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The best camping near Binghamton with snow sports

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Looking for a camping experience near Binghamton, New York that caters to your love for snow sports? Look no further than Hipcamp! With over 1407 options specifically tailored to snow sports enthusiasts, you'll find the perfect camping spot to hit the slopes. Whether you prefer a rustic cabin, a cozy yurt, or a spacious RV site, Hipcamp has got you covered. Plus, you'll have access to top campsites like ZiegenVine Homestead (230 reviews), The Mountain Top @Wright's Farm (219 reviews), and Boulder Point Camp (221 reviews) which have been highly recommended by fellow campers. So pack your gear and get ready for an epic snow-filled adventure!

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1. Round Top Retreat

94%
(47)
27mi from Binghamton · 1 site · Lodging
Close to Ithaca, NY, Cayuga Lake, and Cornell University. Once a snowshoe lodge, then a Boy Scout camp, this rustic cabin retreat property is surrounded by the Robinson Hollow State Forest. The 100 year old cabin sits only a few hundred yards from the Sierra Club section of the Finger Lakes Trail. The area is a peaceful spot for hiking, camping and snowshoeing or cross country skiing (October 1 bow season deer hunting begins, and mid-November to December is NYS gun deer season-which may not be as serene as you'd like). Perfect get-away for humans and their four-legged friends, it's a dog's dream vacation spot. Enjoy a week or weekend, or your vacation in a place where the "noise" is the melodious sounds of nature. It is remote enough to completely break from urban life, yet close enough to Ithaca, NY to enjoy its beauty and attractions. Amenities: outhouse, hand water pump, two-seater outhouse, propane grill, some pots and pans, grill utensils, wood stoves, private, gated entrance, pond, trails. Sleeping loft, no bed (you provide mattress/sleeping bag, etc.). There may be candles, toilet paper, bug spray (if left by previous guests). We are an LGBTQ-woman owned property, and welcome all campers regardless of race, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity, political views, religion, or culture of origin. Learn more about this land: A wonderful rustic, private, off-grid get-away, perfect for couples, families, and pups who enjoy camping (log cabin with wood furniture available, you may pitch your tent anywhere on the property - leave no trace).  You may see some wildlife throughout the property (including a milk snake that lives in the cabin wall, but is harmless). It is a quiet, rural, farming area. Once at the cabin there are only two to three houses within a half mile (through the woods), so you will have a private space all your own. Winter camping is special - cozy wood heated cabin, hundreds of acres for snow shoeing, cross country skiing, or snowmobiling. Plan ahead, we do not plow the driveway in winter; plan to shovel an off-road parking space, and transport your gear up to the cabin (1100'). Wood is provided. Onsite: water pump, 2-seat outhouse, wood stove, campfire ring, wood, & propane grill. Exclusive access for nature hikes, streams, forest, pond, swimming, bird watching, star gazing, etc. A wheelchair that can navigate grass and some ruts can enter the cabin, but not the outhouse, and the sleeping loft is up stairs (there is room for a cot or mattress on the first floor); the porch is accessible through the cabin. When you book, you are confirming your understanding of the following: there is no electricity, running water, or std. bed/mattresses. You bring own air mattress, bedding, and gear you will need. All-wheel drive vehicle is recommended. We welcome special events, family reunions, or weddings, if your plans do not require utilities (you may bring a generator or other battery operated items, as needed). Note for winter guests: We do not plow the driveway in winter, you need to be ready to shovel an off-road parking spot, and transport gear to cabin (e.g. by sled, snowshoes) Here's a brief list of the basics to bring: Light source: Lantern propane or battery. Air mattress or cot and whatever bedding you need. Paper products (cups, plates, utensils, toilet paper, etc.) Matches/fire starter (there is wood on-site, and a propane grill for cooking that has a self-starter). Bug spray. Cooler and ice. Lawn chairs.  There are a few tables, several chairs and benches. There are 2 picnic tables (one outside and one inside). The benches can be moved outside if you'd like, just move them back inside before you leave. The propane grill should only be used outside. There is a hand axe in the cabin to shave kindling, and the wood is already split to be the length for the wood stove, as needed. Gas: 5 miles away. If you plan to grocery shop when you get to the area, the closest store is at East Hill Plaza in Ithaca, about 9 miles past where the cabin is (I can give you all that info if you like). There is lots to explore/see/do in the Ithaca area if you decide to come down off the hill one of the days. I'll have some brochures and things in the cabin, and can answer questions (aka where is the best ice cream, dinner, etc.).
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  • Dark Sky Retreat
  • Dark Sky Retreat
  • Dark Sky Retreat

2. Dark Sky Retreat

100%
(14)
27mi from Binghamton · 1 site · Lodging
Welcome to your dream get away! This enchanting property is nestled on 10 acres of land surrounded by lush greenery and offers a serene and secluded environment where you can enjoy nature at its best without any disturbances. In addition, this property is within a dark sky zone with minimal light pollution allowing for amazing star gazing. The property has tent sites, rv sites and a luxury cottage located in a peaceful area, away from the hustle and bustle of the city. The property is located just minutes away from the Elk Mt Ski Center and offers public fishing on several area lakes. The property is also situated near Game lands and Rails to Trails Quad riding trails. The cabin features 2 bedrooms and 1 bathroom and can comfortably accommodate up to 4 guests. The cabin is equipped with a newly installed oversized septic and a new drilled well. The property has plenty of parking space and is ideal for a vacation getaway where you can leave the world behind. We even have a Level 2 EV Charging Station onsite. Don’t miss out on this magical setting! Book your stay today!
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  • Nattie and Taz
  • front view of the cabin
  • Nattie and Taz

3. Camp Earth Connection

99%
(94)
31mi from Binghamton · 26 sites · Tents, Lodging
Camp Earth Connection is located in the town of Dryden, NY just 12 miles from Ithaca, NY. Camp Earth Connection offers a relaxing stay with a variety of camping options including Log Cabins, Rustic Cabins and Tent-Sites. Camp Earth Connection is an alcohol and drug free facility, offering guests the opportunity to connect with nature and each other in a serene and beautiful natural setting. The Hammond Hill trail system, which offers hiking, mountain biking, and cross-country skiing connects to the 950 mileFinger Lakes Trail system. Wildlife is abundant in the area. It is common to hear the Coyotes and Owls throughout the day. In addition,Mink, Fishers, Bald Eagles, Turkey Buzzards, Porcupines, Raccoons, Skunks, Wild Turkeys, Ravens, Grouse, Red and Grey Fox and an occasional Black Bear are some of the inhabitants of the local forest. Guests can choose to have some peaceful alone time or be more engaged in our small community during scheduled community campfires, campfire pancake breakfasts or workshops. Between Memorial Day and Labor Day, Camp Earth Connection offers a Community Saturday Morning Campfire Pancake Breakfast. Camp Earth Connection values Diversity, Acceptance and Community. It is more than just a campground, it is an experience that can be life-changing. Guests enjoy making meaningful connections with hosts, guests, family and friends. In addition they experience the beauty and healing that is provided by this sacred natural environment. Camp Earth Connection is open to everyone and provides an accepting and safe space for folks who can't always count on that, including the the LGBTQ +, BIPOC and Recovery communities as well as other culturally diverse individuals, families and groups.
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  • Lilly Lake
  • Chenango Valley State Park
  • Lilly Lake

4. Chenango Valley State Park

100%
(5)
206 sites · Chenango Bridge, New York
Comprised of two small kettle lakes (ice-age glacial deposits), Chenango Valley is truly a natural wonder to see with your own eyes. As expected, the two lakes (Chenango and Lily), are the main attraction(s). Swing by for a swim in the summer, and when Old Man Winter pays a visit to the area, it’s a little like the winter Olympics out here with ice fishing and ice skating.Perhaps the largest attraction to the park is birdwatching. Even if you’re not looking for ‘em you can’t miss spotting a unique sight out of hundreds of species in the area. So next time you’re in Broome County, pick out a campsite and perhaps cultivate your inner bird nerd while you’re here!
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  • The view
  • Salt Springs State Park
  • The view

5. Salt Springs State Park

83%
(6)
20 sites · Montrose, Pennsylvania
Discover the natural splendor of Salt Springs State Park.
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  • Underhill Forest and Farm
  • The bell tent
  • Underhill Forest and Farm

6. Underhill Forest and Farm

99%
(454)
32mi from Binghamton · 6 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Underhill Inn is a small homestead located in the Finger Lakes region tucked in the rolling hills near Dryden Lake. We have a small garden, a flock of sheep and chickens, hives of honeybees and countless wild foraging on our 36 acres of pasture and hiking trails.   Take a walk down to Brockendock pond and cruise across the water in a canoe or paddleboat to find peepers, heron, toads and turtles. Drop a line in the water to catch trout, bass and sunnies. The chicken coop is always bustling and there are plenty of eggs to harvest each day. A morning hike on the trails usually kicks up the deer and wild turkeys and at night the barn owl will sing for you if you listen close. Adults and children are welcome to pet and feed the animals on the farm. There are farm tours available where you can learn more about our mushroom garden, composting techniques, blueberries, felting, and more. 
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  • Sanctuary InTheWoods Tent/Yurt Camp
  • And there is a water tight lean too on the other side of the fire, very private and cozy.
  • Sanctuary InTheWoods Tent/Yurt Camp

7. Sanctuary InTheWoods Tent/Yurt Camp

99%
(161)
38mi from Binghamton · 3 sites · Tents, Lodging
After traveling and living around the world, raising my kids... you can return home. I craved the seasons and the woods and some quiet peaceful land. I feel in love with this property as it had the perfect spot in the middle of the ten acres for camp, not to far from the house and driveway so very easy assess. A short walk up a trail. It is private and has lots of wildlife. We have 2 cabins for rent on land as well. It is a short 12 miles to Ithaca for provisions and activities, or stay and play on the land, hike, swing, rest, read, write, meditate, dream. come in peace or come to rediscover your peace. I look forward to meeting you Learn more about this land: We have 10 forested hilly acres 12 miles from Ithaca. We’ve built a camp with a yurt with a foam floor that sleeps a family of 4. Bring sleeping bags and pads or you have an air mattress you can blow up inside the yurt that is fun. in the photo s you will also see a dry lean-to with a double bed platform inside to put your sleeping bags or air mattress or to put supplies off the ground to keep dry. Also lots of room for tents. The campfire has a grill to cook over a wood fire, 2 benches & Adirondack chairs, a hammock and a picnic table. There’s also a fun homemade swing & seesaw. There are many marked walking trails around our land to enjoy. There is access to well water. Dry cut Firewood is available for $7 a bundle at the property or you can add extras with booking for $7.70 per bundle.  Portable toilet outside & outdoor hot water shower. It is very quiet here. We are close to Treman, Buttermilk And Taughannock State Parks which all have swimming. Watkins Glen State Park and racetrack is half an hour away. 150 breathtakingly magnificent waterfalls in this area. Great hiking. We are 14 miles from Cornell University and 10 miles from Ithaca College. We are between two finger lakes, Cayuga and Seneca, there are 60 wineries and breweries around the lakes. Woman’s Rights National Museum in Seneca Falls, Corning Museum of Glass is fabulous. Ithaca has theatres, many museums & lots for kids to do. Or just hang out in our forest & enjoy our 10 private acres of trails. Bob is in the Ithaca Art Trail so check out his workshop if you are interested. On Instagram and FB go to Robertroemischcreativearts.
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  • CampsiteDiscGolf @ HighHorizonsFarm
  • CampsiteDiscGolf @ HighHorizonsFarm
  • CampsiteDiscGolf @ HighHorizonsFarm

