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Fun Focus
by MEGAN SALVATORE
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PLAN A FAMILY CAMPING TRIP AND BRING YOUR PETS.
WE KNOW YOU CAN'T GO camping without the WHOLE family, fur babies included. Did you know River Rock Adventures Campsite is pet friendly?
Everyone is looking for new ways to get outside. People are happily spending more of their time connecting with nature through outdoor recreation. Naturally, people are wanting to take their family and friends with them. Here at River Rock Adventures, we believe pets are family too! Our campsite is pet friendly, offering owners an opportunity for hassle-free camping with their best friends, even if it's your dog’s first time.
Now dogs can enjoy their time outdoors too. Adventure is always better together. The main complaints about pets at a campground are excessive barking, chasing wildlife, and picking up after them. Camping with pets doesn't have to be stressful. We are a single 2-acre campsite, the only crowd around will be your own. With the entire campsite to yourself, the only thing you have to worry about is having fun with your best friend!
Everyone loves to camp under the stars with their pooch but River Rock Adventures campsite has a variety of other outdoor recreational opportunities too. Being Susquehanna riverfront has its advantages! Bring your own gear to go kayaking, canoeing, stand up paddleboarding and more together on the Susquehanna River.
The Northwest Lancaster County River Trail runs parallel to the campsite. You’ll find plenty of adventure along the 14 miles, multi-use trail. Hike, bike, discover, and explore with your pup during your stay. “
River Rock Adventures is located at 00 Kings Road in Bainbridge
717.449.9033 | riverrockadv.com
Bret Greenberg DVM and Associates, Companion Animal
Clinic is a 6000 square foot state of the art veterinary facility featuring digital xray, ultrasound, KLaser therapy, in house labwork, and offering a full range of routine care, medical, surgical, and dental services. We pride ourselves in client education and tailoring all of our vaccination and treatment protocols to the individual needs of the patient, not treating all dogs and cats as if they were the same.
