Promised Land State Park Beechwood Camping Area - Greentown, PA
Promised Land State Park Beechwood Camping Area in Greentown, Pennsylvania, is a pet-friendly destination ideal for outdoor enthusiasts and their dogs. This scenic park features spacious RV and tent camping sites—about half of which welcome your canine companions. The grounds are well-kept, and you’ll find modern amenities like electric hookups, clean restrooms, and warm showers. Water is available at communal pumps, making it easy to care for you and your pets during your stay.
The park is a hub for recreation, with hiking trails through woodlands, two lakes for kayaking or fishing, and a public beach for swimming in permitted months. Dogs are allowed in most areas on leash, so you can enjoy long walks on pet-friendly trails and relaxing lakeside sunsets with your pooch. Staff are attentive to maintenance and cleanliness, ensuring a pleasant experience for all visitors. Whether hiking, paddling, or socializing at a family campsite, this campground offers a unique and dog-friendly retreat in the Poconos.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Are dogs allowed off-leash at this park? Dogs must remain on leash in most areas.
- What are the park’s leash requirements? Dogs are welcome in most areas but must be kept on a leash.
- Are there restrooms available for owners? Yes, there are restrooms and warm showers available to campers and day visitors.
- Is there a swimming area? Yes, there is a public beach area and two lakes for swimming (seasonal and subject to park rules).
- Are there walking or hiking trails connected to the park? Yes, the park offers pet-friendly hiking trails.
- Are there staff or rangers present at the park? Yes, staff are present, and they maintain the facilities regularly.
- Where is the best place to park? Parking is available for both day visitors and campers in designated areas.
- Is the park regularly cleaned and maintained? Yes, restrooms and the park grounds are cleaned regularly by staff.
Reviews
The Beechwood section is basically for RV camping, but tents are allowed. Sites have electricity but water is only available from pumps located in each section. Of about 100 sites half permit dogs. Bathrooms have warm showers and are cleaned each morning.
The Beechwood section is basically for RV camping, but tents are allowed. Sites have electricity but water is only available from pumps located in each section. Of about 100 sites half permit dogs. Bathrooms have warm showers and are cleaned each morning.
The Beechwood section is basically for RV camping, but tents are allowed. Sites have electricity but water is only available from pumps located in each section. Of about 100 sites half permit dogs. Bathrooms have warm showers and are cleaned each morning.
The Beechwood section is basically for RV camping, but tents are allowed. Sites have electricity but water is only available from pumps located in each section. Of about 100 sites half permit dogs. Bathrooms have warm showers and are cleaned each morning.
Quiet camping the end of August in Beechwood campground. Amenities are within driving distance. Beach and swimming is crowded as it is a public day use area. Lake was not accessible from our location except for fishing. Hiking is a lot of tree roots and rocks. Bathrooms are an A+
Quiet camping the end of August in Beechwood campground. Amenities are within driving distance. Beach and swimming is crowded as it is a public day use area. Lake was not accessible from our location except for fishing. Hiking is a lot of tree roots and rocks. Bathrooms are an A+
Quiet camping the end of August in Beechwood campground. Amenities are within driving distance. Beach and swimming is crowded as it is a public day use area. Lake was not accessible from our location except for fishing. Hiking is a lot of tree roots and rocks. Bathrooms are an A+
Quiet camping the end of August in Beechwood campground. Amenities are within driving distance. Beach and swimming is crowded as it is a public day use area. Lake was not accessible from our location except for fishing. Hiking is a lot of tree roots and rocks. Bathrooms are an A+
It’s a really nice park. The grounds are kept, and the lot spaces are, for the most part, all good with modern electricity hookups. While each site does not have its own water hookup, there are a few taps that can be accessed by the majority of the sites. There is lots to do nearby with the large lake, dam, a beach for swimming, kayaking, hiking, and more. The only slight negative is that the bathroom facilities are showing their age a bit. But they are still quite servisable. Cell service is spotty at best, and there is no WIFI
It’s a really nice park. The grounds are kept, and the lot spaces are, for the most part, all good with modern electricity hookups. While each site does not have its own water hookup, there are a few taps that can be accessed by the majority of the sites. There is lots to do nearby with the large lake, dam, a beach for swimming, kayaking, hiking, and more. The only slight negative is that the bathroom facilities are showing their age a bit. But they are still quite servisable. Cell service is spotty at best, and there is no WIFI