Our weekend at Camp Conowingo far exceeded any Hipcamp experience we have had to date, and we’ve had many good ones. Granted, we are tent campers who are used to bringing our own gear from tent to mattress to sleeping bags and everything in between so we overpacked, to say the least. We were not prepared for how much gear was provided and how easy this experience would be. Camp Conowingo takes “glamping” to a whole other level. From the memory foam mattress to the extra blankets and pillows, the propane heater (well worth the small extra fee on cold nights), the huge stockpile of firewood, the pots and pans, Coleman stove, lanterns, paper products, cleaning supplies, and anything else you could imagine; everything was provided for except for food and beverage. And beyond the basics, the attention to detail, and the overall pride shown for this little piece of paradise was very evident. We were greeted with potted pansies, locally made whoopee pies, and a plentiful supply of drinking water deliciously curated by Kelly, the resident water management expert. Paths were lined with wine bottle torches and a hammock provided pleasant respite overlooking the river.
It’s a beautiful site in the woods in the middle of Amish country. Listen for the pleasant clop clop of hooves as the neighbors pass by in their horse-drawn carriages. We’ll be back!