8. CampsiteDiscGolf @ HighHorizonsFarm

97%
(52)
39mi from Binghamton · 2 sites · Tents, RVs
We are a working blueberry and flower farm near the town of Tunkhannock, in the Endless Mountains Region of Pennsylvania. We also have nature and some fun recreational opportunities both on property and close by. On our property we have an 18 hole disc golf course (more info can be found on Udisc or Facebook page "Campsite Disc Golf"). The course has all PDGA approved chain baskets with wood chip or grass tee boxes. We are constantly upgrading the course, it gets better every year! We have some beautiful places for walks (or easy hikes) including walking the course even if you don't play disc golf....it makes for some nice clear trails through the woods. There is a 2 1/2 acre pond where you are welcome to kayak, canoe or paddleboard. A 10 acre swamp, a small creek (that does often dry up in the summer....it's beautiful in the spring), and bountiful wildlife. Nearby are many more recreational opportunities. Within driving distances varying from 5 minutes to an hour (most things within 20 minutes) are a river, two creeks, several lakes (all with public boat access, some with swimming), hiking and biking trails, wineries, brewery, restaurants, a movie theater and shopping (grocery stores and the small downtown are less than 10 minutes). We can provide more information and directions for any activities you are interested in. Our private road which leads to the areas available for camping has only one resident who lives past (with access rights to use the road to get to his property) so it is secluded with no traffic. It can be very dark on moonless nights which is fantastic for stargazing. Intrepid winter campers will find the sky is most crisp clear and incredible in the winter....but the summer is still quite spectacular. Blueberry season is all of July and spilling into August (although winding down by then). During that time the Grassy corner site is more out of the way and quieter. The Most Convenient Woods is close but separate, no one except a passing disc golfer can easily look into your site. You will hear activity in the blueberry field during the day. Possibly including a noise maker that makes a periodic boom in the mornings to keep the birds from stealing all the berries (we are looking for quieter bird scaring options for the future). We try to keep that to a minimum especially if campers are present but can't promise silence. The noise maker is turned off as soon as customers are present so it is just a little while in the morning.
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  • Rustic Art Studio Cottage
  • Rustic Art Studio Cottage
  • Rustic Art Studio Cottage

9. Rustic Art Studio Cottage

100%
(13)
39mi from Binghamton · 1 site · Lodging
Learn more about this land: A step up from glamping, the "Shack" is a rustic, bohemian 2-story cabin/ art studio on a property that was formerly a train station. The property has 3 cottages on it and is situated across the street from Cayuga Lake in a secret wild garden, but is a 6 minute drive to downtown Ithaca Commons. This cottage is not for everyone. It is a cheap option in a cute, very bare bones cottage. It is best suited for low maintenance, easy travelers who are looking for an inexpensive place to crash after a long day of exploring. Guests who stay in the Shack share the bathroom in the main house with me - the bathroom has a separate entrance from the one I use in the main house. The cabin consists of 2 rooms - the upstairs has a double sized futon and a single futon mattress that can be used for guests, and the downstairs is a lounge/studio area. Note that the bedroom is accesses via a ladder type staircase. Definitely not everyone's cup of tea, but for the right fit it is the perfect home base to explore Ithaca's many spenders, ideally located across the street from Stewart Park and the trailhead to the Cayuga Waterfront Trail. and a short walk to the Stewart Park/downtown bus line and the East Shore swimming beach. Note, there is a cat who lives on the property and he sometimes comes to visit this studio. I see guests inviting him in occasionally to visit. If you're allergic, this isn't a good option for you.
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10. Oquaga Creek State Park

100%
(2)
98 sites · Afton, New York
A short car ride from the Big Apple, Oquaga Creek State Park is the perfect spot to unwind. Find storybook forest camping, rolling hills for hikers and bikers, and even shredders in the winter! We know the camp s'mores beckon, but save your appetite for a post-Arctic Lake dip. Oquaga is an oasis so close to the city, you’ll be stoked to make repeat trips to enjoy this ultimate relaxation destination.
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11. Bowman Lake State Park

100%
(1)
164 sites · Oxford, New York
Although far and few between, New York still has some hidden gems. And with its winding roads and dense forests, Bowman Lake State Park is considered one of them. The parks namesake, Bowman Lake, is 35 acres and is the center of pretty much all activity. And that’s a lot! You’ll find beach swimming, remarkable fishing (trout are regularly stocked), and several hikes, the most popular being a loop around the ol’ lake. Campgrounds are roomy, secluded, and shady--so if you aren’t feeling up for much, hanging out in a hammock by the fire is perfectly acceptable. With more than 650 wooded and wild acres, Bowman Lake State Park is well worth a visit.
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  • Lackawanna State Park
  • Lackawanna State Park
  • Lackawanna State Park

12. Lackawanna State Park

100%
(3)
99 sites · Waverly, Pennsylvania
Discover the natural allure of Lackawanna State Park.
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13. Newtown Battlefield State Park

23 sites · Wellsburg, New York
A pretty intense battle took place at Newton Battlefield State Park during the American Revolution and today the parks serene forest and lush hills attract nature lovers and history buffs alike. Don your wool coat (don’t you look dapper) and make like Washington while you explore the areas historical landmarks and key points on the battlefield. There’s also kayaking and canoeing on the Chemung River and fishing for those who want to enjoy the wild side of this sacred piece of land. It’s easy to set up camp here too with cabins and tent sites. Put on your bloomers, head to Newtown and immerse yourself in the areas rich history.
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  • Glamping Yurt in Woods of Franklin
  • Glamping Yurt in Woods of Franklin
  • Glamping Yurt in Woods of Franklin

14. Glamping Yurt in Woods of Franklin

100%
(15)
40mi from Binghamton · 1 site · Lodging
This gorgeous 24' Yurt includes electricity, excellent Wifi, comfortable Queen beds (one mattress on a bed frame and up to two floor mattresses), a refrigerator, and a pristine compost toilet. There is no running water but we provide one gallon of drinking water and one gallon of water for washing up in the bathroom. You can add-on our outdoors camping shower setup for an additional $30, which is more like a birdbath than a real shower, but you can add hot water so it is warm. Sit on our gorgeous rocking chairs on the deck and grill, and stargaze from bed through the dome in the ceiling.Please also note that there are extra charges for more than 2 guests ($15/ person/ night), pets ($25/ stay), propane for heat (if needed- $25/ tank) mini-propane for gas grill ($10) wood bundle for outdoor fire ($15) and outdoor shower setup ($30 for us to fill with water, provide biodegradable soap, and two towels). You can add these to your booking under 'Extras'Please read through all details below to help prepare you for your stay : )WifiWe have excellent high-speed fiberoptic Wifi. There is no cell service, so make sure to save it before you arrive. SoundExpect to hear all the sounds of nature that you hear when sleeping in a tent. While the Yurt is insulated and stays warm, sound-wise it is like a tent rather than like a house, so expect to hear the sounds of the woods and the weather during your stay.WindowsThe screen windows close two different ways: to keep the Yurt insulated there is a velcroed thick plastic cover that is clear. To keep out light/ for added privacy you can roll down a solid canvas flap and zip them shut. Please note that both of these things need to happen from outside the Yurt, so you may want to set them how you want them before you turn in for the night. Please reset windows to how you found them when you leave.BathroomOur compost toilet is lined with a compostable trash bag. Please scoop sawdust from the Periwinkle Milk Crate into the toilet after each use of the toilet. You should scoop enough sawdust to completely and generously cover everything in the toilet. When you end your trip and leave the Yurt, and/or when the toilet is 2/3 full, please tie shut the compostable bag and dump the bag into our compost. Every time you use the outdoor compost, please cover what you have disposed of with either leaves or the hay provided in the center bin. (If you are only staying for 1-2 nights and would prefer not to do this, that is totally fine! Just let us know you didn’t get a chance to bring it out.)There is a pitcher with water and a wash bin for brushing teeth/ washing hands in the bathroom. You can empty the wash bin outside when finished using it. We also provide all-purpose soap.HeatThe Yurt is well insulated and runs on a propane heater. Please note that propane is not included in your stay and each tank is $25; you can find them under add-ons.  Each propane tank will comfortably heat the yurt a night as cold as 30-degree night up to 24hrs.  Decide how many tanks you'd like depending how long you are staying or how cold you expect it to be. The Yurt will comfortabl heat freezing nights as well, it just will use propane more quickly.WaterWe provide a full Berkey full of filtered, clean water from our well with each visit. We also provide a pitcher of water in the bathroom for brushing teeth and washing hands and face. If you are staying longer than two nights, or if you expect for any reason to use more water than provided, we ask that you bring the additional water with you, keeping in mind it is a short (4-minute) hike from parking to the Yurt. In some cases with enough notice we may be able to provide additional water for your stay for an additional charge.KitchenetteWe provide a Berkey full of filtered water, an electric kettle, a mini fridge and freezer, a microwave for use during your stay. We provide a gas Cuisinart Grill for use on the deck. If you plan to use the grill, please do a $10 mini-propane add-on so we can make sure there is fresh propane provided. We also provide cups, wine glasses, a French Press for coffee making, and compostable plates and bowls. Please do not put the plastic plates and mugs in the microwave.Please throw any compostable food into the compost bin or compost bag provided in the kitchenette and empty it into our large outdoor compost bin at the end of each day. Every time you use the outdoor compost, please cover what you have disposed of with either leaves or the hay provided in the center bin. Please never leave any food in the Yurt for more than one day that isn’t sealed in an airtight container.Please do not put meat or dairy products in the compost. If you bring meat or dairy products into the Yurt, we ask that you take any meat or diary trash out with you and dispose of it elsewhere. We have provided trash bags for this purpose. Please keep any meat and dairy products and trash in airtight sealed containers in the Yurt until you are able to dispose of them. ShowerIf you add-on the Shower Setup ($30) we will fill it with water, and provide 2 towels and biodegradable soap. This is an outdoors camping shower enclosed by shower curtains with a dirt floor; it is very rudimentary, but if you add warm water from the kettle it will be nice and warm. Please do not use any of your own products like soap, shampoo, or conditioner in the shower because it will be bad for the forest floor. Trash—-Please dispose of regular trash and recycling in our regular trash cans across from where you park. Walton automatically sorts recycling from trash so both can go in the same bins (we separate our recycling in a different bag just so the trash doesn’t contaminate it, but put it in the same bin as the trash.)  —-Compost (fruit + veggie scraps, tea + coffee grounds, toilet bag) gets taken to outdoor compost bin on path to parking and covered with hay or leaves—-Meat + dairy stays sealed in an airtight container when in the Yurt and taken with you when you leaveRules1) Please remove shoes as soon as you enter the Yurt2) Please scoop sawdust anytime you use the toilet, and please take the toilet sawdust out to the compost bin once it is 2/3 of the way full or when you leave, whichever comes first. (If you are only staying 1-2 nights and prefer not to do this, that is fine, just please let us know you didn’t get a chance to bring out the toilet compost and our cleaner will take care of it.)3) Please turn off all electricity, including all lights and heaters every time you leave the Yurt, especially when you end your trip.4) Please never leave any food in the Yurt for more than one day that isn’t sealed in an airtight container. Please put any compostable food in the kitchen compost and take that compost out to the outdoor compost every couple days, covering the compost with leaves or hay once it is disposed of. Please take meat or diary trash with you when you leave.5) Please do not put the plastic plates and mugs in the microwave.6) Please wipe down the grill when finished use, make sure to turn off the gas when done, and please do not bring the grill inside the Yurt.7) Please don't use any products in the shower except the soap  we provide 
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  • Lovely sunset just a quick bike ride or walk down DuBois Rd to Perry City Rd-- the best road for biking to the National Forest
  • Robinia in Glenwood
  • Lovely sunset just a quick bike ride or walk down DuBois Rd to Perry City Rd-- the best road for biking to the National Forest

