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Head to the Big Apple this season and enjoy all the state has to offer. Here is a list of the best RV campgrounds in New York to help you out.
The state of New York is on the bucket list of most travelers around the world. Home to perhaps the country’s - if not the world’s - most popular city, New York makes for an unforgettable vacation! With wonders of nature, iconic cities, mesmerizing architecture, and fun attractions, tourists will never run out of things to do. The state offers diverse sights from historic localities to contemporary downtowns and state parks larger than Everglades, Yellowstone, Glacier, and the Grand Canyon combined!
With so many attractions to visit and cities to see, RV campers have their work cut out. Luckily, the north-eastern state has an amazing slew of RV campgrounds that will take tourists through the sights and offer the best amenities. We have selected the top five campgrounds for you to choose from for the trip of a lifetime to New York!
Located near Lake George NY, this park is in close proximity to various tourist spots. You can go hiking in the Adirondack Mountains, visit the geological wonder of Natural Stone Bridge and Caves Park, or rent a boat at the Snug Harbor South for a day in the sun on Lake George. Families will love the Six Flags Great Escape for fun in the water, but if you want to keep to the park, its four swimming pools are enough to see all activities through. Other top-notch amenities include sports recreation, night shows, and theatre performances that are sure to entertain. RV services are also abundant, with maintenance shops located close to the park.
Rates:
Daily = $129-$159
Amenities:
400 RV campsites
30 & 50 amp hookups
Electric and water service
Free wifi
Cable TV
Restrooms
Showers
Laundry
Picnic tables
Fire rings
Fitness center
Camp store
Outdoor recreation
Paved bike trails
Fishing pond
Night shows
This campground is nestled near Lake Placid and Whiteface Mountain in one of the oldest vacation destinations in the country. It’s within driving distance of several stunning nature scapes, like the Sentinel Range Wilderness Area, High Falls Gorge, and Adirondack Wildlife Refuge. While sunny days see more tourists, skiing in the winter on Whiteface Mountain is an unmissable experience. Outgoing campers can also take to the on-site hiking and bike trails, while those looking to relax can curl up next to the pool with a book. You also have the option to rent out deluxe cabins for a glamping experience in the woods with a view of the lake.
Rates:
Daily = $62-$74
Amenities:
Full hookup
50 max amp
Cable TV
Cell reception
Wifi
Firewood
Propane
Showers
Swimming pool
Mini golf
Bike rentals
Fishing
Snack bar
Ski shuttle
General store
Playground
This family-favorite campground is 100 acres of lush greenery overlooking the Wallkill River in New York’s Hudson Valley and endless fun. It’s the perfect choice for campers looking to relax on-site because this park has it all. Yogi Bear’s water zone is a perfect summer haven, featuring swirly slides, hydrostorms, water canons, a lazy river, and a swimming pool. Other activities include mini-golf, archery, fishing, and sports. An added bonus is that the park is only two hours drive from New York City, so you can explore the iconic city any day with Yogi Bear as your basecamp. Families can choose campsites under the shades or overlooking the riverfront, with rental cabins available too. Picnic spots and fire rings make for a perfect s’mores night ‘round the campfire.
Rates:
Daily = $87-$130 (off-season)
= $175-$280
Weekly = $1050-$1685
Amenities:
Full hookups
30 & 50 amp
Water, sewer, electric
Dump station
Waterfront sites
Cable TV
Wifi
Laundry
Showers
Bathrooms
Swimming pool
Waterpark
Hot tub
General store
Charcoal grill
Fire ring
Picnic tables
Fishing
Playground
Outdoor theatre
Sports recreation
Dog park
For those looking for a refreshing getaway from the busyness of New York, Saratoga Escape Resort lives up to its name. It’s got countless cultural attractions within minutes of the campground, like the Saratoga Performing Arts Center, Looking Back Farm, and the Adirondack hiking trails. Lovers of thrill can take a trip to the nearby Saratoga Racing Track as well. The campground’s own amenities are unmatchable. It is surrounded by a private spring-fed lake with a beach area and tall pine trees and also features a wooden bridge over a waterfall. Campers can take a walk through the wood trail, then unwind by the lake with a book or listen to their favorite podcast. The resort also has paddleboats and canoes to rent.
Rates:
Daily = $72-$75
Amenities:
Full hookup
50 amp water and electric
Wifi
Cell reception
Pull thru
LP gas
Aqua playground
Private lake
BBQ
Fishing
Hiking
Paddleboards
Canoes
Mini-golf
Ice cream parlor
Convenience store
Snack bar
This list would not be complete without a mention of the Wonder of the World that New York is home to. Located on Grand Island, between Niagara Falls and the city of Buffalo, this campground makes for the ultimate camping experience. Tourists will have a wonderful time exploring the nearby Niagara Wine Trail, the historic Old Fort Niagara, Lockport, and Marineland. Adventurous campers can even take a day trip to cross the border over to Toronto. The camp features its own beach, swimming pool, zipline, wildlife shows, and other entertainment. RV campers have the option to choose between premium sites with a patio or a classic tent site under the tree canopies.
Rates:
Daily = $40
Amenities:
Electric, water, sewer hookup
30 & 50 amp
Gravel pad
Patio
Showers
Wifi
Cell service
Laundry
Picnic table
Fire rings
Water access in tent area
Swimming pool
Activity center
General store
Sports
Night shows
Paddleboards
Get Ready for the Big Apple!
You will have found many new attractions to visit from this list, and New York offers just that - endless adventure. So if you are looking to enjoy both sides of the apple - the stunning nature and the glittering cities - rev up your RV and start planning!
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