I love the northwestern part of New Jersey - if there's such a thing as true peace and quiet in the Garden State, it's found here in the rural, heavily wooded areas near the Pennsylvania border. That's where you'll find the most remote campground in New Jersey, if you're looking for a place that has all the amenities of a full campground while also not being a crowded spot even during the summer months. Camp Taylor Campground, located in Columbia, is a truly rustic place that has a little something for everyone, including some incredible views that make you feel a million miles away from the big city. It's even attached to one of the most fascinating attractions in all of New Jersey, but that doesn't take away from the peacefulness at all. No matter what your ideal camping trip looks like, you'll find everything you need at Camp Taylor Campground.

Camp Taylor Campground is hidden near the Delaware Water Gap, far away from the hustle and bustle of nearby towns.

This is a wonderfully quiet space, with local wildlife frequently being seen on the fringes of the camp.

When the campground is open, it has something for everyone - regular camping spots with electric and water hookups are as little as $53 a night.

For those who want a little more comfort in their camping stay, both rustic and deluxe cabins are available. No spot here is over $200 a night, and the cabins are impressively roomy.

There are also some seasonal rates, for those who want to camp here for the long haul. A summer of cookouts and fun on the water - what could be better?

Speaking of fun on the water, the highlight here is the two-acre lake open for swimming. You can also bring kayaks or canoes onto the water, but no motorboats for safety reasons.

The camp store not only features all the camping essentials, but has some great gifts for those back home. You'll notice a frequent wolf motif...

Because this campground abuts the fascinating Lakota Wolf Preserve, one of the most unique day trips in New Jersey.

Have you stayed at Camp Taylor Campground in rural northwest Jersey? Let us know about your stay at this remote campground in New Jersey in the comments section! The Camp Taylor Campground website has all the information about the current availability, amenities, and rates, and the Facebook page of this remote campground in New Jersey has the latest seasonal updates. Make sure to bring sunscreen if you're looking forward to spending your summer camping trip on the water!

But as charmingly remote as this campsite is, it's not all that far from civilization - it's only a 12-minute drive to this iconic New Jersey diner!

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