15. Robinia in Glenwood

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42mi from Binghamton · 3 sites · Tents, RVs
Robinia in Glenwood is a working homestead located on 24 acres of mostly forested land. The predominant species in the mixed hardwood forests are Robinia Pseudoacacia (Black locust) and Black Walnut. There are places on the land and a short walk away along DuBois and Glenwood Heights Roads where there are wonderful views of Cayuga Lake. It is less than a mile walk or ride to the Black Diamond Trail, a hiking and biking trail that extends four+ miles North to Taughannock Falls State Park and four+ miles South to Cass Park, the Ithaca Children's Garden, and the City of Ithaca Municipal Pool. And all of downtown Ithaca. Hundreds of adjacent (although not accessible) acres are wildlife preserves, abandoned orchards, and a working honey bee and bison farm. Bathroom and hot showers available in the house, included in price, indoor kitchen and an on-site enclosed porch space for rainy days available for separate fee. Gardening, produce and flower-picking can be arranged on-site in season. Within biking distance of Finger Lakes National Forest in Hector. Located half-way between Ithaca and Trumansburg, down a long driveway. Amazingly quiet and private.
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  • Top of the hill! This is where campsite 1 is located. The weather in the area changes throughout the day, and can often start with an eerie fog at sunrise in the summer.
  • A campfire by the pond.
  • Top of the hill! This is where campsite 1 is located. The weather in the area changes throughout the day, and can often start with an eerie fog at sunrise in the summer.

16. Quilted Woods

100%
(572)
43mi from Binghamton · 4 sites · Tents, Lodging
****P L E A S E ******R E A D ********T H I S **********W H O L E *************D E S C R I P T I O N!!!!**** GARBAGE MUST BE BROUGHT HOME WITH YOU!!!! If you bring it here, it goes home with you. We had a group not understand this so I want to make sure it is clear. Firewood is for sale here for CASH! Please bring CASH with you. Sixty acres of magical trees, a one acre pond, and a three acre field. From the road there is a two hundred foot elevation gain to the top of the hill. Along the way are several hundred feet of rock ledges, caves, and critters. Most of the land is sloping, but the hilltop is flat as a table, with prehistoric-looking ferns under a dense canopy of mature trees. The campsites are ultra secluded- about a quarter mile apart from each other. All sites include a fire pit, cooking grate, picnic table, and sites 2&3 have platforms. Camp ONE: is on the top of the hill, and a small car can be driven to within 150 feet of it. It is pretty flat, and surrounded by blackberry bushes, ferns, and trees. Camp TWO: is on a bluff overlooking a picturesque swamp, filled with hemlock trees and ferns. This site can not be driven to with anything less than a high clearance SUV (ie- jeep wrangler), so I consider it a hike in site. It is under a ten minute walk from the pond and parking lot, but the view and feel is worth it. (It has been brought to our attention that there is occasionally a group riding atvs on a neighboring property that are audible from this site. We have no control over what time it happens, so please keep this in mind) Camp THREE: is accessible with a four wheel drive vehicle, something at least as high as an SUV. It is the closest to the house and pond, but still far enough to feel secluded and completely private. If you choose to walk there, it’s only a couple minutes from the parking area. Throughout the property, there are many quiet places to hang out, flat spots to do yoga, trails to explore, and fishing and swimming in the beautiful pond. We are also just ten minutes from the Upper Delaware River, and all it has to offer. If you have any questions or want something you don’t see here, send me a message. Instagram.com/campquiltedwoods
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  • NEWE - Equinunk Campground
  • NEWE - Equinunk Campground
  • NEWE - Equinunk Campground

17. NEWE - Equinunk Campground

97%
(110)
45mi from Binghamton · 9 sites · Tents, RVs
Northeast Wilderness Experience (NEWE) offers Guided Excursions and Rentals Too! - Kayak - Canoe - 6 person Rafts - River Tubes - Bicycles Minimal light pollution, so the stars will pop! Fish the Delaware with a valid PA fishing license (15 years and younger do not require a license) Lots of dirt roads and hiking near by. Perfect for Overlanding adventures. Grocery stores, restaurants, and shopping within 10 miles of our site. **************************************************************************** Primitive Delaware river front campsites: - Fresh water fill station - Porta Johns (restrooms) - Semi Private campsites - River access - Scenic views - Fresh, crisp air - Wildlife
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  • Daydreamin on Dyberry Creek
  • Daydreamin on Dyberry Creek
  • Daydreamin on Dyberry Creek

18. Daydreamin on Dyberry Creek

96%
(42)
46mi from Binghamton · 1 site · Lodging
This property is nestled alongside the meandering Dyberry Creek in Honesdale, PA. Our property is 27 acres and this is the only campsite on the property. We are located roughly 5 miles from downtown Honesdale where there are many quaint shops, plenty of restaurants, ice cream and grocery stores in case you forgot something you need. The Dyberry creek is stocked with many species of trout. And just up the creek, there is fly fishing only section! Plenty of hiking trails nearby. Breathtaking waterfalls at Tanners Falls are less than 2 miles from our campsite.
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  • Butternut Grove Camp on the River
  • Butternut Grove Camp on the River
  • Butternut Grove Camp on the River

19. Butternut Grove Camp on the River

94%
(86)
48mi from Binghamton · 37 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Butternut Grove Campsites allows campers to visit the Catskills and connect with nature. Offering a relaxing atmosphere while only 2 hours from New York City and 1 hour from Binghamton. Butternut Grove Campsites creates lasting memories of camping, great people, and fishing experiences. Our goal is to bring a family-oriented atmosphere to our campground, offering fun activities and a variety of desired amenities for the entire fishermen's family and his best friends. Owned By Bridget & Paul along with their three children and Gaston the pig and Rulo the dog. We are delighted to join the Butternut Grove Family with hopes to bring good vibes and good times! At Butternut Grove Campsite, you can enjoy various amenities such as a heated bath house with hot showers, laundry, quality firewood delivered to your site, handmade "Flies by Greg" for purchase, kayaks and tubes for rent, propane gas available on-site, fire ring and picnic table at each site, bag ice, water and electricity at each site with 30 amp and 50 amp electric, Wi-Fi, winter storage and winterizing for RVs, dump station on-site, honey-wagon services available, and a fly fishing guide named Joe Rist who is the head and owner of Trout Town Flies.lies
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  • We're growing ají amarillo, an Andean pepper that's important in Peruvian cuisine but unavailable fresh in the U.S. We grow this and other Andean foods to enjoy and share with other Peruvian people living away from their homelands.
  • The campsite includes a fire ring, logs for sitting, and multiple flat spots on which to set up your tent. There are plenty of places to set up a hammock as well.
  • We're growing ají amarillo, an Andean pepper that's important in Peruvian cuisine but unavailable fresh in the U.S. We grow this and other Andean foods to enjoy and share with other Peruvian people living away from their homelands.

