Does Valley View Camp have toilets?

Yes — toilets are available at every site at Valley View Camp. basic port-a-potty at Center Hill site. Apoox. 150 yards from North Hill and South Hill sites

How do you get to the sites at Valley View Camp?

2WD accessible. Park at your site. Wheelchair accessible.

Are pets allowed at Valley View Camp?

Yes — Valley View Camp is pet-friendly. On leash.

Are campfires allowed at Valley View Camp?

Yes — campfires are allowed at Valley View Camp. Always review local fire regulations before enjoying a campfire.

What is the check-in process at Valley View Camp?

You'll head straight to your site upon arrival.

What is the cancellation policy at Valley View Camp?

Full refund 1 week before check in time starts.

What time is check-in and check-out at Valley View Camp?

Check-in at 10am. Check-out at 12pm.

How far in advance can you book, and how long can you stay at Valley View Camp?

Same-day bookings welcome, up to 12 months ahead. Stay at least 2 nights.

Is drinking water available at Valley View Camp?

No — no potable water at Valley View Camp.

Does Valley View Camp have showers?

No — no showers at Valley View Camp.

Does Valley View Camp have picnic tables?

No — no picnic tables at Valley View Camp.

Does Valley View Camp have cooking equipment?

No — no cooking equipment at Valley View Camp.

Does Valley View Camp have wifi?

No — no wifi at Valley View Camp.

Does Valley View Camp have trash disposal?

No — no trash disposal at Valley View Camp.

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Back View: camping shower/ changing area. Hang towels on cloths lines for full privacy. Hang shower bag, hang cloths on hooks, small seat in and out of shower area

A classic Fingerlakes view into the valley without having to leave the site!

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Valley View Camp

Hosted by Chris · Montour Falls, New York

8 sites · RV, Tent · 4 acres

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122 reviews

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WE ALLOW A MAXIMIUM OF 4 CAMPING GROUPS AT A TIME. We have 8 sites to choose from but, due to Town rules more than 4 camping any given night is tooo many. So, 4 acres 4 camping groups. We are advertising a "RUSTIC CAMPING EXPERIENCE". This isn't the state or county owned or run site. We want you to come and be clean and considerate and have a great experience! I walked many lots over the previous several years and this pasture was perfect. This location is a work in progress. The pictures are over a few years and when you get there the hay could be high, it could have just been cut. The reviews and some pictures begin 3 years ago 3 days after we went online. Work the reviews in reverse to see newest reviews.

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"Valley View Camp" Montour Falls NY

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RV/tent site · Sleeps 30 · Vehicles under 34 ft

