With such breathtaking scenery in the mountains of Pennsylvania, hiking is a great way to spend the day. Trek a stretch of the Appalachian Trail or on trails in the Allegheny National Forest. Discover ancient trees on the trails in Cook Forest like include hemlocks and pines that are more than 350 years old.

Pennsylvania has thousands of campsites in its 121 state parks, along with dozens of private campgrounds and parks offering accommodations whether you travel by RV, camper van, or rough it in a tent and sleeping bag. 

History lovers will be interested to learn Pennsylvania is known as the State of Independence. It was founded in 1681 and was one of 13 original states of the United States. Independence Hall in Philadelphia is where both the United States Declaration of Independence and the United States Constitution were written.

Famous for cheesesteaks and for being the city of brotherly love, Philadelphia is full of interesting history in dozens of museums, tons of green spaces in its many outdoor parks, and of course all kinds of amazing food. Spend a day in the city before heading west into Pennsylvania’s wilderness in the comfort of your camper van.

Pennsylvania’s parks and forests make it easy to unplug for a few nights under the stars in a GoCamp camper van. Plan your route and hit the road with everything you need for the ultimate camping experience in your fully equipped Class-B camper van.

Pennsylvania boasts 140 miles of shoreline along Lake Erie and the Delaware River.

Pennsylvania over 200 covered bridges, more than any state in the US.

Pennsylvania is home to one of the world’s major chocolate manufacturers, Hershey. Hershey, Pennsylvania is the company’s headquarters.