20. Bosque de Maria/Maria's Forest

97%
(15)
49mi from Binghamton · 1 site · Tent
Bosque de Maria / Maria's Forest is named after my dearest late mother, who passed from cancer in 2020.  In 2021 my partner and I were lucky enough to be able to reside on a beautiful slice of forest which we are turning into a sustainable diverse edible forest garden, which will provide food and habitat for people and wildlife for generations to come.  In 2021 we have planted more than 100 trees, edible shrubs, and other perennials. Your bookings directly support this local Black and Peruvian-owned initiative and our path towards realizing our dreams.Learn more about this land:Bosque de Maria / Maria's Forest, run by Chris and KimberlyWe are located on occupied land of the Onödowa’ga:’ (Seneca) Nation, Ho-de-no-sau-nee-ga (Haudenosaunee, or Iroquois) Confederacy, in what has been referred to as Trumansburg, NY. We are a Black and Peruvian-operated site. We offer a safe, welcoming, and relaxing place for BIPOC and LGBTQIA2S+ guests. Our modest forest farm is nearly half-way between Seneca and Cayuga Lakes in the Finger Lakes area of New York. We offer a small, quiet walk-in campsite in our 2-acre private forest. Upon entering into the site you'll find yourself in a calming plot of mature pine, oak, and cherry trees where a variety of species of songbirds and a family of hawks have found a home. Parking on the property is a very short accessible walk from the tent site. There is a fire pit at the site and guests may access our personal kitchen garden for greens and veggies. A private bathroom and shower with free laundry (yes, I said free laundry!) and drinking water is available for use by guests in the main house. Wheelchair users will need a ramp in order to access the main house; we don't have one at this time, unfortunately.Our site is a great location to serve as an affordable hub for experiencing all that Cayuga and Seneca Lakes have to offer. In addition to being surrounded by wine country, we're located in what's known as the Emerald Necklace: an arc of more than 50,000 acres of conserved land abound with ways to spend time in nature. We are just a 5 minute drive or 20 minute bike ride from the small town of Trumansburg, home to the Tompkins County Fairgrounds (where Finger Lakes Grassroots Festival is held) and some of the best local waterfall swimming holes, to which we can give you detailed directions. Taughannock Falls State Park, Finger Lakes National Forest, and the Seneca Lake Wine Trail are all within a short drive or bike ride from the site. A 20 minute drive east will bring you to downtown Ithaca, where you can visit the renowned Ithaca Farmer's Market, Cornell University, Six Mile Creek, and plenty of bars and restaurants. Ithaca is also home to series of serene swimming holes at the base of waterfalls where locals and visitors relax during the summer. If you choose to go west you'll end up in Watkins Glen where you can check out the 200-foot cliffs and 19 waterfalls of the dreamlike landscape at Watkins Glen State Park, known as one of the best state parks in the U.S.We are both very experienced backpackers, cyclists, and bikepackers. Kimberly is a bike organizer and routemaker who runs Radical Adventure Riders Finger Lakes, a community for BIPOC and FTWN-B (femme, trans*, women, non-binary) bikepackers. She's happy to provide guidance on road, gravel, and mountain biking in the area and share her library of local bike routes. We have a work stand and tools available to fix any small issue you might have on your bike as well. We can also tell you about the hiking, backpacking and cross country skiing in the local area, much of which can be accessed by a 10 minute drive to Finger Lakes National Forest.We ask that those who stay on their property please respect the space and the land. We have a small, delicate ecosystem with newly-planted fruit trees and shrubs, so please minimize your impact on existing vegetation, trees, and soil. We recommend our guests make an effort learn more about the Seneca and Cayuga nations, the Haudenosaunee Confederacy, and the history of the land we are visitors on.Thank you for supporting us and we hope you enjoy your stay in the Finger Lakes region.
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Looking for a camping experience near Binghamton, New York that caters to your love for snow sports? Look no further than Hipcamp! With over 1407 options specifically tailored to snow sports enthusiasts, you'll find the perfect camping spot to hit the slopes. Whether you prefer a rustic cabin, a cozy yurt, or a spacious RV site, Hipcamp has got you covered. Plus, you'll have access to top campsites like ZiegenVine Homestead (230 reviews), The Mountain Top @Wright's Farm (219 reviews), and Boulder Point Camp (221 reviews) which have been highly recommended by fellow campers. So pack your gear and get ready for an epic snow-filled adventure!

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Top-rated campgrounds near Binghamton

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1. Round Top Retreat

94%
(47)
27mi from Binghamton · 1 site · Lodging
Close to Ithaca, NY, Cayuga Lake, and Cornell University. Once a snowshoe lodge, then a Boy Scout camp, this rustic cabin retreat property is surrounded by the Robinson Hollow State Forest. The 100 year old cabin sits only a few hundred yards from the Sierra Club section of the Finger Lakes Trail. The area is a peaceful spot for hiking, camping and snowshoeing or cross country skiing (October 1 bow season deer hunting begins, and mid-November to December is NYS gun deer season-which may not be as serene as you'd like). Perfect get-away for humans and their four-legged friends, it's a dog's dream vacation spot. Enjoy a week or weekend, or your vacation in a place where the "noise" is the melodious sounds of nature. It is remote enough to completely break from urban life, yet close enough to Ithaca, NY to enjoy its beauty and attractions. Amenities: outhouse, hand water pump, two-seater outhouse, propane grill, some pots and pans, grill utensils, wood stoves, private, gated entrance, pond, trails. Sleeping loft, no bed (you provide mattress/sleeping bag, etc.). There may be candles, toilet paper, bug spray (if left by previous guests). We are an LGBTQ-woman owned property, and welcome all campers regardless of race, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity, political views, religion, or culture of origin. Learn more about this land: A wonderful rustic, private, off-grid get-away, perfect for couples, families, and pups who enjoy camping (log cabin with wood furniture available, you may pitch your tent anywhere on the property - leave no trace).  You may see some wildlife throughout the property (including a milk snake that lives in the cabin wall, but is harmless). It is a quiet, rural, farming area. Once at the cabin there are only two to three houses within a half mile (through the woods), so you will have a private space all your own. Winter camping is special - cozy wood heated cabin, hundreds of acres for snow shoeing, cross country skiing, or snowmobiling. Plan ahead, we do not plow the driveway in winter; plan to shovel an off-road parking space, and transport your gear up to the cabin (1100'). Wood is provided. Onsite: water pump, 2-seat outhouse, wood stove, campfire ring, wood, & propane grill. Exclusive access for nature hikes, streams, forest, pond, swimming, bird watching, star gazing, etc. A wheelchair that can navigate grass and some ruts can enter the cabin, but not the outhouse, and the sleeping loft is up stairs (there is room for a cot or mattress on the first floor); the porch is accessible through the cabin. When you book, you are confirming your understanding of the following: there is no electricity, running water, or std. bed/mattresses. You bring own air mattress, bedding, and gear you will need. All-wheel drive vehicle is recommended. We welcome special events, family reunions, or weddings, if your plans do not require utilities (you may bring a generator or other battery operated items, as needed). Note for winter guests: We do not plow the driveway in winter, you need to be ready to shovel an off-road parking spot, and transport gear to cabin (e.g. by sled, snowshoes) Here's a brief list of the basics to bring: Light source: Lantern propane or battery. Air mattress or cot and whatever bedding you need. Paper products (cups, plates, utensils, toilet paper, etc.) Matches/fire starter (there is wood on-site, and a propane grill for cooking that has a self-starter). Bug spray. Cooler and ice. Lawn chairs.  There are a few tables, several chairs and benches. There are 2 picnic tables (one outside and one inside). The benches can be moved outside if you'd like, just move them back inside before you leave. The propane grill should only be used outside. There is a hand axe in the cabin to shave kindling, and the wood is already split to be the length for the wood stove, as needed. Gas: 5 miles away. If you plan to grocery shop when you get to the area, the closest store is at East Hill Plaza in Ithaca, about 9 miles past where the cabin is (I can give you all that info if you like). There is lots to explore/see/do in the Ithaca area if you decide to come down off the hill one of the days. I'll have some brochures and things in the cabin, and can answer questions (aka where is the best ice cream, dinner, etc.).
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  • Dark Sky Retreat
  • Dark Sky Retreat
  • Dark Sky Retreat

2. Dark Sky Retreat

100%
(14)
27mi from Binghamton · 1 site · Lodging
Welcome to your dream get away! This enchanting property is nestled on 10 acres of land surrounded by lush greenery and offers a serene and secluded environment where you can enjoy nature at its best without any disturbances. In addition, this property is within a dark sky zone with minimal light pollution allowing for amazing star gazing. The property has tent sites, rv sites and a luxury cottage located in a peaceful area, away from the hustle and bustle of the city. The property is located just minutes away from the Elk Mt Ski Center and offers public fishing on several area lakes. The property is also situated near Game lands and Rails to Trails Quad riding trails. The cabin features 2 bedrooms and 1 bathroom and can comfortably accommodate up to 4 guests. The cabin is equipped with a newly installed oversized septic and a new drilled well. The property has plenty of parking space and is ideal for a vacation getaway where you can leave the world behind. We even have a Level 2 EV Charging Station onsite. Don’t miss out on this magical setting! Book your stay today!
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  • Nattie and Taz
  • front view of the cabin
  • Nattie and Taz

3. Camp Earth Connection

99%
(94)
31mi from Binghamton · 26 sites · Tents, Lodging
Camp Earth Connection is located in the town of Dryden, NY just 12 miles from Ithaca, NY. Camp Earth Connection offers a relaxing stay with a variety of camping options including Log Cabins, Rustic Cabins and Tent-Sites. Camp Earth Connection is an alcohol and drug free facility, offering guests the opportunity to connect with nature and each other in a serene and beautiful natural setting. The Hammond Hill trail system, which offers hiking, mountain biking, and cross-country skiing connects to the 950 mileFinger Lakes Trail system. Wildlife is abundant in the area. It is common to hear the Coyotes and Owls throughout the day. In addition,Mink, Fishers, Bald Eagles, Turkey Buzzards, Porcupines, Raccoons, Skunks, Wild Turkeys, Ravens, Grouse, Red and Grey Fox and an occasional Black Bear are some of the inhabitants of the local forest. Guests can choose to have some peaceful alone time or be more engaged in our small community during scheduled community campfires, campfire pancake breakfasts or workshops. Between Memorial Day and Labor Day, Camp Earth Connection offers a Community Saturday Morning Campfire Pancake Breakfast. Camp Earth Connection values Diversity, Acceptance and Community. It is more than just a campground, it is an experience that can be life-changing. Guests enjoy making meaningful connections with hosts, guests, family and friends. In addition they experience the beauty and healing that is provided by this sacred natural environment. Camp Earth Connection is open to everyone and provides an accepting and safe space for folks who can't always count on that, including the the LGBTQ +, BIPOC and Recovery communities as well as other culturally diverse individuals, families and groups.
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  • Lilly Lake
  • Chenango Valley State Park
  • Lilly Lake

4. Chenango Valley State Park

100%
(5)
206 sites · Chenango Bridge, New York
Comprised of two small kettle lakes (ice-age glacial deposits), Chenango Valley is truly a natural wonder to see with your own eyes. As expected, the two lakes (Chenango and Lily), are the main attraction(s). Swing by for a swim in the summer, and when Old Man Winter pays a visit to the area, it’s a little like the winter Olympics out here with ice fishing and ice skating.Perhaps the largest attraction to the park is birdwatching. Even if you’re not looking for ‘em you can’t miss spotting a unique sight out of hundreds of species in the area. So next time you’re in Broome County, pick out a campsite and perhaps cultivate your inner bird nerd while you’re here!
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  • The view
  • Salt Springs State Park
  • The view

5. Salt Springs State Park

83%
(6)
20 sites · Montrose, Pennsylvania
Discover the natural splendor of Salt Springs State Park.
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  • Underhill Forest and Farm
  • The bell tent
  • Underhill Forest and Farm

6. Underhill Forest and Farm

99%
(454)
32mi from Binghamton · 6 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Underhill Inn is a small homestead located in the Finger Lakes region tucked in the rolling hills near Dryden Lake. We have a small garden, a flock of sheep and chickens, hives of honeybees and countless wild foraging on our 36 acres of pasture and hiking trails.   Take a walk down to Brockendock pond and cruise across the water in a canoe or paddleboat to find peepers, heron, toads and turtles. Drop a line in the water to catch trout, bass and sunnies. The chicken coop is always bustling and there are plenty of eggs to harvest each day. A morning hike on the trails usually kicks up the deer and wild turkeys and at night the barn owl will sing for you if you listen close. Adults and children are welcome to pet and feed the animals on the farm. There are farm tours available where you can learn more about our mushroom garden, composting techniques, blueberries, felting, and more. 
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  • Sanctuary InTheWoods Tent/Yurt Camp
  • And there is a water tight lean too on the other side of the fire, very private and cozy.
  • Sanctuary InTheWoods Tent/Yurt Camp

