Now Benchmark Hideaway Campground. we Just moved here from another campground, I have to say it…read morehas been nothing but wonderful. The new owner and staff have been accommodating and wonderful. The grounds are beautiful. I have watched chipmunks play and watched the deer walk around. The stream is peaceful. The sites are beautiful and I am so happy that I moved to such a peaceful place with my camping family. I love my site with the woods right behind me. There are places for my kids to explore. I couldn't be happier and I cannot wait for the beginning of the 2019 season to start.

This was our first try at camping (after many many years back w/ girl scouts in very spartan…read moreconditions). The campground was OK. It's all in a wooded area, has a nice pool, rather clean bathrooms and showers. The playground was barely holding together, but the little one didn't notice! It was quiet and managers were nice (maybe a bit too nice as they were driving across the playground 50 times/day and constantly greeting everyone). They let us checkin at 10am and leave past checkout. Although it wasn't anything special, everything went remarkably smoothly and we enjoyed the experience.

This was our first tent camping experience and thanks to Kat and everyone at Korn's it was amazing…read more They hosted our troop and all the girls had a great time. The team was so generous and helpful. The grounds are clean, there is a game room, pool, indoor showers and toilets and a little store. A friend got their camper stuck in a tight spot and the staff went above and beyond to help us get him out with minimal damage to his camper. There is a beautiful stream and hiking. There is electricity and water at each camp site. Will definitely be back. Heads up most carriers have little to no cell service so get the true one with nature experience

Had a wonderful weekend on our maiden voyage of new to us travel trailer…read more The campsite owner "Kat" was extremely welcoming and very generous. Campsite was clean , quiet and well cared for. The public washrooms and showers could use a little more cleaning care. Was impressed with the camp store that would pretty much look after anything you may have forgotten. Can't wait to book our next adventure with Korn's.

I really love this campground. Its very clean and my site at B-3 was very clean with a newer picnic…read moretable and garbage cans and a fire ring. I would definatly come stay here again in the future.

Happy Days Campground is a great Rustic Campground with tenting campsites as well as full hookups…read morefor RVs and campers at very reasonable rates ... The best thing, Happy Days is only 4 miles from one of the greatest attractions in New York ....Bethel Woods, the 69' Woodstock Concert Field and the historic Woodstock Museum (which is a must see... you'll thank me later). The campgrounds are covered in pine trees, so you awake to great, fresh smelling air. It's very clean. The showers, bathrooms and rec room were immaculate. I drove my RV here, but on the premises, you can rent well restored, classical 3-wheel campers for a minimal fee and spend the night in camping luxury (and instead of my gas guzzling RV, I'll bring my car next time, instead and still save).... Tim, one of the owners, is great. From his story, he had no intention of running a campsite. He was in corporate management. He came to Happy Days as a kid. When the woman who owned the site told him, he'd have to find another place to camp next year ... the wheels went into motion. This campsite is Tim and his brother's baby and the care and the high standards they have also shows in their appreciation of their customers ... and I'm sure that comes from having originally been a customer of the campsite. Make sure you make reservations in advance, especially when Bethel Woods has a concert planned for the weekend. I was going to stay an extra day but I waited too long. Booked for the Bethel Woods concert goers.

Very deceiving when you pull up under it's new name, Serenity Ridge Mountain Club. There is nothing…read morewrong with expanding into luxury cabins, but the campground should not raise campsite prices while simultaneously reducing amenities and leaving the camping area itself unimproved and overlooked. As it stands, the value for RV campers is simply not there. The entrance has been beautifully done, but once you enter as a campsite guest, that changes. We stayed at this campground years ago when sites were around $70 per night. At that time, the campground was basic but acceptable, especially since campers had access to the pool which helped justify the price. We just returned and found the property significantly changed, with much of it converted into luxury cabins while the lower loop of campsites remains completely untouched. The check-in experience was positive; the staff member was very friendly and welcoming. That said, the current pricing for campsites is hard to justify based on what is actually provided. Campers no longer have access to the pool, only cabin guests do, which is entirely disappointing. There is no reason why the pool could not be offered to all paying guests. There are no meaningful upgrades to the campsite infrastructure itself. In fact, the sites are increasingly worn down rather than improved. For the price being charged, I would expect at minimum some investment in basic site upkeep--such as replacing warped wooden picnic tables and upgrading old, rusted fire rings. Instead, the campsites are largely unchanged from years ago, while rates have increased. With what they've invested, the campsites need to reflect that as well. But it fell entirely short.

Too expensive for an unkept site with no absolutely no amenities. The park is being developed into…read morecottages and I assume since RV site will be replaced with cottages l, they don't bother with maintaining the sites. There is a pool in the upper section but the RV sites do not have access to it.

I used to come here with friends. Stay in there camper this place is so wonderful, so much to do…read moreand do. You can relax like really relax, sitting by an open fire toasting marshmellows is lfe. I am planning to get my own camper n hopefully it will be here i get a spot and enjoy camping life with my kids and grandkids.

Worst campground in the northeast. The owner moved all of our camping gear to another site while we…read morewere away at dinner. We came back at 9:30 pm to find a huge group of people are our campsite and all of our stuff was gone. Of course we were mad so we called the owner "Barry" and instead of helping us, he yelled at us and told us to take the new campsite or leave. I'll be honest I called him a name afterwards which was wrong of me but then he threatened to fight me and to rape my girlfriend. His words "keep it up and I'll bang Your wife" wow is that how you Run a business these days? The guy literally changed at me for calling him a name. What a man-child. We had to pack our campsite up at almost 10pm and leave with nowhere to go and no other campgrounds were open. There are plenty of other bad reviews to justify our discontentment. Do the world a favor and don't support this tyrant.

