Megan Taormina
July 6, 2018 Google Maps
Grew up going here with my family, cant ask for a more family friendly, relaxing place to spend a summer!
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Windy Acres Campground & RV Park offers a scenic lakeside experience in Sussex County, perfect for RV enthusiasts looking to disconnect. The campground fosters a friendly, family-oriented atmosphere, with many long-term campers creating a strong sense of community. While it has limited amenities and a waiting list for sites, its peaceful environment and beautiful surroundings make it a highly recommended destination.
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July 6, 2018 Google Maps
Grew up going here with my family, cant ask for a more family friendly, relaxing place to spend a summer!
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October 6, 2022 Google Maps
Simply a nice quiet place to relax and enjoy family and friends
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June 18, 2023 Google Maps
Nice place! One of the most reasonable camp grounds in new Jersey
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October 12, 2024 Google Maps
Windy acres is a private seasonal campground with no tents allowed. Sites are paid for by the season and trailers are left over the winter. It is a family campground with no amenities except the lake, friendships, and close proximity to Newton, NJ. Most campers are either related are friends of other campers. There is a waiting list but vacancies are scarce. There are only 70 - 75 sites total and the lots are fairly large. Trailers are positioned parallel to the road or lake. It is usually quite and private. Many people have been at this campground for over 10 years and some well over 20 years.
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August 19, 2025 Google Maps
This is an amazing place to bring or rent an RV and glamp on a beautiful lake in Sussex County The owner is the best and the people who camp are a great vibe. I highly recommend disconnecting and spending a summer weekend at Windy Acres!
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294 Newton-Swartswood Road, Hampton Township, NJ United States
Elevation: 143 ft
The campground is on Newton Swartswood Road. U.S. Route 206 is near and Interstate 80 is a short drive away, providing additional regional access.
Last updated: October 8, 2026