7. Sanctuary InTheWoods Tent/Yurt Camp

99%
(161)
38mi from Binghamton · 3 sites · Tents, Lodging
After traveling and living around the world, raising my kids... you can return home. I craved the seasons and the woods and some quiet peaceful land. I feel in love with this property as it had the perfect spot in the middle of the ten acres for camp, not to far from the house and driveway so very easy assess. A short walk up a trail. It is private and has lots of wildlife. We have 2 cabins for rent on land as well. It is a short 12 miles to Ithaca for provisions and activities, or stay and play on the land, hike, swing, rest, read, write, meditate, dream. come in peace or come to rediscover your peace. I look forward to meeting you Learn more about this land: We have 10 forested hilly acres 12 miles from Ithaca. We’ve built a camp with a yurt with a foam floor that sleeps a family of 4. Bring sleeping bags and pads or you have an air mattress you can blow up inside the yurt that is fun. in the photo s you will also see a dry lean-to with a double bed platform inside to put your sleeping bags or air mattress or to put supplies off the ground to keep dry. Also lots of room for tents. The campfire has a grill to cook over a wood fire, 2 benches & Adirondack chairs, a hammock and a picnic table. There’s also a fun homemade swing & seesaw. There are many marked walking trails around our land to enjoy. There is access to well water. Dry cut Firewood is available for $7 a bundle at the property or you can add extras with booking for $7.70 per bundle.  Portable toilet outside & outdoor hot water shower. It is very quiet here. We are close to Treman, Buttermilk And Taughannock State Parks which all have swimming. Watkins Glen State Park and racetrack is half an hour away. 150 breathtakingly magnificent waterfalls in this area. Great hiking. We are 14 miles from Cornell University and 10 miles from Ithaca College. We are between two finger lakes, Cayuga and Seneca, there are 60 wineries and breweries around the lakes. Woman’s Rights National Museum in Seneca Falls, Corning Museum of Glass is fabulous. Ithaca has theatres, many museums & lots for kids to do. Or just hang out in our forest & enjoy our 10 private acres of trails. Bob is in the Ithaca Art Trail so check out his workshop if you are interested. On Instagram and FB go to Robertroemischcreativearts.
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  • CampsiteDiscGolf @ HighHorizonsFarm
  • CampsiteDiscGolf @ HighHorizonsFarm
  • CampsiteDiscGolf @ HighHorizonsFarm

8. CampsiteDiscGolf @ HighHorizonsFarm

97%
(52)
39mi from Binghamton · 2 sites · Tents, RVs
We are a working blueberry and flower farm near the town of Tunkhannock, in the Endless Mountains Region of Pennsylvania. We also have nature and some fun recreational opportunities both on property and close by. On our property we have an 18 hole disc golf course (more info can be found on Udisc or Facebook page "Campsite Disc Golf"). The course has all PDGA approved chain baskets with wood chip or grass tee boxes. We are constantly upgrading the course, it gets better every year! We have some beautiful places for walks (or easy hikes) including walking the course even if you don't play disc golf....it makes for some nice clear trails through the woods. There is a 2 1/2 acre pond where you are welcome to kayak, canoe or paddleboard. A 10 acre swamp, a small creek (that does often dry up in the summer....it's beautiful in the spring), and bountiful wildlife. Nearby are many more recreational opportunities. Within driving distances varying from 5 minutes to an hour (most things within 20 minutes) are a river, two creeks, several lakes (all with public boat access, some with swimming), hiking and biking trails, wineries, brewery, restaurants, a movie theater and shopping (grocery stores and the small downtown are less than 10 minutes). We can provide more information and directions for any activities you are interested in. Our private road which leads to the areas available for camping has only one resident who lives past (with access rights to use the road to get to his property) so it is secluded with no traffic. It can be very dark on moonless nights which is fantastic for stargazing. Intrepid winter campers will find the sky is most crisp clear and incredible in the winter....but the summer is still quite spectacular. Blueberry season is all of July and spilling into August (although winding down by then). During that time the Grassy corner site is more out of the way and quieter. The Most Convenient Woods is close but separate, no one except a passing disc golfer can easily look into your site. You will hear activity in the blueberry field during the day. Possibly including a noise maker that makes a periodic boom in the mornings to keep the birds from stealing all the berries (we are looking for quieter bird scaring options for the future). We try to keep that to a minimum especially if campers are present but can't promise silence. The noise maker is turned off as soon as customers are present so it is just a little while in the morning.
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  • Rustic Art Studio Cottage
  • Rustic Art Studio Cottage
  • Rustic Art Studio Cottage

9. Rustic Art Studio Cottage

100%
(13)
39mi from Binghamton · 1 site · Lodging
Learn more about this land: A step up from glamping, the "Shack" is a rustic, bohemian 2-story cabin/ art studio on a property that was formerly a train station. The property has 3 cottages on it and is situated across the street from Cayuga Lake in a secret wild garden, but is a 6 minute drive to downtown Ithaca Commons. This cottage is not for everyone. It is a cheap option in a cute, very bare bones cottage. It is best suited for low maintenance, easy travelers who are looking for an inexpensive place to crash after a long day of exploring. Guests who stay in the Shack share the bathroom in the main house with me - the bathroom has a separate entrance from the one I use in the main house. The cabin consists of 2 rooms - the upstairs has a double sized futon and a single futon mattress that can be used for guests, and the downstairs is a lounge/studio area. Note that the bedroom is accesses via a ladder type staircase. Definitely not everyone's cup of tea, but for the right fit it is the perfect home base to explore Ithaca's many spenders, ideally located across the street from Stewart Park and the trailhead to the Cayuga Waterfront Trail. and a short walk to the Stewart Park/downtown bus line and the East Shore swimming beach. Note, there is a cat who lives on the property and he sometimes comes to visit this studio. I see guests inviting him in occasionally to visit. If you're allergic, this isn't a good option for you.
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10. Oquaga Creek State Park

100%
(2)
98 sites · Afton, New York
A short car ride from the Big Apple, Oquaga Creek State Park is the perfect spot to unwind. Find storybook forest camping, rolling hills for hikers and bikers, and even shredders in the winter! We know the camp s'mores beckon, but save your appetite for a post-Arctic Lake dip. Oquaga is an oasis so close to the city, you’ll be stoked to make repeat trips to enjoy this ultimate relaxation destination.
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11. Bowman Lake State Park

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(1)
164 sites · Oxford, New York
Although far and few between, New York still has some hidden gems. And with its winding roads and dense forests, Bowman Lake State Park is considered one of them. The parks namesake, Bowman Lake, is 35 acres and is the center of pretty much all activity. And that’s a lot! You’ll find beach swimming, remarkable fishing (trout are regularly stocked), and several hikes, the most popular being a loop around the ol’ lake. Campgrounds are roomy, secluded, and shady--so if you aren’t feeling up for much, hanging out in a hammock by the fire is perfectly acceptable. With more than 650 wooded and wild acres, Bowman Lake State Park is well worth a visit.
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  • Lackawanna State Park
  • Lackawanna State Park
  • Lackawanna State Park

12. Lackawanna State Park

100%
(3)
99 sites · Waverly, Pennsylvania
Discover the natural allure of Lackawanna State Park.
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13. Newtown Battlefield State Park

23 sites · Wellsburg, New York
A pretty intense battle took place at Newton Battlefield State Park during the American Revolution and today the parks serene forest and lush hills attract nature lovers and history buffs alike. Don your wool coat (don’t you look dapper) and make like Washington while you explore the areas historical landmarks and key points on the battlefield. There’s also kayaking and canoeing on the Chemung River and fishing for those who want to enjoy the wild side of this sacred piece of land. It’s easy to set up camp here too with cabins and tent sites. Put on your bloomers, head to Newtown and immerse yourself in the areas rich history.
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  • Glamping Yurt in Woods of Franklin
  • Glamping Yurt in Woods of Franklin
  • Glamping Yurt in Woods of Franklin

