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Adventure Bound Camping Resort at Eagles Peak
Overview
Adventure Bound Camping Resort at Eagles Peak offers a lively outdoor getaway nestled in the scenic hills of Berks County. This well-established resort focuses on providing a family-centric atmosphere where traditional camping meets modern convenience. Whether you are arriving in a large motorhome or looking for a cozy cabin, the park serves as a social hub with a deep commitment to seasonal events and themed weekends that keep guests engaged throughout their stay. It is known for its welcoming community and manicured grounds that invite relaxation.
Location & Surroundings
The resort is situated in Robesonia, Pennsylvania, characterized by the lush, rolling landscapes of Pennsylvania Dutch Country. This location offers a peaceful escape from urban noise while remaining conveniently accessible to the greater Reading area. The property is surrounded by dense woodlands, providing a natural canopy and a sense of privacy for many sites. Guests often appreciate the scenic mountain views and the proximity to local heritage sites that define the rural charm of southeastern Pennsylvania, providing a true sense of place.
Amenities & Park Features
Eagles Peak is designed as a full-service destination with a wide array of recreational facilities to suit all ages. The park features two large swimming pools and an interactive splash pad that serve as the focal point of the summer experience. Families can enjoy on-site entertainment including miniature golf and a stocked fishing pond. Essential conveniences at the park include:
- Full-hookup RV sites and shaded camping spots
- A well-stocked general store for camping supplies
- Clean laundry facilities and modern bathhouses
These amenities ensure a comfortable transition for those living on the road while providing plenty of activities to fill the day.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
The surrounding area is rich with history and diverse outdoor recreation for every interest level. Just a short drive away, Blue Marsh Lake provides over 1,100 acres of water for boating, fishing, and swimming, along with thirty miles of multi-use trails for hiking and biking. History buffs can visit the Conrad Weiser Homestead, while those seeking local culture or shopping can explore the nearby city of Reading. The park acts as a perfect gateway to explore the unique charm of Lebanon and Berks counties, including local farmers markets and specialty shops.
Who This Park Is Best For
This resort is an ideal match for active families who value a busy schedule of planned activities and social interaction. It caters exceptionally well to children and pet owners, thanks to dedicated play areas and a communal, friendly environment. While it offers quiet corners for relaxation, it is best suited for those who enjoy a resort-style camping experience rather than a primitive or secluded retreat. It is a top choice for travelers looking to balance the beauty of the great outdoors with structured entertainment and modern comforts.
Amenities
- Recreational Facilities
- Policies
- Other Amenities & Services
- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
- Discounts
- Facility
- Internet
- Hunting Nearby (within 20 miles)
- On-Site Rentals
- Sites
User Reviews
Shawn Manz
I love the location. Way out in the woods and a beautiful sight from up there on the mountain. The people that work there are very nice and helpful. The RV sites are spacious and have plenty of room for your car and a good fire to sit around. 10/10 recommend this campground!
Alexis Edwards
We have been coming to Eagles Peak for the past 4 years with our travel trailer. This year we have decided on a seasonal site and it has been the best decision for our family. We have 4 kids ages 5-13 and they look forward to going to camp every weekend. There are always fun things to do and staff is very friendly. Our family and friends often rent cabins and never have anything negative to say. 10/10 Recommend this campground to all our family and friends!!
Aleksandra Swiderska
After reading some reviews I wasn’t sure if we want to go there, but their weekday prices convinced me. We got rustic cabin. It was rustic, definitely not new and kind of worn down, but really really clean. I don’t mind rustic I don’t mind old but what is very important to me it is cleanliness. I have to admit, cabin, bathrooms, showers were very clean. All campground is very well taken care of. Cleaning crew did a great job, all campground staff was extremely nice, polite, and accommodating.They were working around the clock. No trash lying around, pool water samples was taken to check quality. New showers are beautiful, farm style with ac unit, so you can take your shower comfortably. Kids had a blast at the pool and water slides. We were very happy we went there.
Manoj Kumar Pradhan
We just returned from our 2 nights cabin trip from Adventure Bound @ Eagles Peak and we loved it. We would have loved few more nights here. They have an amazing swimming pool with splash park and some water slides and kids had amazing time in there. Pool is usually open till late. Office staff is very helpful and welcoming and the check-in process was quite smooth. Roads leading to the campground are absolutely picturesque to drive through, from all directions. Cabin rooms were very clean, and quite big. We stayed in deluxe cabin. If you are bringing a bike then make sure to bring a mountain bike since all the internal roads have gravel and can get slippery. There is no restaurant, provision stores etc within 20mins of drive. Buy wood from weaver market, which is about 20 mins before the campgrounds, they are kiln dried, cheaper and burn quite well. Also get yourself well stocked with grilling stuff like charcoal, fire starters, lighter fluid etc, since the pale store isn’t quite well stocked for these. They sell tasty Hersey’s ice creams though. This was quite a good change for us from going to Poconos all the time.
Ms. T
It was our first time here. We paid extra to be able to use the facilities before check in and after check out. It was a very hot day, so we used the pool, which was nice. There is a large family pool, a splash pad/small water slide section and an adult only pool. I walked over to check in 15 minutes before the “official time”. There was no line and our cabin was available; however, the staff made me wait until exactly 3pm. I thought that was a bit ridiculous, especially since I paid extra to get there early. The cabin was clean and nice, but they didn’t have several things I would expect in a fully stocked kitchen—no oven mitts, no cookie sheet type pan, no dish detergent, no hand soap. And those things were not on the list of recommended items to bring. The oven, refrigerator, and shower worked well. There is food service in the camp store that serves a variety of items, which is great for a quick, easy lunch with the kids. The store does close at 5, though. I suggest you rent a golf cart if you want to easily see the entire campground or go fishing at the pond. All in all, it’s a good place for families. We got the weekday discount and was worth it.