has anyone been to this campground?

[desi arnaz]

http://www.bing.com/maps/default.aspx?encType=1&where1=11+Luis+Munoz+Marin+Blvd%2c+Jersey+City%2c+NJ+07302&FORM=MIRE&qpvt=11+Luis+Munoz+Marin+Blvd.+Jersey+City%2c+NJ+07302#JnE9LjExK0x1aXMrTXVub3orTWFyaW4rQmx2ZCUyYytKZXJzZXkrQ2l0eSUyYytOSiswNzMwMiU3ZXNzdC4wJTdlcGcuMSZiYj00MC42MTY5NDQ1Nzg5MTk1JTdlLTczLjk5NjgxNTY0Nzc2OTclN2U0MC41ODM4NTY0MTY4Nzc1JTdlLTc0LjAzNjU1NTI1NjUzNDQ=

[Steve102C3]

My family and I stayed there in 2005. It's more of a parking lot than a campground.

If you plan on going to the city, it's a good base because a subway station is nearby.

If you want to camp, well you can see lower Manhattan and the Statue of Liberty, but it's not like being at a lake.

If I go back to NYC, I'd stay there again.

Steve

[desi arnaz]

my nephew has a recital at the new school of music in April and this is the cheapest way to go, and no threat of bedbugs in a $250 hotel.

[desi arnaz]

funny i had no idea when i started this thread ,someone else was looking for the same thing i was.i would much rather stay in a hotel and drive down in the Honda but this will be cheaper in the long run and will be easier to transport my wife's rascal scooter.

[boxcarOkie]

my nephew has a recital at the new school of music in April and this is the cheapest way to go, and no threat of bedbugs in a $250 hotel.

Be careful.  According to CBS "the highest concentration of bedbugs in the U.S. were in the Upper Level hotels/motels (in other words the pricey establishments)" so it appears that price doesn't enter into it.

BCO

[desi arnaz]

my 2 brothers and a sister are staying in high rent hotels. she refuses to listen to all the bad reports on the chelsa hotel. and the brothers havent decided where to stay yet.

[JohnEd]

What is the name of that campground?  How much for a week?

Thanks,

John