14. Glamping Yurt in Woods of Franklin

100%
(15)
40mi from Binghamton · 1 site · Lodging
This gorgeous 24' Yurt includes electricity, excellent Wifi, comfortable Queen beds (one mattress on a bed frame and up to two floor mattresses), a refrigerator, and a pristine compost toilet. There is no running water but we provide one gallon of drinking water and one gallon of water for washing up in the bathroom. You can add-on our outdoors camping shower setup for an additional $30, which is more like a birdbath than a real shower, but you can add hot water so it is warm. Sit on our gorgeous rocking chairs on the deck and grill, and stargaze from bed through the dome in the ceiling.Please also note that there are extra charges for more than 2 guests ($15/ person/ night), pets ($25/ stay), propane for heat (if needed- $25/ tank) mini-propane for gas grill ($10) wood bundle for outdoor fire ($15) and outdoor shower setup ($30 for us to fill with water, provide biodegradable soap, and two towels). You can add these to your booking under 'Extras'Please read through all details below to help prepare you for your stay : )WifiWe have excellent high-speed fiberoptic Wifi. There is no cell service, so make sure to save it before you arrive. SoundExpect to hear all the sounds of nature that you hear when sleeping in a tent. While the Yurt is insulated and stays warm, sound-wise it is like a tent rather than like a house, so expect to hear the sounds of the woods and the weather during your stay.WindowsThe screen windows close two different ways: to keep the Yurt insulated there is a velcroed thick plastic cover that is clear. To keep out light/ for added privacy you can roll down a solid canvas flap and zip them shut. Please note that both of these things need to happen from outside the Yurt, so you may want to set them how you want them before you turn in for the night. Please reset windows to how you found them when you leave.BathroomOur compost toilet is lined with a compostable trash bag. Please scoop sawdust from the Periwinkle Milk Crate into the toilet after each use of the toilet. You should scoop enough sawdust to completely and generously cover everything in the toilet. When you end your trip and leave the Yurt, and/or when the toilet is 2/3 full, please tie shut the compostable bag and dump the bag into our compost. Every time you use the outdoor compost, please cover what you have disposed of with either leaves or the hay provided in the center bin. (If you are only staying for 1-2 nights and would prefer not to do this, that is totally fine! Just let us know you didn’t get a chance to bring it out.)There is a pitcher with water and a wash bin for brushing teeth/ washing hands in the bathroom. You can empty the wash bin outside when finished using it. We also provide all-purpose soap.HeatThe Yurt is well insulated and runs on a propane heater. Please note that propane is not included in your stay and each tank is $25; you can find them under add-ons.  Each propane tank will comfortably heat the yurt a night as cold as 30-degree night up to 24hrs.  Decide how many tanks you'd like depending how long you are staying or how cold you expect it to be. The Yurt will comfortabl heat freezing nights as well, it just will use propane more quickly.WaterWe provide a full Berkey full of filtered, clean water from our well with each visit. We also provide a pitcher of water in the bathroom for brushing teeth and washing hands and face. If you are staying longer than two nights, or if you expect for any reason to use more water than provided, we ask that you bring the additional water with you, keeping in mind it is a short (4-minute) hike from parking to the Yurt. In some cases with enough notice we may be able to provide additional water for your stay for an additional charge.KitchenetteWe provide a Berkey full of filtered water, an electric kettle, a mini fridge and freezer, a microwave for use during your stay. We provide a gas Cuisinart Grill for use on the deck. If you plan to use the grill, please do a $10 mini-propane add-on so we can make sure there is fresh propane provided. We also provide cups, wine glasses, a French Press for coffee making, and compostable plates and bowls. Please do not put the plastic plates and mugs in the microwave.Please throw any compostable food into the compost bin or compost bag provided in the kitchenette and empty it into our large outdoor compost bin at the end of each day. Every time you use the outdoor compost, please cover what you have disposed of with either leaves or the hay provided in the center bin. Please never leave any food in the Yurt for more than one day that isn’t sealed in an airtight container.Please do not put meat or dairy products in the compost. If you bring meat or dairy products into the Yurt, we ask that you take any meat or diary trash out with you and dispose of it elsewhere. We have provided trash bags for this purpose. Please keep any meat and dairy products and trash in airtight sealed containers in the Yurt until you are able to dispose of them. ShowerIf you add-on the Shower Setup ($30) we will fill it with water, and provide 2 towels and biodegradable soap. This is an outdoors camping shower enclosed by shower curtains with a dirt floor; it is very rudimentary, but if you add warm water from the kettle it will be nice and warm. Please do not use any of your own products like soap, shampoo, or conditioner in the shower because it will be bad for the forest floor. Trash—-Please dispose of regular trash and recycling in our regular trash cans across from where you park. Walton automatically sorts recycling from trash so both can go in the same bins (we separate our recycling in a different bag just so the trash doesn’t contaminate it, but put it in the same bin as the trash.)  —-Compost (fruit + veggie scraps, tea + coffee grounds, toilet bag) gets taken to outdoor compost bin on path to parking and covered with hay or leaves—-Meat + dairy stays sealed in an airtight container when in the Yurt and taken with you when you leaveRules1) Please remove shoes as soon as you enter the Yurt2) Please scoop sawdust anytime you use the toilet, and please take the toilet sawdust out to the compost bin once it is 2/3 of the way full or when you leave, whichever comes first. (If you are only staying 1-2 nights and prefer not to do this, that is fine, just please let us know you didn’t get a chance to bring out the toilet compost and our cleaner will take care of it.)3) Please turn off all electricity, including all lights and heaters every time you leave the Yurt, especially when you end your trip.4) Please never leave any food in the Yurt for more than one day that isn’t sealed in an airtight container. Please put any compostable food in the kitchen compost and take that compost out to the outdoor compost every couple days, covering the compost with leaves or hay once it is disposed of. Please take meat or diary trash with you when you leave.5) Please do not put the plastic plates and mugs in the microwave.6) Please wipe down the grill when finished use, make sure to turn off the gas when done, and please do not bring the grill inside the Yurt.7) Please don't use any products in the shower except the soap  we provide 
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  • Lovely sunset just a quick bike ride or walk down DuBois Rd to Perry City Rd-- the best road for biking to the National Forest
  • Robinia in Glenwood
  • Lovely sunset just a quick bike ride or walk down DuBois Rd to Perry City Rd-- the best road for biking to the National Forest

15. Robinia in Glenwood

100%
(20)
42mi from Binghamton · 3 sites · Tents, RVs
Robinia in Glenwood is a working homestead located on 24 acres of mostly forested land. The predominant species in the mixed hardwood forests are Robinia Pseudoacacia (Black locust) and Black Walnut. There are places on the land and a short walk away along DuBois and Glenwood Heights Roads where there are wonderful views of Cayuga Lake. It is less than a mile walk or ride to the Black Diamond Trail, a hiking and biking trail that extends four+ miles North to Taughannock Falls State Park and four+ miles South to Cass Park, the Ithaca Children's Garden, and the City of Ithaca Municipal Pool. And all of downtown Ithaca. Hundreds of adjacent (although not accessible) acres are wildlife preserves, abandoned orchards, and a working honey bee and bison farm. Bathroom and hot showers available in the house, included in price, indoor kitchen and an on-site enclosed porch space for rainy days available for separate fee. Gardening, produce and flower-picking can be arranged on-site in season. Within biking distance of Finger Lakes National Forest in Hector. Located half-way between Ithaca and Trumansburg, down a long driveway. Amazingly quiet and private.
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  • Top of the hill! This is where campsite 1 is located. The weather in the area changes throughout the day, and can often start with an eerie fog at sunrise in the summer.
  • A campfire by the pond.
  • Top of the hill! This is where campsite 1 is located. The weather in the area changes throughout the day, and can often start with an eerie fog at sunrise in the summer.

16. Quilted Woods

100%
(572)
43mi from Binghamton · 4 sites · Tents, Lodging
****P L E A S E ******R E A D ********T H I S **********W H O L E *************D E S C R I P T I O N!!!!**** GARBAGE MUST BE BROUGHT HOME WITH YOU!!!! If you bring it here, it goes home with you. We had a group not understand this so I want to make sure it is clear. Firewood is for sale here for CASH! Please bring CASH with you. Sixty acres of magical trees, a one acre pond, and a three acre field. From the road there is a two hundred foot elevation gain to the top of the hill. Along the way are several hundred feet of rock ledges, caves, and critters. Most of the land is sloping, but the hilltop is flat as a table, with prehistoric-looking ferns under a dense canopy of mature trees. The campsites are ultra secluded- about a quarter mile apart from each other. All sites include a fire pit, cooking grate, picnic table, and sites 2&3 have platforms. Camp ONE: is on the top of the hill, and a small car can be driven to within 150 feet of it. It is pretty flat, and surrounded by blackberry bushes, ferns, and trees. Camp TWO: is on a bluff overlooking a picturesque swamp, filled with hemlock trees and ferns. This site can not be driven to with anything less than a high clearance SUV (ie- jeep wrangler), so I consider it a hike in site. It is under a ten minute walk from the pond and parking lot, but the view and feel is worth it. (It has been brought to our attention that there is occasionally a group riding atvs on a neighboring property that are audible from this site. We have no control over what time it happens, so please keep this in mind) Camp THREE: is accessible with a four wheel drive vehicle, something at least as high as an SUV. It is the closest to the house and pond, but still far enough to feel secluded and completely private. If you choose to walk there, it’s only a couple minutes from the parking area. Throughout the property, there are many quiet places to hang out, flat spots to do yoga, trails to explore, and fishing and swimming in the beautiful pond. We are also just ten minutes from the Upper Delaware River, and all it has to offer. If you have any questions or want something you don’t see here, send me a message. Instagram.com/campquiltedwoods
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  • NEWE - Equinunk Campground
  • NEWE - Equinunk Campground
  • NEWE - Equinunk Campground

17. NEWE - Equinunk Campground

97%
(110)
45mi from Binghamton · 9 sites · Tents, RVs
Northeast Wilderness Experience (NEWE) offers Guided Excursions and Rentals Too! - Kayak - Canoe - 6 person Rafts - River Tubes - Bicycles Minimal light pollution, so the stars will pop! Fish the Delaware with a valid PA fishing license (15 years and younger do not require a license) Lots of dirt roads and hiking near by. Perfect for Overlanding adventures. Grocery stores, restaurants, and shopping within 10 miles of our site. **************************************************************************** Primitive Delaware river front campsites: - Fresh water fill station - Porta Johns (restrooms) - Semi Private campsites - River access - Scenic views - Fresh, crisp air - Wildlife
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  • Daydreamin on Dyberry Creek
  • Daydreamin on Dyberry Creek
  • Daydreamin on Dyberry Creek

18. Daydreamin on Dyberry Creek

96%
(42)
46mi from Binghamton · 1 site · Lodging
This property is nestled alongside the meandering Dyberry Creek in Honesdale, PA. Our property is 27 acres and this is the only campsite on the property. We are located roughly 5 miles from downtown Honesdale where there are many quaint shops, plenty of restaurants, ice cream and grocery stores in case you forgot something you need. The Dyberry creek is stocked with many species of trout. And just up the creek, there is fly fishing only section! Plenty of hiking trails nearby. Breathtaking waterfalls at Tanners Falls are less than 2 miles from our campsite.
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  • Butternut Grove Camp on the River
  • Butternut Grove Camp on the River
  • Butternut Grove Camp on the River

19. Butternut Grove Camp on the River

94%
(86)
48mi from Binghamton · 37 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Butternut Grove Campsites allows campers to visit the Catskills and connect with nature. Offering a relaxing atmosphere while only 2 hours from New York City and 1 hour from Binghamton. Butternut Grove Campsites creates lasting memories of camping, great people, and fishing experiences. Our goal is to bring a family-oriented atmosphere to our campground, offering fun activities and a variety of desired amenities for the entire fishermen's family and his best friends. Owned By Bridget & Paul along with their three children and Gaston the pig and Rulo the dog. We are delighted to join the Butternut Grove Family with hopes to bring good vibes and good times! At Butternut Grove Campsite, you can enjoy various amenities such as a heated bath house with hot showers, laundry, quality firewood delivered to your site, handmade "Flies by Greg" for purchase, kayaks and tubes for rent, propane gas available on-site, fire ring and picnic table at each site, bag ice, water and electricity at each site with 30 amp and 50 amp electric, Wi-Fi, winter storage and winterizing for RVs, dump station on-site, honey-wagon services available, and a fly fishing guide named Joe Rist who is the head and owner of Trout Town Flies.lies
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  • We're growing ají amarillo, an Andean pepper that's important in Peruvian cuisine but unavailable fresh in the U.S. We grow this and other Andean foods to enjoy and share with other Peruvian people living away from their homelands.
  • The campsite includes a fire ring, logs for sitting, and multiple flat spots on which to set up your tent. There are plenty of places to set up a hammock as well.
  • We're growing ají amarillo, an Andean pepper that's important in Peruvian cuisine but unavailable fresh in the U.S. We grow this and other Andean foods to enjoy and share with other Peruvian people living away from their homelands.

