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    Rondout Valley - Accord, NY

    2.5 (42 reviews)
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    Tara W.

    We've been camping here for years, and while the activity center for kids and adults has had its ups and downs, this year has truly been a game-changer! There have been so many fantastic improvements, with a wide variety of fun daily activities like crafts, live music, community campfires, movie nights, baseball, cornhole, and more. The staff this season has been especially outstanding--friendly, helpful, and full of energy. It's been such a refreshing experience. I highly recommend camping here!

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    Kimberly T.

    First time camping (glamping really) here and it's not the worst but not the very best either. One concern was that we booked two cabins and requested it next to each other which customer service had confirmed. But upon arrival it was not followed through. Long story short, we explained that the neighboring cabins are all empty anyway at the moment so why not book us right next to each other. We were accommodated only after speaking to the manager. Next was that our air conditioning did not work. But again to cut short, they were able to provide us with two window airconditioners which worked out it the end and kept us comfortable. Dont get me wrong, all the staff we interacted were nice and polite, it's just that you know - first impressions about the place... The cabin also did not come with a grilling area - that is a first for us. All the cabins for every campsite we've been to ALWAYS had a grill. We borrowed an unused one from the empty/renovated cabin and brought a grill from Walmart nearby. I appreciated that there's a fan on the porch though. And like what other reviewers mentioned, there're a lot of seasonal and long termers here which meant most areas were occupied. And it wouldve been nice if the cabins we rented werent in between these long termers. Why? because they easily complain of noise (which they did with us) and our "sofa" that we "left outside"..uh hello its an inflatable sofa and is for outdoors. Seriously it kinda ruined the mood with some of these nosy "neighbors". Anyway i'll stop with the ranting lol so Yup, it's not the most fun camping experience and there isnt much to do. Not for me anyway...they do have a pool, playground, a dirty pond, a nice stream, basketball court, and some special events. Glad Arrowood Farm was close by. That was the highlight of this trip.

    Tanya M.

    We arrived this past Friday and were staying for Father's Day Weekend. I cannot say enough great things about this place! We were 4 adults, 2 toddlers). We rented a cabin and were so pleasantly surprised when we got there. The cabins have recently been renovated so they are all brand new. Fully stocked with everything we would need for the weekend like dishes & cooking supplies, dish towels, pot holders, even veggie peelers and strainers. Coffee machine, toaster and microwave all included. Full bathroom. Very clean! The staff was extremely nice and we had no issues with any of them. Everyone was very helpful. In back of the cabins was a beautiful stream. And in the front we had our own firepit with grill attached and picnic table. The kids honestly had such a blast running around! There is an awesome kiddy park where our toddlers loved to play (they are also building another new one for older kids next to it). On Saturday night they had a great dj come and play music. The pool was under renovation during our stay, but that's ok as we went to a gorgeous swimming area right down the road from the campgrounds (walking distance). The convenience store had DVDs to rent and things like syrup and sugar that we forgot to buy earlier. The adult lounge had cable tv and a pool table, along with a few games. They are doing a lot of construction to update the place and make it really nice. We had a great time and will absolutely be returning!

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    Lisa M.

    Arrived earlier this week. Our first impression mud and standing water. Not great way to start when you have dogs. Gravel could fix the water puddles and mud here. Bathrooms. OMG. Nasty! I noticed the person signs the sheet everyday that they cleaned them. Not!! There wasn't toilet paper half the time. Toilets were backed up but people keep using them anyway. Trash wasn't emptied for 5 days. Really smells in the restrooms. Using their showers? Bring water shoes. Do not let your bare feet touch the floor! Glad we have our own bathroom in our RV. Laundry room had trash piled up. Needed swept. There is a sitting room next to laundry at entrance. Very dirty. Floors looked like they haven't been vacuumed in months! Only one light works. Lamps are unplugged and have no light bulbs in them. Playground near my side is out of date. Playground by pool very nice. Pool seems nice. I didn't use it. Rec and snack bar area. Not much to it. Unfriendly staff in this area. Staff in front office was nice. Staff or riding around on golf carts were nice. Mini golf has been let go. What a mess! Can't believe they refer to this as a resort. I know I'm staying here free. But the Thousand Trails membership wasn't free. Over 3K for the membership that bragged resort type RV parks. Most have been. This one just junk! Looks like a low class trailer park.

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    Terrible staff. Below average facility. Bad vibe. We booked 3 nights but left after the first night. Don't waste your time.

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    Nice enough on the surface. Good location. Bathrooms filthy. Toilets clogged. Not one person, whether employee or camper, wore a mask.

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    In back of the cabins was a beautiful stream.

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    Rustic Ridge View Farm - "Mt. Mama" campsite at the top of the hill. Stunning.

