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The best camping spots near New York City, New York.
Hop on the train or jump in the car for quiet, scenic, adventure-filled camping just outside the city.
Chantilly: This is a cute little backyard camping spot! I'll admit- it's close to the road and the noise got to...
Estan: Pitch your tent in the open field or in the pine trees beside the pond. Perfect spots to see the...
Need an escape from the concrete jungle of New York City? Pack your camping gear or backpack for an adventure-filled day trip or relaxing camping trip near NYC. A little over two hours outside of New York, Taconic State Park awaits. This popular state park is perfect for casual campers who are eager to relax under waterfalls, see the expansive night sky free from the city glow, Read more...
Need an escape from the concrete jungle of New York City? Pack your camping gear or backpack for an adventure-filled day trip or relaxing camping trip near NYC. A little over two hours outside of New York, Taconic State Park awaits. This popular state park is perfect for casual campers who are eager to relax under waterfalls, see the expansive night sky free from the city glow, and recharge in a comfortable, wooded campground. Looking for some thrilling hikes? Harriman State Park is just an hour outside of New York City and has over 200 miles of hiking trails along with 31 lakes. Tent camping and cabin camping are both available at Harriman State Park, as well. Want to rough it a bit more? Check out Peekamoose Mountain for some no-frills camping near NYC. With mostly primitive campsites, Peekamoose is a little over two hours outside of New York and has very few amenities within the campgrounds. But what it lacks in perks it makes up for in rustic, mountain charm. There are truly beautiful locations outside of New York City just waiting for you to explore.
Chantilly: This farm is an absolute gem, and completely worth the trip. There are three sites to choose from- I...
Roz: Wright's Farm is a delight to visit. The scenary of the Shawagunk Ridge is spectacular. The farm has...
Looking for oceanfront camping? Hither Hills State Park has 168 campsites that allow you to walk straight out of your tent onto the beach.
Emily: This is an ideal getaway from New York City; accessible on public transport and tailored to suit any...
Martin: Beware the strict no alcohol policy here - and prepare for a car search!!
Best mid week. Weekends you...
North-South Lake Campground is the largest campground in the Catskill Forest Preserve, with 219 campsites.
Alex: We loved the site, Tim the site owner was quick with his responses and easy to communicate with. The...
James: Close to the South Beach boardwalk and walking/cycling paths to Fort Wadsworth and the Verrazano...
Fahnestock State Park has more than 50 campsites and a huge beach surrounding Canopus Lake for prime camping near NYC.
Nick: Floyd Bennett Field is an old airstrip that has been taken over by the National Parks Service. If...
Margaret : 18 acres with a 2 acre private lake. Level well kept with indoor shower and toilet. 2 miles to a deli...
Malouf’s Mountain Sunset Campground is only accessible by hiking in, but tents can be rented and cooking amenities are provided in case you packed light.
Eva: You will be on a bridle path, beautiful views, fire pit, 5 minutes to the house, 3 minutes to the...
Kai: Located in New Hampton we are burgeoning into New York's premiere resource for fresh-grown organic...
Check out beautiful views of Gardiners Bay and the historic Cedar Point lighthouse at Cedar Point County Park on Long Island.
Who would have thought that such a vibrant ecosystem could be found so close to the NYC metropolitan...
Tara: This is an awesome place to pitch your tent, especially if you enjoy local wine. It's dispersed...
Chantilly: Pioneer Farm felt completely magical from the minute we pulled in. Our host, Matthew, greeted us on...
Sandy: Richard, Tracy and Debbie are so friendly and easy to deal with. We secured our tent site through...
Alex: Quick drive from NYC (approx 2 hrs). You get the vibe Dingman's is a family spot. They say no alcohol...
Brooke: Pristine brookside tent and air mattress all set up for a magical experience in the woods. Portable...
Amanda: Beautiful park. Park and campground can get busy on weekends in season, especially on the 4th of July....
Katrina: Hit the Sunfish Pond trail and take a dip at Turtle Beach