We stayed here for three nights. The place for a somewhat outdoor setting is overall clean even…read morethough we did find some cobwebs in the lights that looked like they'd been there for a while. The water pressure is very strong for the shower and faucets, which is great. They do have bikes and kayaks, but you have to pay to rent them, according to the website, so we didn't bother because it's ridiculous that they'd charge you after paying so much per night. You can't drink the faucet water, so they give you 16oz bottles of water, and we stayed three nights and got eight bottles of water. We weren't sure if we'd get charged the $1.50 per bottle that was on the website if we asked for more. Guess you can't drink your recommended amount of daily water. They also have a bunch of creepy statues around that look more satanic than gargoyles like they have on their map. To get to your dome it's a decent walk for most, so they do offer you a ride, but when we checked out, we texted about a ride and never got a response, so we lugged everything up the hill to the car and then when we got there the one guy said you should've text and I would've picked you up. Yeah, we did a half hour ago and you never responded back. They even tell you at check in if you need anything to text them, but they aren't that responsive. We texted two times our whole trip and when we did get a response it was an hour later and the second time we never got a text, which is why we lugged everything up the hill. The domes are nice, the beds are comfortable but the hospitality sucks. The grill is great and there's plenty of seasoning, plates, pots and utensils to get you through your stay.

4.25 The pictures…read morefrom the site are exactly what you get! The place is really nice. The pictures from the website are spot on and haven't been altered or exaggerated to the point where you're like, "What did I pay for? This isn't what I was expecting..." The staff is friendly and helpful as well. While we were there, the power went out in half of our dome because of the weather (big storm), and when I texted them, they were quick to respond and fix it right away. A few things you should know when planning to go here: - They have all the spices you need and cooking oil, so there's no need to bring any. - They also give you several bottles of water stocked in the mini-fridge. - Internet speeds are good, so you don't have to worry. I was able to stream Netflix without any issues. What could've been better? - Not being able to park close to your site is a bit of a pain. Yes, the staff will help you bring your stuff to your dome with their carts, but if you need to leave the area, it's a bit of a walk. - The pillows are really soft. If you prefer a bit more fluff, then you should bring your own. - The shower tends to make a mess. Even though you close the doors correctly, a lot of water leaks. I made sure the second day we were there to put extra towels down around the shower so it didn't make as much of a mess. Overall, though, I was pretty satisfied with Domes at Catskills.

Positively charmed. My husband and I were looking for a getaway within a reasonable driving…read moredistance from the city and stumbled across this glamping site. There are four domes available, each with their distinct personalities. We stayed in the Modern Luxury dome, which was plenty space for the two of us, but there are others that have nearly double the space. Our dome was outfitted with a ton of creature comforts, like a full kitchenette, a full bathroom, a wall-mounted TV (with complimentary Youtube Premium!), and an extremely comfortable mattress on an adjustable head- and foot-power base, so that we were able to watch the snowfall outside our igloo from the perfect position. Checking in was a cinch. Each dome is programmed with a numeric lock, and the passcode corresponds with the last digits of the lodger's phone number, so gaining access is super easy. Inside, the space is definitely one-of-a-kind. It's like a giant igloo, with the bathroom making up the center middle and the rest of the studio space orients around the perimeter. The bed looks onto the outside, which presents a unique and serene windowscape. We hit some small snafus during our visit. We arrived just ahead of a big snowstorm, and it was pretty cold inside even with the heat left on at a supposed 75 degrees. After emailing and calling the property manager, someone showed up with a space heater that made a huge difference. After the storm subsided, someone also came by and wordlessly shoveled all the driveways and walkways, which we certainly appreciated. The immediate neighborhood is pretty quiet and doesn't have a whole lot going on, but we were able to find a few things that allowed us to carve out our own version of the fun stay. Within driving distance, there's a supermarket, Resorts World casino, Kartrite indoor water park, and two small tubing/skiing options.

I cannot say enough about how awesome our experience was! We stayed in the "Rosé all day" dome and…read moreabsolutely loved the beautiful decor and boutique feel of it. Everything was super clean and offered amazing amenities such as shampoo, hand soap, towels, and a full use kitchen! I was also so impressed by the dog friendly amenities, such as a water bowl and adorable dog bed included. Since it was snowing out, we did not have a chance to use the adorable chair swings, bbq grill, or firepit on premises, but each dome also has their own private outdoor area of those included. The location was nice, in the sense of you are definitely out in nature, but have a Walmart and other local spots within a few minutes drive, as well as the Resort's World casino! Overall, the perfect spot for a cute getaway or bachelorette for those that love nature, but aren't quite the camping type like myself.

It was great! The tour guide was knowledgeable and we went away knowing a lot more than when we…read morestarted.

The tour guide was knowledgeable and clueless at the same time…read more We took the medium tour on a hot sunny day. First stop at the large chapel was fine. Second stop was a smaller chapel. Instead of holding the bus outside, the bus was sent ahead. The tour continued into a VERY sunny graveyard. We heard the first ten minutes, but let the tour move on to avoid sunburn. After resting about 25 minutes, we caught up for the final 5 minutes. The entire group was exhausted and super sweaty. The bus took us to our last stop. My friend and I skipped this last stop, staying on the bus to nap. This last stop was cannons and an overlook. We should have skipped the second stop. Upon returning to the visitors center, the shorter 3 pm group returned 10 minutes later. Their tour was more sensible. The tour company refused to give a partial refund for the medium 2 pm tour. Definitely, stick with the shortest tour!