    Rustic Ridge View Farm

    4.7(15 reviews)
    4.1 mi

    This is a great place for any camping stay, short or long. It stands apart from other campsites for…read moreits ample space (and therefore privacy at each site), views of rolling hills, and a wonderful host that makes your stay personal and comfortable. For my husband and me, it was like a lovely cross between a bnb/camping experience, because we were lucky to spend a morning chatting with Wally over his delicious breakfast sandwiches and coffee--but if you want a secluded, private experience, that is easily yours as well at this lovely farm campsite. Instead of feeling like you're all on top of each other with tent site after tent site like at many places, you have an entire verdant hill all to yourself, with nice flat places for tent set-up, a firepit, and chairs. It is quiet, peaceful, and beautiful, and we slept well on our overnight stay. We arrived really late but that was no problem. The site is charged per person, so it may be more expensive than other places that charge per site, but if you want to exchange a bit of extra money for a much more pleasant space, this may be worthwhile for you. Please note no potable water faucet. We didn't make use of the shower option, but he said one can be installed at your request. The farm is about 15 minutes from New Paltz, so really convenient for anyone headed that way, or toward the Mohonk Preserve for the multitude of outdoor activities there. Wally is a great host with great stories, life experiences, and philosophies, and we look forward to staying there again sometime. Thanks Wally!

    The Pros: The camping spots are well maintained…read more The Con: The Porta Johns are in terrible shape. They are full, dirty, old and the doors don't close.

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    First look in the hammock forest

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    Camping was so much fun!

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    Samuel F. Pryor III Shawangunk Gateway Campground - Wash station

    Samuel F. Pryor III Shawangunk Gateway Campground

    3.4(11 reviews)
    5.7 mi

    This is a brand spanking new campground, and it shows! The location is great for access to…read moreMinnewaska State Park and also very close to New Paltz which is convenient for picking up supplies. The sites themselves are tiny and fairly close together. The close together aspect is standard in my experience when it comes to car camping. The small size of the individual sites was a bit of a shock. Their website says only two tents are allowed per site, but it would be impossible to fit more than two tents on the pad designated for the tents, and there is not enough room anywhere else at the site to put up a tent. I use an ultra light weight 2 person backpacking tent and my friend had a larger 3-4 person tent and there was barely enough room on the pad to set both tents up. Basically, if you have two backpacking tents you'll be fine. If you have one car camping style tent and a smaller tent you'll be able to make it work, but if you have two large tents you definitely want to measure before you go because there is a good chance they both will not fit. There is a nice picnic table at each site and a stone tile is provided to cook on top of with a stove. Which brings me to the biggest downside to this campground, fires (including using coals) are not allowed at individual campsites. There is a communal fire at the pavilion with the showers and dishwashing stations, but that's it, which was disappointing. Some of the pros for this campground are that the small camping sites pretty much eliminate large groups, so you'll have pretty quiet nights. Flush toilets at the pavilion and showers for 16 quarters are pretty nice too. Closer to the campsites is another restroom with fancy port-a-potties and sinks with running water. Perhaps my favorite touch was the power strip in this bathroom for easy phone charging, as long as you have a charger. There were also some power outlets at the pavilion, and the washing stations for dishes were awesome. Overall I enjoyed my stay here, and found the staff to be very nice and helpful, but the campsite fire restriction may have me looking somewhere else for my next trip. Rates were about $36 per night per site.

    Beware ! I booked what I thought was a campsite cause its called Samuel Pryor campground. We…read moreconfirmed we were coming on the day to campsite # 1. We arrived and set up our tent only to find out via txt message at 6:30 pm it was a vehicle site # 1 and It was $22 a night for a parking spot and I was expected to sleep in my car. I've never heard of a campsite where you pay for a parking spot to sleep in your car. We had to take down our tent in the dark and leave cause there were no available campsites. The person who worked for the campsite was rude over the phone and didn't care. Better campsites in the area. They don't have flush toilets and smell was overwhelming. Never going back!!

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    Minnewaska State Park Preserve

    Minnewaska State Park Preserve

    4.5(170 reviews)
    5.0 mi

    Great trail maintenance, accurate mapping, crystal clear water - I was impressed. We will return.read more

