Dunkirk, NY: camping and road guide
Within 30 mi of Dunkirk there are 16 campgrounds (2 of them free) and 3 rest areas. Nearby, 10 roads have a posted clearance or length limit, or no trailers allowed. They're listed first.
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Low clearances and road limits near Dunkirk
Posted limits within 15 mi, for anything tall or long: an RV, a fifth wheel, a truck camper or a rooftop tent.
- Central Avenue · 12'9" clearance · in town
- Washington Avenue · 12'0" clearance · in town
- Swan Street · 11'9" clearance · in town
- Park Avenue · 11'9" clearance · in town
- Brigham Road · 11'8" clearance · in town
- Willow Road · 10'1" clearance · 2 mi SW
- Lake Avenue · 11'0" clearance · 8 mi SW
- Skew Arch · 9'10" clearance · 9 mi NE
- NY 5 · 12'6" clearance · 13 mi NE
- Commercial Street · 12'5" clearance · 15 mi NE
Campgrounds near Dunkirk
- Sheridan Bay Park Campground · 4 mi NE
- Lake Erie State Park Campground · 6 mi SW
- Arkright Camp · 9 mi SE · no travel trailers
- Blue Water Beach Campground · 13 mi SW
- Evangola State Park Campground · 15 mi NE
- KOA Journey · 16 mi SW
- Westfield/Lake Erie KOA · 16 mi SW
- Moose Campground · 17 mi SW · restrooms
- Camp Prendergast · 21 mi S
- Wildwood Acres · 22 mi S
- Top-A-Rise Campground · 22 mi SE
- Lean To · 23 mi SW · free · no travel trailers
- Pope Haven Campground · 25 mi SE
- Lakeside Campground · 26 mi SW · fees apply · RVs OK
- Lean To - Panama · 27 mi S · free · no travel trailers
- and 1 more in the app
Rest areas
- Chautauqua Lake Rest Area · 24 mi S · restrooms
- Eden Text Stop · 25 mi NE
- Randolph Texting Zone / Parking Area · 27 mi SE
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