Camping With Pride
PFP holds a weekend, family-friendly tent camping trip each year. In 202, join PFP at Parvin State Park for 3 nights of camping!
Fees: $15/family for PFP members and $25/family for non-members.
To attend, please pay here!
Then, register your family and let us know you're coming! You can do so at the Google Form here.
Not a member yet and want to become one? Click here.
Camping Details Below:
Parking & unloading:
We have all group camping sites A, B, C and D reserved. You can set up your tents anywhere in one of these 4 areas.
When you arrive, you MUST go to the office and purchase a parking permit for $5. Tell them that you are camping with Lori on sites A, B, C and D. The office will direct you to the off site parking area. If you do not purchase a permit and go to the overflow parking area, your car will be towed.
You will then be able to unload your items a few hundred feet from the camping sites. We HIGHLY recommend bringing a wagon or partnering with other campers to borrow a wagon to make trips to and from campsite/car easier.
Check in is 12 noon on July 11th. Check out is 12 noon on July 13th.
Wheelchair accessibility: Areas are flat but not paved. Wheelchairs would ideally have terrain tires to move around comfortably at the campsite.
Bathrooms/showers are gender neutral and can be found a few feet away from the parking area, on the way to the campsites.
Pets are not allowed at the group campsite.
Website for Parvin State Park
https://www.nj.gov/.../parksan.../parks/parvinstatepark.html
Fees: $15/family for PFP members and $25/family for non-members.
To attend, please pay here!
Then, register your family and let us know you're coming! You can do so at the Google Form here.
Not a member yet and want to become one? Click here.
Camping Details Below:
Parking & unloading:
We have all group camping sites A, B, C and D reserved. You can set up your tents anywhere in one of these 4 areas.
When you arrive, you MUST go to the office and purchase a parking permit for $5. Tell them that you are camping with Lori on sites A, B, C and D. The office will direct you to the off site parking area. If you do not purchase a permit and go to the overflow parking area, your car will be towed.
You will then be able to unload your items a few hundred feet from the camping sites. We HIGHLY recommend bringing a wagon or partnering with other campers to borrow a wagon to make trips to and from campsite/car easier.
Check in is 12 noon on July 11th. Check out is 12 noon on July 13th.
Wheelchair accessibility: Areas are flat but not paved. Wheelchairs would ideally have terrain tires to move around comfortably at the campsite.
Bathrooms/showers are gender neutral and can be found a few feet away from the parking area, on the way to the campsites.
Pets are not allowed at the group campsite.
Website for Parvin State Park
https://www.nj.gov/.../parksan.../parks/parvinstatepark.html
Camping Resources (last updated July 2022)
For new campers (Welcome!)
Beginners Guide to Camping
To help find a camping destination: Recreation Gov. and specific Philadelphia area sites
Queer Camping, Then and Now
The Oath: Workshops on the planet, inclusion, and adventure
Tents up! Camping is skyrocketing in popularity with LGBTQ families
For exploring the intersection of history, race, and the outdoors
BIPOC Outdoor Resource Guide
Native Land Map
Brown Girl Outdoor World
Yellowhead Institute
For those looking to connect with outdoor activists
Intersectional Environmentalist
Pattie Gonia
Green Girl Leah
Diversity In The Outdoors: BIPOC-Led Organizations & BIPOC Hikers Who Inspire Us
For those looking for a kids summer camp
Camp Highlight
For new campers (Welcome!)
Beginners Guide to Camping
To help find a camping destination: Recreation Gov. and specific Philadelphia area sites
Queer Camping, Then and Now
The Oath: Workshops on the planet, inclusion, and adventure
Tents up! Camping is skyrocketing in popularity with LGBTQ families
For exploring the intersection of history, race, and the outdoors
BIPOC Outdoor Resource Guide
Native Land Map
Brown Girl Outdoor World
Yellowhead Institute
For those looking to connect with outdoor activists
Intersectional Environmentalist
Pattie Gonia
Green Girl Leah
Diversity In The Outdoors: BIPOC-Led Organizations & BIPOC Hikers Who Inspire Us
For those looking for a kids summer camp
Camp Highlight