    I made my Gunks debut yesterday and was pretty impressed despite the very meh weather situation…read more This is about 90 minutes from my HQ so probably right at the limit of a convenient day hike, and somehow I've never really been in this area before beyond travelling past it going up and down the NY Thruway. Definitely returning when the sun is actually out. I did the 8.7-mile Castle Point hike (my gut says it wasn't QUITE that long, but I don't want to argue with my book) from the Awosting parking lot down the Mossy Glen Trail (yellow blazes), making a left onto and up Blueberry Run (blue) to Castle Point itself, and then went basically straight down the cliff on the Scenic Trail (lavenderish and formerly light blue), down the Rainbow Falls Trail (orange) and finally making a right on the Lower Awosting Carriageway back to the parking lot. Wasn't crazy about the $10 fee to park - nature shouldn't cost anything - but it is what it is. It's really a shame the weather was crappy because I could tell that viewpoint at Castle Point is legit - it's sprawling and you can see for miles in almost every direction. That's a very cool spot and easily the highlight of the hike. There are some interesting viewpoints throughout the rest of the adventure, but I'd say they're primarily of rock formations and water features, which have their selling points but nothing beats a view at the top. I'm in decent hiking shape right now, and this was just not particularly challenging for me. The only part where I was even a little out of breath (and it was humid, so grain of salt in that regard) was on Blueberry Run, which was a pretty steady incline up, but really not hardcore at all from my perspective. The drop down from Castle Point on the Scenic Trail IS a little tricky and you really want to spend some time there figuring out where your foot is going to go next. Compared to other parks in the tristate area, this one definitely has more hazards, cliffs you could potentially fall down, etc. But same token, it has a ton of these completely flat carriageways as well. It rained while I was on the Rainbow Falls trail and I DID slip/fall on some of the rocks at one point, but that's on me since I willingly came over here knowing what the forecast was. Wasn't impressed by the Rainbow Falls themselves, and neither were the other hikers who were there at the time. Maybe it was just not an ideal situation for them, but it's been rainy the last few days so unclear when you should take advantage of the optics there. The trail blazes were EXCELLENT, easily some of the best I've ever encountered. Each official trail had an accompanying sign that not only gave you the name of the trail, but a map of the nearby area, the grade profile so you can see what types of inclines/declines you'll experience on that trail and tons of basic facts. Really well done stuff. The bathroom situation was pretty good as well, with ample restroom options in the parking lot albeit without plumbing. You get what you get, but I'll take a clean bathroom situation in a heartbeat, regardless. Okay wildlife sightings. The rain I'm sure kept some of the good quality shizzle away, but I got a cool shot of a black vulture and saw an edgy newt. Worth the trek and will return for further investigation shortly.

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    So Hi Campground - Miniature golf area

    So Hi Campground

    3.7(28 reviews)
    5.6 mi

    Very disappointed. Photos and descriptions on website are innacurate. No pool. Miniature golf…read morecourse unusable. Activity room locked. Only place to get rid of garbage is 1 u-haul truck by playground. No one in front office. Had to call a number to ask for assistance or questions. Picnic tables disgusting. Seasonal campsites need to be cleaned up and made presentable. Could be a very nice place if someone actually took the time and cared enough to do the upgrades needed.

    If you are looking for a RUSTIC quiet friendly wooded campground look no further…read more This campground is great for those that just enjoy the outdoors and want to entertain themselves and friends/company. They have many options all for Tent Campers (that includes this wonderful little wash/dish/ bathroom/ shower hut) include a charcoal grill The main building has a HUGE CLEAN bathroom, several stall toilets and several open/separate roomed showers Pop ups fit wonderfully where ever you are comfortable, some of the tent sites even include an electric outlet, if you want to rough it with an outlet. Great easy pull in, or back in sites for bigger RVs with water/ electric/ and sewer hook ups This campground is new to this owner for a few years now, and 2020 has not been nice with a couple fires. But they are working hard, and really go out of their way to make your stay wonderful. They had to make some 2020 adjustments and move the store to the front in an older camper and it is ADORABLE! I love the idea of a little mini check in office ( I think you should keep it) Wood available on site for 5$ a bundle Bags of ice for 3$ And ice creams for the kids Thank you for a wonderful stay

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    Picnic table

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    Garbage truck

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    Class B sites at So-Hi Campground!

    Kaaterskill Falls - March 2026

    Kaaterskill Falls

    4.6(168 reviews)
    28.7 mi

    The falls are truly incredible…read more The trail down to the bottom of the falls, is a bit tricky. But so incredibly worth it. I would suggest not to believe the sign saying 189 steps.... it is definitely more! Take drinking water because you'll need that for sure. We went back in August and the heat was definitely there. The parking lot was pretty packed but throughout the trails people were pretty evenly spaced out. Not so much at the base of the falls themselves but there was still plenty of room to move around freely.

    A very mild and easy hike with a beautiful payoff! Definitely bring your bathing suits because you…read morecan take a dip in the water--it's cool, refreshing, and perfect for cooling off after the walk. The waterfall and surrounding scenery are absolutely beautiful, and you can easily spend some time relaxing on the rocks and taking in the view. You don't have to get in the water if that's not your thing; there are plenty of rocks around the area where you can sit and enjoy the scenery. There are both upper and lower sections of the waterfall, so depending on how much walking you want to do, you can choose which area to explore. We walked to the lookout point first, which gives you a view of the waterfall from above. From up there, everyone below looks like little ants! Before reaching the bridge, there are stairs that lead down to the actual waterfall, which I definitely recommend checking out. Overall, it's a beautiful spot, and the hike is very manageable!

