Adventure Bound Camping Resorts - Oak Creek

Adventure Bound Oak Creek offers a range of accommodation options to fit every camping style. Our Log Home sleeps 6 and features a fully equipped kitchen, bathroom with shower, AC/heat, and a charcoal grill — perfect for families who want the outdoors with the comforts of home. The Deluxe Cottage also sleeps 6 with a queen bed, queen futon, twin bunk, full kitchen, and shower/tub combination. Our standard Cottage sleeps 6 and includes a full kitchen, porch, and pet-friendly options ($50 fee for 2 designated units).

For a more rustic experience, our 2 Room Rustic Cabins sleep 6 with a double bed and two bunk beds, heat/AC, and a fire ring — bathhouses are just steps away. The 1 Room Rustic Cabin sleeps 4 with a double bed and one bunk bed. All cabin and cottage rentals include a picnic table and fire ring. For RV and tent campers, we offer full-hookup RV sites with 30/50-amp service, creek-side sites, and spacious tent sites with water and electric hookups. Visit our reservations page or call 717-445-6161 for current rates.

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Amish Country Attractions

Adventure Bound Oak Creek puts you right in the heart of Lancaster County Amish Country — one of the most visited destinations in Pennsylvania. Drive the scenic back roads past working Amish farms, horse-drawn buggies, and covered bridges. Visit Kitchen Kettle Village in Intercourse for handmade jams, fudge, and craft shops. Explore the Strasburg Railroad for a steam-powered train ride through the countryside, then stop at the Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania next door. Browse handcrafted furniture and quilts at roadside shops throughout the area.

Family Fun Nearby

Dutch Wonderland amusement park in Lancaster is just 20 minutes away and is one of the top family theme parks in the region. Hersheypark and Chocolate World are about 45 minutes north for a full day of roller coasters and chocolate tours. History buffs can visit the Ephrata Cloister, a preserved 18th-century religious community, or explore downtown Lancaster — one of the oldest inland cities in America — for restaurants, galleries, and the Lancaster Central Market, the nation's oldest continuously operating farmers market.