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Has anyone ever camped here? How is it? Is there really a no alcohol policy? Just want a beer after a long day fishing!
Camping at Worthington State Forest
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Never camped there before, but since it's a state forest there is no alcohol allowed. Terrible law, but that's what it is.
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This is a true law but if you keep it to a dull roar and poor it in cups instead of bottles and cans in plain site you should be alright. Out of site out of mind...
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I camped there once with my friends, and the people on the next site over got caught with beer and were told to leave the campground...
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yup dont leave coolers out with beer in it, dont leave any signs of liquor around your campsite, and dont get drunk and rowdy, most park police wont mind a few beers if you keep it discrete
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Not really. Nothing will kill a great weekend with your family then a bunch of drunk dinks on the next site.
I agree,worthington was full last year so I had to go to a private campground nearby,it's amasing that places that allow drinking have liquid assholes running around everywhere,we left the next day. I found if you're discreet and don't start hootin' and hollerin' the rangers don't really bother you much if you put your beer in a plastic cup.
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If you want to go a few miles north of Worthington and have a beer, try Bear Creek Campground in Walpack. A NJ State Trooper owns it, and the camping area is right on the banks on the Big Flatbrook. There is only a porto-potty and a water spigot for amenities, and he sells firewood. It's away from everything else, is only a few miles from Layton, and about 10-12 miles from Branchville and Dale's Market. Alcohol is allowed. If you are interested, call 1-973-948-4384. The owner is Ken Salazar.
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get real stash, if the guy wants a beer be careful with it!
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camping,fishing, and a couple brews go hand in hand in my book[up]
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That's the way we used to do it in the early years. If your having to good of a time you will be ticketed and tossed out. So be adult about it and attract no attention to your self. Oh and split the booty up into 2-3 stashes cause they will confiscate it. Give them a box full and tell the that's it. They should leave you alone unless you leave the park as if to get some more. After you get thrown out go in to Pennsy , there are plenty of family/private grounds. Oh the memories.[drinking][ko][sleep]
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NJ BLOWS for camping. So many rules and regs, not to mention the over-priced State Park prices. I've been hiking and camping in over a dozen states. NJ is the WORST! Might as well have a ranger babysit you for a couple of hours beforehand so you know what you're getting yourself into. They need to relax a little bit. They come by and harass you, ruining a good time. In other states they ask you if you've seen this, or that. They point out little known spots on a map for you. In NJ they ask you what you have in your pack, what's in the tent, how old are you, how long you stayin, can I see your permit/ receipt. NJ camping BLOWS!!!!!!!!!! BLOWS HARD!! Really.
I was camping at a beach in Malibu CA with about 25 people, most of us where drinking. We had 2 park police come by, and all they said was "if any of you need anything, we'll be down by that shack. Have a great time" and they left us GROWN-UPS alone the whole night. Why does it always have to be big brother in this state?
I was camping at a beach in Malibu CA with about 25 people, most of us where drinking. We had 2 park police come by, and all they said was "if any of you need anything, we'll be down by that shack. Have a great time" and they left us GROWN-UPS alone the whole night. Why does it always have to be big brother in this state?
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