20. Bosque de Maria/Maria's Forest

97%
(15)
49mi from Binghamton · 1 site · Tent
Bosque de Maria / Maria's Forest is named after my dearest late mother, who passed from cancer in 2020.  In 2021 my partner and I were lucky enough to be able to reside on a beautiful slice of forest which we are turning into a sustainable diverse edible forest garden, which will provide food and habitat for people and wildlife for generations to come.  In 2021 we have planted more than 100 trees, edible shrubs, and other perennials. Your bookings directly support this local Black and Peruvian-owned initiative and our path towards realizing our dreams.Learn more about this land:Bosque de Maria / Maria's Forest, run by Chris and KimberlyWe are located on occupied land of the Onödowa’ga:’ (Seneca) Nation, Ho-de-no-sau-nee-ga (Haudenosaunee, or Iroquois) Confederacy, in what has been referred to as Trumansburg, NY. We are a Black and Peruvian-operated site. We offer a safe, welcoming, and relaxing place for BIPOC and LGBTQIA2S+ guests. Our modest forest farm is nearly half-way between Seneca and Cayuga Lakes in the Finger Lakes area of New York. We offer a small, quiet walk-in campsite in our 2-acre private forest. Upon entering into the site you'll find yourself in a calming plot of mature pine, oak, and cherry trees where a variety of species of songbirds and a family of hawks have found a home. Parking on the property is a very short accessible walk from the tent site. There is a fire pit at the site and guests may access our personal kitchen garden for greens and veggies. A private bathroom and shower with free laundry (yes, I said free laundry!) and drinking water is available for use by guests in the main house. Wheelchair users will need a ramp in order to access the main house; we don't have one at this time, unfortunately.Our site is a great location to serve as an affordable hub for experiencing all that Cayuga and Seneca Lakes have to offer. In addition to being surrounded by wine country, we're located in what's known as the Emerald Necklace: an arc of more than 50,000 acres of conserved land abound with ways to spend time in nature. We are just a 5 minute drive or 20 minute bike ride from the small town of Trumansburg, home to the Tompkins County Fairgrounds (where Finger Lakes Grassroots Festival is held) and some of the best local waterfall swimming holes, to which we can give you detailed directions. Taughannock Falls State Park, Finger Lakes National Forest, and the Seneca Lake Wine Trail are all within a short drive or bike ride from the site. A 20 minute drive east will bring you to downtown Ithaca, where you can visit the renowned Ithaca Farmer's Market, Cornell University, Six Mile Creek, and plenty of bars and restaurants. Ithaca is also home to series of serene swimming holes at the base of waterfalls where locals and visitors relax during the summer. If you choose to go west you'll end up in Watkins Glen where you can check out the 200-foot cliffs and 19 waterfalls of the dreamlike landscape at Watkins Glen State Park, known as one of the best state parks in the U.S.We are both very experienced backpackers, cyclists, and bikepackers. Kimberly is a bike organizer and routemaker who runs Radical Adventure Riders Finger Lakes, a community for BIPOC and FTWN-B (femme, trans*, women, non-binary) bikepackers. She's happy to provide guidance on road, gravel, and mountain biking in the area and share her library of local bike routes. We have a work stand and tools available to fix any small issue you might have on your bike as well. We can also tell you about the hiking, backpacking and cross country skiing in the local area, much of which can be accessed by a 10 minute drive to Finger Lakes National Forest.We ask that those who stay on their property please respect the space and the land. We have a small, delicate ecosystem with newly-planted fruit trees and shrubs, so please minimize your impact on existing vegetation, trees, and soil. We recommend our guests make an effort learn more about the Seneca and Cayuga nations, the Haudenosaunee Confederacy, and the history of the land we are visitors on.Thank you for supporting us and we hope you enjoy your stay in the Finger Lakes region.
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  • Butternut Grove Camp on the River
  • Butternut Grove Camp on the River
  • Butternut Grove Camp on the River

Butternut Grove Camp on the River

94%
(86)
48mi from Binghamton · 37 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Butternut Grove Campsites allows campers to visit the Catskills and connect with nature. Offering a relaxing atmosphere while only 2 hours from New York City and 1 hour from Binghamton. Butternut Grove Campsites creates lasting memories of camping, great people, and fishing experiences. Our goal is to bring a family-oriented atmosphere to our campground, offering fun activities and a variety of desired amenities for the entire fishermen's family and his best friends. Owned By Bridget & Paul along with their three children and Gaston the pig and Rulo the dog. We are delighted to join the Butternut Grove Family with hopes to bring good vibes and good times! At Butternut Grove Campsite, you can enjoy various amenities such as a heated bath house with hot showers, laundry, quality firewood delivered to your site, handmade "Flies by Greg" for purchase, kayaks and tubes for rent, propane gas available on-site, fire ring and picnic table at each site, bag ice, water and electricity at each site with 30 amp and 50 amp electric, Wi-Fi, winter storage and winterizing for RVs, dump station on-site, honey-wagon services available, and a fly fishing guide named Joe Rist who is the head and owner of Trout Town Flies.lies
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  • We're growing ají amarillo, an Andean pepper that's important in Peruvian cuisine but unavailable fresh in the U.S. We grow this and other Andean foods to enjoy and share with other Peruvian people living away from their homelands.
  • The campsite includes a fire ring, logs for sitting, and multiple flat spots on which to set up your tent. There are plenty of places to set up a hammock as well.
  • We're growing ají amarillo, an Andean pepper that's important in Peruvian cuisine but unavailable fresh in the U.S. We grow this and other Andean foods to enjoy and share with other Peruvian people living away from their homelands.

Bosque de Maria/Maria's Forest

97%
(15)
49mi from Binghamton · 1 site · Tent
Bosque de Maria / Maria's Forest is named after my dearest late mother, who passed from cancer in 2020.  In 2021 my partner and I were lucky enough to be able to reside on a beautiful slice of forest which we are turning into a sustainable diverse edible forest garden, which will provide food and habitat for people and wildlife for generations to come.  In 2021 we have planted more than 100 trees, edible shrubs, and other perennials. Your bookings directly support this local Black and Peruvian-owned initiative and our path towards realizing our dreams.Learn more about this land:Bosque de Maria / Maria's Forest, run by Chris and KimberlyWe are located on occupied land of the Onödowa’ga:’ (Seneca) Nation, Ho-de-no-sau-nee-ga (Haudenosaunee, or Iroquois) Confederacy, in what has been referred to as Trumansburg, NY. We are a Black and Peruvian-operated site. We offer a safe, welcoming, and relaxing place for BIPOC and LGBTQIA2S+ guests. Our modest forest farm is nearly half-way between Seneca and Cayuga Lakes in the Finger Lakes area of New York. We offer a small, quiet walk-in campsite in our 2-acre private forest. Upon entering into the site you'll find yourself in a calming plot of mature pine, oak, and cherry trees where a variety of species of songbirds and a family of hawks have found a home. Parking on the property is a very short accessible walk from the tent site. There is a fire pit at the site and guests may access our personal kitchen garden for greens and veggies. A private bathroom and shower with free laundry (yes, I said free laundry!) and drinking water is available for use by guests in the main house. Wheelchair users will need a ramp in order to access the main house; we don't have one at this time, unfortunately.Our site is a great location to serve as an affordable hub for experiencing all that Cayuga and Seneca Lakes have to offer. In addition to being surrounded by wine country, we're located in what's known as the Emerald Necklace: an arc of more than 50,000 acres of conserved land abound with ways to spend time in nature. We are just a 5 minute drive or 20 minute bike ride from the small town of Trumansburg, home to the Tompkins County Fairgrounds (where Finger Lakes Grassroots Festival is held) and some of the best local waterfall swimming holes, to which we can give you detailed directions. Taughannock Falls State Park, Finger Lakes National Forest, and the Seneca Lake Wine Trail are all within a short drive or bike ride from the site. A 20 minute drive east will bring you to downtown Ithaca, where you can visit the renowned Ithaca Farmer's Market, Cornell University, Six Mile Creek, and plenty of bars and restaurants. Ithaca is also home to series of serene swimming holes at the base of waterfalls where locals and visitors relax during the summer. If you choose to go west you'll end up in Watkins Glen where you can check out the 200-foot cliffs and 19 waterfalls of the dreamlike landscape at Watkins Glen State Park, known as one of the best state parks in the U.S.We are both very experienced backpackers, cyclists, and bikepackers. Kimberly is a bike organizer and routemaker who runs Radical Adventure Riders Finger Lakes, a community for BIPOC and FTWN-B (femme, trans*, women, non-binary) bikepackers. She's happy to provide guidance on road, gravel, and mountain biking in the area and share her library of local bike routes. We have a work stand and tools available to fix any small issue you might have on your bike as well. We can also tell you about the hiking, backpacking and cross country skiing in the local area, much of which can be accessed by a 10 minute drive to Finger Lakes National Forest.We ask that those who stay on their property please respect the space and the land. We have a small, delicate ecosystem with newly-planted fruit trees and shrubs, so please minimize your impact on existing vegetation, trees, and soil. We recommend our guests make an effort learn more about the Seneca and Cayuga nations, the Haudenosaunee Confederacy, and the history of the land we are visitors on.Thank you for supporting us and we hope you enjoy your stay in the Finger Lakes region.
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  • Rustic Reins-Off Grid Cabin
  • Rustic Reins-Off Grid Cabin
  • Rustic Reins-Off Grid Cabin

Rustic Reins-Off Grid Cabin

97%
(56)
50mi from Binghamton · 2 sites · Lodging
Once owned by the Vanderhoffs, the property operated as a dairy and vegetable farm. We have 125 acres to enjoy. We have a small peach grove and a large garden. We house honey bees and we have 23 horses on site. The farm has two ponds to enjoy fishing and swimming. Plenty of trails to hike, cross country ski, snow shoe. Come enjoy nature. Learn more about this land: A peaceful rustic OFF GRID getaway nestled in the Finger Lakes. Settle into our cozy cabin overlooking a beautiful pond with a large covered porch. Listen to the bullfrog, the peepers, and the owls hoot. You can explore the trails or enjoy the pond - throw in a line,  take a quick dip, or paddle around.  Our OFF GRID cabin has a queen-sized bed, propane lights, and wood stove. The campsite has a wonderful fire pit and fully stocked outhouse. The horse stable is a short walk away, with easy access to running drinkable water.  If you feel like exploring the area we recommend hiking the Watkins Glen State Park and wine/beer tasting on the Finger Lakes Wine and Beer Trail.  Unplug and unwind with us.
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  • Tent for rent,
  • Mike and Lana's setup. Nice picture, thanks guys.
  • Tent for rent,