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    View Of Stream

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    Yogi Bear's Jellystone Park - Dirty toilet and floor

    Yogi Bear's Jellystone Park

    2.7(121 reviews)
    9.3 mi
    $$$

    Stayed at Jellystone Park Camp Resort in Gardiner, NY from 7/21 to 7/28. This was our second visit…read morein two years. Overall, our stay was just okay. The cabin we stayed in could have been much cleaner and better maintained. The stove was not cleaned thoroughly the floor had some debris. Some of the roads throughout the campground are in rough shape and could use repaving, many of the golf carts could use some upkeep and cleaned out properly. What really frustrated me happened on our second day. We brought our own chairs to the pool area and were immediately told by a lifeguard that outside chairs weren't allowed on the pool deck. However, there were other guests with their own chairs who weren't approached, and there was no posted signage stating this rule anywhere. If it's a policy, it should be clearly posted and enforced consistently. Also, the fishing pond suddenly developed a terrible odor overnight that it made it difficult to sleep as my cabin was close to the fishing pond. The staff experience was mixed. Some staff members were extremely helpful and friendly, while others seemed completely uninterested in their jobs. The Tiki Bar was by far the biggest disappointment. It was dirty, with flies everywhere including dead flies on eating surfaces that looked like they've been there for some time. That level of cleanliness is unacceptable. The campground has a lot of potential, but it needs stronger leadership and better attention to maintenance and cleanliness in some areas. The pools, lazy river and splashpad areas were clean well maintained and do a good job of keeping kids and adults entertained for hours. Overall, it's a fun destination for kids, but there are several areas that need improvements, and perhaps adding more activities geared towards teens and adults such a paintball, bigger arcade, social evening events, rock climbing wall, treasure hunts. These options keep older teens and campers active and engaged throughout their stay.

    This place is a slum, and unfortunately, my problems started from the moment I arrived…read more I arrived at 2:04 PM to check in. I went inside and was greeted by Christina at the front desk. She asked if she could help me, and I explained that I was there to check in. She entered some information into her computer and told me that check-in wasn't until 3:00 PM. I completely understand campground rules and have no problem following them. I simply asked if, since it was only around 2:15 PM, I could pull off to the side and wait until 3:00. I was driving a 40-foot RV with a car attached, so I explained that it would be extremely difficult to turn around and leave. Her response was that I had to leave the property. I explained again that I had a large RV and a vehicle attached, but she continued to insist that I leave immediately. There was absolutely no reason to speak to a paying customer that way. A little courtesy and common sense would have gone a long way. Christina shouldn't be working with families on vacation she has a nasty attitude and appears miserable at her job, maybe she should be responsible for cleaning the toilets throughout the park. I ended up having to disconnect my car, park it, turn the RV around, and wait at the end of the driveway until 3:00 PM. Once I finally got to my site, I set everything up and later left to pick up my grandchildren. When I returned a few hours later, my RV had no power. I spent about an hour trying to figure out what was wrong before checking the incoming power. Sure enough, the 50-amp service at the site was not working. I called maintenance, and Mike came out and found the problem. He had to replace two outlets and a breaker before the power was finally restored. I appreciate Mike coming out and fixing the problem, but this should have been working when we arrived. The next day, we went to the water park. It is very small, and there was practically nowhere to sit or leave your belongings. We ended up having to sit on the floor. Then things got even worse. After it rained, the sink and toilet water in our RV turned BROWN. I went outside, disconnected the water hose, and discovered that the campground's water supply itself was brown. This happened again later in the week. Having brown water coming from the campground water system is completely unacceptable. The kids' areas were also disappointing. We went to the bouncing balloon area, and there was garbage scattered all over the place. We later went to the Gaga ball area, and there was garbage there as well. I assumed someone would eventually come around and clean it up, but the trash remained there that evening and for several days afterward. What made it even more frustrating was seeing employees sitting around while these areas remained dirty. Then there are the activities. Some activities are restricted to VIP members, meaning that even though you pay to stay at the campground and use the park, your children cannot participate in everything unless you pay for an additional VIP membership. That is extremely disappointing, especially for families who have already spent a significant amount of money for their vacation. I have stayed at other Jellystone Parks in the past, and this experience was nothing like those. Unfortunately, this location was a huge disappointment from beginning to end. Between the rude treatment at check-in, electrical problems, brown campground water, garbage throughout the children's activity areas, limited seating at the water park, and activities being restricted to VIP members, I cannot recommend this campground. They will not be getting my business again. If you're considering staying here, I strongly recommend doing your research before spending your hard-earned money on this place.

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    Yogi Bear's Jellystone Park - Dirty bathrooms

    Dirty bathrooms

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    Many of the nasty little flying pain machines.

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