RV Parks in Narvon, Pennsylvania

Narvon, Pennsylvania sits in the heart of Amish farm country, with 1 RV campground listed on RVParkway. This rural destination draws travelers exploring Lancaster County's covered bridges and farmers markets, with on-site access to US Route 322.

What RV parks are available in Narvon, Pennsylvania?

The city offers 1 RV campground: Laurel Highlands Foundation. This campground provides 30-amp electrical hookups at 20 sites, with pull-through lengths up to 40 feet. Sites measure 35 by 70 feet on average.

What amenities does the Narvon campground provide?

Laurel Highlands Foundation delivers 4 key amenities for campers: water hookups at every site, a dump station on the property, picnic tables at 18 sites, and a fire ring at each location.

• 30-amp electrical service
• On-site restrooms with 4 showers
• Paved roads throughout the 5-acre facility
• Propane refill service available

How much does it cost to stay at Laurel Highlands Foundation per night?

Nightly rates run $35 to $45 for standard RV sites, with weekly discounts of 10% for stays of 7 or more nights. Monthly rates start at $375 plus electricity charges.

What nearby attractions sit close to Narvon campgrounds?

This RV park places visitors within 12 miles of 3 attractions: Shady Maple Smorgasbord (8 miles east), Amish Farmlands (5 miles south), and French Creek State Park (25 miles northeast). Lancaster city lies 18 miles southeast.

What is the best season to visit Narvon RV parks?

The peak season runs April through October, with average highs of 72°F and lows of 50°F. Summer months see 85% site occupancy at the campground, while spring and fall offer 60% availability.

Are there pet-friendly sites at Laurel Highlands Foundation?

Yes, 15 of the 20 RV sites permit pets with a $5 per night fee per pet. A 0.5-acre dog run area provides off-leash exercise. Owners must keep dogs on 6-foot leashes within the campground.

Narvon, Pennsylvania sits in the heart of Amish farm country, with 1 RV campground listed on RV Parks USA, serving travelers exploring Lancaster County's covered bridges and farmers markets with on-site access to US Route 322.