Four acres of rolling pasture with wide open views of the town and Valley of Montour Falls, NY, as well as the actual Montour Falls. We offer 8 sites about 50-60 yards apart. Each has a fire pit and benches. A port-a-potty gives it a "homey touch" with a changing blind that is setup for your camping shower. (No running water) WE ARE OFFERING FIRST COME FIRST SERVED REGARDING PICKING YOUR CAMP SITE. Breath and live the great outdoors in New York; hike, bike, camp, fish, swim, or boat to many hidden corners. Your within an hour's drive to 9 of 11 of the FINGER LAKES; Hemlock, Canadice, Honeoye, Canandaigua, Keuka, Seneca, Cayuga, Owasco, Skaneateles (add 30 minutes and round out Otisco, the East end cap and Conesus on the West.) You're likely to see hawks overhead in the afternoon and deer strolling through at dusk. If you get lucky you can see or photograph BALD EAGLES that live, nest and fish throughout the Finger Lakes. I've seen a few, they have white head and tail feathers...you'll know! You're three miles from Watkins Glen and all the local culture offered there: wineries, antiquing, hiking through the famous gorge in Watkins Glen at Seneca Lake State Park (on Route 14). Fishing, swimming, boating and water access is three miles away at Seneca Lake. Your about 25 miles from Ithaca, NY. Havana Glen Park is about a mile away at 135 Havana Glen Rd., Montour Falls, NY ($2 for car entry). Can see the World Famous "Montour Falls" in the distance in the Valley. You can also see The Firemen's Academy (large Brick structure to the left in the Valley) that trains firefighters. The Dollar Store is very close on Route 14, offering tiki torches and fluid. Topps food market is on the way into Watkins Glen. We have pavers around 4 site's fire rings/benches. We have 4 natural grass sites around the fire rings/benches. "The Kitchen" has pavers. All site have space for unlimited tents, sometimes need to spread away from fire rings. Generally we travel One Way around the property, baring right up the hill. We are trying to travel close to the property boundaries to establish the driveway and eventually measuring the distance for joggers/walkers. We kindly ask you don't leave any bits of trash behind. This is a "dry camping site", as advertised, and we are trying to build something that's one with nature. We feel we have priced right and offer a fair value. We feel that trying to have 30 people or 3 families squeezing into one site at our rate of $25/night is a bit cheesy. Most all of our guests seem to love it and it's been a little fun for us. It's not a big money maker by any means; but we are feeling good about providing a reasonably priced place in a beautiful part of NY trying to help nature. Yes, we have had a few substantial tips from well to do campers over the years. Every cent and then some has been put back into "Valley View Camp". Site #1 ("Lookout Point") is the first site going up the hill on the right after pulling in located at back right corner. This site backs up to neighbor's land that is a forest setting. It's near the road which does have some road traffic noise (not that much) and the babbling brook can be heard year round from across the street. This site has pavers around the fire ring/benches. There is room for several tents. Site #2 (Little Valley") is on the left just before the first bridge. This site is open air with natural grass around fire ring/benches and has room for many tents. This site can catch street noise and babbling brook and offers some late afternoon shade. Site #3 (Big Valley") is further along on the left and an open air site with natural grass around the fire ring/benches and lots of room for many tents. This site is the closest to "The Kitchen" (pavers, port a potty, shower changing blind, gas grill, tools). Site #4 ("High Point") is further along past 2nd bridge to the right at the highest point of the land. This site is in the back left corner and backs up to neighbors forest setting and furthest from the street. This site had pavers around fire ring/benches. This site is close to the Owl House at corner of the land. This site has space for 2-3 tents. Site #5 ("Miami Beach") is the next site on the right across the little walk bridge. This site is more private next to property line next to tall bird house. This site has pavers around fire ring/benches. This site has space for 2-3 tents, some have put tents on the other side of foot bridge. Site #6 (Turtle Creek") is traveling back toward the street on the left at 3rd bridge. This site is open air with natural grass around the fire ring/benches. There is lots of room for many tents. On the other side of the seasonal creek is space with bench for additional tents and to spread out further. Site #7 ("Fox Run") is further along the drive on the left. This site has pavers around the fir ring/benches and has lots of room for many tents. This is an open air site close enough to the street to hear street noise and babbling brook across the street. Site #8 ("Down Under") is further along at 4th bridge and close to entrance. This site is across the street form neighbor's home and will have street noise and babbling brook. This site has natural grass around the fire ring/benches. This site has space for 2-3 tents. "The Kitchen" is the community site located at back of property in the middle that has the Port a Potty, camp shower/changing blind, notice to guests, fire wood, benches on pavers, lawn mower, tools and a Weber portable grill/ fire pit, gas grill and caldron frame. Once the sun goes down the street traffic reduces and the stars and views are great at all the sites. The street noise isn't allot really. Cotton Hanlon Rd. is a secondary road with not much traffic. If a guest wanted to carve out their own spot that would be fine. We really ask that all fire rings and benches stay in place; it takes time to level benches and dig out for fire rings. Have had a few "roughing it" and find another corner to set up. We feel we will probably keep at 8 sites (possibly 1-2 more?) All the sites are about 50-60 yards apart and are trying to not over do it. We have planted trees throughout and would welcome any watering. We are beginning to work on our mini dam on lower side for bridge #2. We are hoping to attract frogs, wild life looking for a drink of water and to have a water source for putting out a camp fire. We have brought in some fire wood and have modest pricing on the honor system (posted at "The Kitchen"). This wood has come from another camp ("Sugar Creek Camp" in Vestal, NY, Binghamton) where we have an abundance of dying/dead ash trees. These various sized pieces of wood are "rounds", not split; ideal for added to an existing camp fire. It's actually a significant amount of effort to cut, load, transport and unload so it's not a money maker but trying to add a little extra, especially when your 7-11 store $8 bundle runs short. Some of the pictures have been posted by campers at various stages of the camp's development and the fields are various heights throughout the summer. We generally mow around the sites during the summer and have the field cut 1 or 2 times per summer. We have a lawn mower and gas on hand if a guest wants to CARFULLY trim an area. The "Kitchen" is the community site with various tools, mower, benches and gas grill (at port a potty area). THANK YOU to the other 143 bookings thus far.....we have tried our best, we try to provide good value and WE WILL CONTINUE TO DO OUR BEST!

Campfires allowed

Toilet

No potable water

Pets allowed

No electrical hookup

No water hookup

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Valley View offers some stunning views over the valley, making it a great place if you're looking to connect with nature. However, the campsite can be challenging to navigate due to the hilly and sometimes muddy terrain, which might be tricky for larger vehicles or during wet conditions. While many appreciated the sunsets and the quiet atmosphere, the maintenance of the site, particularly the porta-potty, left some campers disappointed. The site's proximity to local attractions like Watkins Glen is a plus, but the facilities could use some attention to enhance the overall camping experience.
Rita C.
Tent camped at " with kids, Sept 2026.
It was okay
When we arrived, it was hard to determine the driving path to locate which site we would like to choose and for our van to gain traction on the grass path to travel it well. We chose site #3 since it was at the level within the campground before the van had trouble moving. The size of the site was great but the grounds were not well maintained and is on a slope. I will say that the view into the city and sunrise/sunset experience was wonderful. Mostly quiet with a few loud bursts of traffic but not off putting. We camp with our own porta-potty set up and utilized that vs. the provided porta-potty as it was not cleaned. Being the only campers on the grounds and the large space of the site, it definitely made camping with 2 toddlers manageable as they freely ran within the site space.
Bryan M.
Tent camped at " with kids, Aug 2026.
It was okay
Views are nice. Very hilly and not much flat area for tents. Porta potty needs attention. It was considerably full when we arrived.
Christopher W.
Camped in a 20 ft class b at ", Aug 2026.
Doesn't recommend
We were planning on staying for a few days as we were work camping, but unfortunately we couldn’t find a spot that I could get level enough for us to sit and work all day in our Class B. The views were great, and if we were only sleeping here at night we would have stayed, but unfortunately we had to move on to another option.

Amenities

Fire pitsFirepit, Communal
Portable toilets
No potable water
No showers
No picnic tables
No electricity hookup
No water hookup
No wifi
No laundry
No trash disposal
No cooking equipment
No hot tub
No playground

Things to know

2WD accessiblePark at your site. Wheelchair accessible.
Pet-friendlyOn leash.
Campfires allowedAlways review local fire regulations before enjoying a campfire.
Check-in processYou'll head straight to your site upon arrival.
Cancellation policyFull refund 1 week before check in time starts.
Check-in and check-outCheck-in at 10am. Check-out at 12pm.
Booking windowSame-day bookings welcome, up to 12 months ahead. Stay at least 2 nights.