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Cherry Plain State Park, New York
This small patch of woods, a mere 175 acres, is a little known secret kept by the residents of the small town of Petersburg, a 3 hour drive from Manhattan. The park is more often quiet and secluded Read more...
This small patch of woods, a mere 175 acres, is a little known secret kept by the residents of the small town of Petersburg, a 3 hour drive from Manhattan. The park is more often quiet and secluded than busy. Having just shy of 30 campsites, more than half of which are hike-in, the park caters to those who are truly trying to escape the hustle and bustle of modern living. Despite its name, Cherry Plain is quite unique and makes a wonderful weekend for hiking, camping, and exploring.
More Cherry than Plain, this park is a quaint, calming respite from the daily hustle. On 175 acres,...
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Loc: Magic Forest was just as expected. We stayed two nights and felt quite secluded. We never got a chance...
Katherine: There is a lovely site set up for tent camping about 100 yards off a dirt road that you have to...
Lu: We had a blast!!! Such a nice place. In the middle of nowhere, apart from WiFi and phone signals. This...
Erin: Misty Mountain Farm is a true treasure. Not only is the farm extremely hands-on for campers interested...
Jody: Great spot! It felt very secluded, with just the beavers for company. Rachel and her husband were very...
Tara: Wyomanock Farm is a beautiful property with lots of opportunities for exploring. Here you will find an...
Jaime: We stayed in a tent, in a beautiful clearing with a magical pond. Rachel was kind and helpful. Her...
Kevin: Pitch a tent just off the lake on a flat spot with picnic table and fire pit. Beautiful protected lake...
Luca: beautiful, wonderful, magical experience. would highly recommend staying here. we loved every minute....
Myles: We spent a night in the tipi - it was pretty magical. Joan and Jason really have the structure right....
Brian: The yurt was absolutely gorgeous, it was my first time staying in one and I loved it. The property is...
Bob: The vacation house at Whitman Woods offers privacy with proximity to
excellent skiing at Jiminy Peak...
Laura: My friend and I loaded up our bikes and decided to go (hammock) camping for the weekend. With only 12...
Elena: One of my favorite campgrounds in the area. Yes, there are 100+ sites but the location is well worth...
Stacey: Small, rustic cabin with electricity in the woods behind our home in the hilltowns of Western...
Cindy: We camp here often and love it. If you want one of the water sites 86 and 87 are our favorites but...
Rachel: Tucked into a hemlock forest are two, two person parachute material hammocks. Both have tarp rain...
Tara: Primitive camping in the Green Mountain National Forest.
Roz: Wright's Farm is a delight to visit. The scenary of the Shawagunk Ridge is spectacular. The farm has...
Sarah: Pitch your tent on our 5 acre property in the middle of the gorgeous Berkshires. Two streams on the...