles Galore

Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area, Pennsylvania/New Jersey It’s July 4th week 2023 and we are traveling 5 hours from the other side of PA to the Delaware Water Gap to spend 5 days exploring this National Recreation Area. The Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area encompasses nearly 70,000 acres in a river valley stretching over 40-miles - the Middle Delaware National Scenic and Recreational River in Pennsylvania and New Jersey. On this trip we are spending a full day exploring the numerous waterfalls in the area and combining that with a 3-day/2-night canoe journey down the Delaware River. This is our first time in the Delaware Water Gap so we chose to hire a local outfitter for our canoe and shuttle. The camping research was on us to figure out. If you are planning a river trip, here are a few things to know: There are 62 designated primitive campsites. The National Park Service requires you cover a set of miles in order to stay 1, 2, or 3 nights on the river: One-night - at least 14 miles Two-nights - at least 26 miles Three nights - at least 34 miles Campsite permits are required to camp along the river. You can book at recreation.gov. Permits are valid for the zone/date you book, but specific sites within are first come first served. Video Contents 00:00 Intro 01:28 Outfitter Info 01:47 Pocono Pony 02:23 Big Bear 04:19 Minisink Island 05:10 Raymondskill Falls 05:40 Clear water 06:41 Namanock Island 07:32 Sandyston 09:20 Dingmans Ferry/waterfall 12:17 Hornbeck 12:39 Shapnack Island 13:50 Mill Creek 16:46 Starting Day 2 17:31 Buck Bar 17:50 Tom's Creek 20:00 Valley View Group Sites 20:34 Bushkill Launch 21:00 Bushkill Falls 22:00 Peters 27:00 Quinn 28:18 River Bend Group Sites 29:02 Sambo 30:37 Aloso 31:37 Hamilton 36:00 Depew 38:00 Poxono 40:10 Turtle Beach 40:30 Coming to the end