Waterfall Creek

99%
(473)
50mi from Binghamton · 8 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
This is a beautiful piece of property located in the heart of the Finger Lakes and Wine Country of NY. It features a stunning spring fed waterfall and nice forest land. Very close to town but also very secluded and private. Great place to unwind and relax from our everyday lives. It is situated however in a gully next to a creek and waterfall so it is susceptible to heavy rains. It is recommended to at least have an AWD vehicle if rainy. I can usually help campers with getting to the site in my side X side if you need to park up at the pasture. Please order enough wood initially as I have found I spend a lot of time delivering extra wood to campers. It seems as if you will typically go through 2 bundles per night on average. Also I supply a contractor size garbage bag to you if you choose garbage removal. It is also a good idea to text me when you have a solid ETA so I can be here to take you to the site. I want to mention that the two sites closest to the waterfall are a slight hike in and can only accommodate up to 4 person tents so if a bigger group or vehicle camping you will be placed at another site. Hope to see you soon. Ken
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  • The Spotted Sandpiper
  • The Spotted Sandpiper
  • The Spotted Sandpiper

The Spotted Sandpiper

94%
(99)
50mi from Binghamton · 5 sites · Lodging
The land that became our property was once owned by the King family. (i.e. Kingtown Beach Road) In the 1970s it was a marina developed by the Fulton family, with 4 small tourist cabins on the hillside above the water. Two more families loved and cared for the property before our family purchased it in late 2018. We're are delighted to share the beauty of Cayuga Lake with guests from all over the United States and the world, and hope to welcome you soon to The Spotted Sandpiper! Situated on 4 acres and with 400’ of secluded frontage on Cayuga Lake, The Spotted Sandpiper is the largest private lakefront vacation rental property in the Ithaca area. We’re nestled at the end of a private road, but only 7 minutes from Trumansburg, 3 1⁄2 miles from Taughannock State Park, and 20 minutes from Ithaca. We're conveniently located along the Cayuga Wine Trail!We are perfect for family reunions and wedding party rentals, families traveling together or friends looking for a week or weekend away! Our beach is an ideal swimming spot for children because of its gentle slope and clear waters.
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  • homemade wood counter/workspace and sink (no running water, just water containers)
  • Front of cabin
  • homemade wood counter/workspace and sink (no running water, just water containers)

Forest Cabin, Richford, NY

90%
(5)
23mi from Binghamton · 1 site · Lodging
This former hunting cabin is on a 90-acre property that we are fixing up. It is surrounded by hundreds of acres of wild land, and involves a hike in on logging trails. Eventually we hope to conserve the land in perpetuity. The land was logged about 25 years ago and has regrown quite a bit. There are beautiful large maple, cherry, pine, and butternut trees, as well as young growth and wildflowers and diverse and abundant fungi. Our land is adjacent to the Finger Lakes Land Trust's King Preserve, so you will be camping in an area with 300 acres of forest and trails. It is also convenient to a diner, gas station, pizza/bar, a playground, fishing stream, and 2 ice cream stores (all walkable from the trailhead). Learn more about this land: This is an extremely rustic hunting cabin about a 15 - 30 minute (depending on hiker) hike up from the small village of Richford, NY. The hike is along old logging roads in the forest, but it's all uphill on the way in. We do not allow vehicle access to guests, but we have a vehicle we can use to deliver potable water (make sure to check with us to make sure we can provide extra water on the dates you need). There is a wood stove (for heat) and propane stove (for cooking). There is a triple decker bunk bed, you need to bring your own sleeping pad and sleeping bag. We have added a picnic table and small fire pit. There is an outhouse and hand washing station (seasonal). Fall leaf peeping is lovely, and as the leaves fall off, there are really nice views of the valley. You will have total privacy here!
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  • The pavilion
  • Glamping Tent
  • The pavilion

Camp Bluestone

100%
(4)
26mi from Binghamton · 9 sites · RVs, Lodging
Eight miles from Elk Mountain ski area, one mile to rails for trails, golf and fishing. Camp Bluestone is a unique vacation rental designed as a place for folks to gather. You can rent one cabin and have a romantic getaway with that special someone or rent all four cabins and our glamping tent with family and friends. The pavilion, BBQ area and fire pit are perfect for meals, games and late-night storytelling. Dog friendly. The camp has wireless internet, you can stream anywhere on the property.
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  • Chipmunk Hollow Soul Sanctuary
  • Chipmunk Hollow Soul Sanctuary
  • Chipmunk Hollow Soul Sanctuary

Chipmunk Hollow Soul Sanctuary

100%
(4)
37mi from Binghamton · 3 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
I hope you visit CHSS! I am only 12 minutes from Walton town center and Molto Molto, the local coffee shop and 25 min from Delhi where there are several great brunch spots! From May-October nearby Stony Creek Farm hosts Pizza Nights on Saturdays! Enter the driveway off of a quiet country road, and be welcomed by our 13ft Bell Tent surrounded by tall maple, pine, birch and beech trees! Relax in the hammock and Adirondack chairs! It’s like a hug from nature! With town only minutes away, you feel like you’re in the middle of nowhere for a peaceful mountain retreat. Pepacton Reservoir is only a 30 min drive away for the fishing and boating enthusiasts and there are many access points to the Delaware River and its tributaries. Local hiking trails abound and a nature conservancy viewing area is only a few minutes away. Hunters, during the season of course, deer and turkey have been sighted in the adjacent field and eagles soar above! I am in a small cabin on the landing above if needed, and you’ll have all the privacy you desire! Cook on your camping stove and eat under the stars! I just bought the property so your feedback during and after your stay would be greatly appreciated! Local eggs, bacon, pork, beef from nearby Stony Creek Farm can be purchased, ordered and delivered to you upon arrival for a delicious farm fresh breakfast for you to cook! If you stay on a Wednesday, only a 20 minute drive away is Delhi’s Farmers Market and on Sunday, nearby Franklin also has a cute market as well! This is a safe place for all BIPOC and LGBTQ 🏳️‍🌈 folks to rest and relax! Contact me for more details!
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Recent reviews from the Hipcamp community

CampsiteDiscGolf @ HighHorizonsFarm
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Daily
November 2025
Tent
Group trip
Weekend Trip to CampsiteDiscGolf @ HighHorizonsFarm
I spent two nights camping with friends and family on a disc golf course. How could it not be excellent? The owners are friendly and attentive and the course is well lyed out with some custom made bonus baskets. Highly recommended!
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Top of the hill again, with the morning sun finally breaking through.
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Matthew
November 2025
Tent
2 nights at Quilted Woods
Camped again here in November! Dan kept us warm with ample firewood and hospitality. Always have the best time here. Highly recommend a stay!
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Round Top Retreat
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Ray
October 2025
Weekend Trip to Round Top Retreat
I spent the weekend at Round Top Retreat alone to unplug, relax, and recharge and it was exactly what I needed. The wood burning stoves did an excellent job at heating the cabin. It got below 40° at night but it was probably 60° inside with the fire going. The stove is also great for cooking. It was a little rainy during my trip so I did all my cooking indoors. The driveway continues uphill past the cabin and turns into a hiking trail. I think it's supposed to connect to the Robinsons Hollow State Forest Trail but I couldn't find it (the official trial head is just down the road). It was still an invigorating 2 mile walk. I spotted lots of birds and a couple deer.
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Waterfall Creek
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Kris
October 2025
With pets
Weekend Trip to Waterfall Creek
We had the entire campground to ourselves last weekend, and everything was absolutely perfect. Ken and Luke (our friendly dog) were incredibly helpful and welcoming. We truly had a wonderful time there. Thanks again
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CampsiteDiscGolf @ HighHorizonsFarm
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Joseph
October 2025
Tent
Group trip
Weekend Trip to CampsiteDiscGolf @ HighHorizonsFarm
Cool spot. Catherine and John were cool and the disc golf course was fun.
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CampsiteDiscGolf @ HighHorizonsFarm
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Jarret
October 2025
Tent
Group trip
Weekend Trip to CampsiteDiscGolf @ HighHorizonsFarm
Went to Catherine and John’s property middle of October and had a great camp. Catherine greeted us and made sure we were all set. Threw a couple of fun rounds with friends, cooked some nice food, and had an overall great experience. Will be back soon to check out some fishing on the Susquehanna. Cool camping spot.
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Top of the hill again, with the morning sun finally breaking through.
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keith
October 2025
Tent
Group trip
Weekend Trip to Quilted Woods
Host was very receptive, he space was very woodsy, and a perfect getaway for a group of friends and family. Had wood for sale if needed, fresh eggs, and an ax and shovel which was a great touch. Highly recommend this site.
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Butternut Grove Camp on the River
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Jake
October 2025
Tent
Weekend Trip to Butternut Grove Camp on the River
Site 65! the best site IMO at Butternut Grove. Awesome place! will def come back!
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Waterfall Creek
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Natalia
October 2025
Weekend Trip to Waterfall Creek
We loved staying at Ken’s Cabin! He was an amazing host, the Cabin was very comfortable, and the surroundings were beautiful! My husband and I are planning to go back!
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Bosque de Maria/Maria's Forest
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Joanne
October 2025
Tent
7 nights at Bosque de Maria/Maria's Forest
We had a lovely stay. Our hosts were very considerate and kind, and the camping area felt very private and quiet, which was just what we were looking for. There was abundant dead wood around that we were welcome to burn, which was fantastic as our trip was in mid-October and quite chilly. The shower was great for warming up as well. Chris also had some excellent recommendations for local hikes and restaurants. All in all, we had a wonderful trip and would highly recommend our hosts.
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CampsiteDiscGolf @ HighHorizonsFarm
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Anna
October 2025
8 ft campervan
With pets
3 nights at CampsiteDiscGolf @ HighHorizonsFarm
Loved it! It was quiet, you can walk around the property, and Catherine was super responsive. Hope to visit again!
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CampsiteDiscGolf @ HighHorizonsFarm
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Katie
October 2025
Tent
With pets
Weekend Trip to CampsiteDiscGolf @ HighHorizonsFarm
Camping at CSDG for the second time, and it was just as great as the first. We had the chance to play a round with Cathy, John, and Dave, and we had such a fun time that we played an additional 8 on the older course with the makeshift baskets—definitely awesome!! You can tell Cathy and John love what they do, and they radiate nothing but warmth and kindness. Communication was great, bathroom was clean, and the camp site was private and stocked with wood. Can’t wait to come back in the spring!
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Top of the hill again, with the morning sun finally breaking through.
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Thomas
October 2025
Tent
With pets
Weekend Trip to Quilted Woods
Great campsite with a perfect spot for the tent and a wonderful campfire ring and wood shed! So private and wonderful views from on high! Daniel is a perfect host.
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the falls, aka our shower!
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Soraya
October 2025
Tent
With kids
Weekend Trip to Waterfall Creek
This was our second time camping at Ken's (this time with friends and their baby) and it was just as beautiful as we remembered it! Coming later in the season from our first visit meant more rain and fewer campers on the property, which was autumnally idyllic with all of the changing colors on the surrounding trees. It was a wonderful treat as ever to have those waterfalls as our shower throughout our stay. Already looking forward to our next trip out!
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Top of the hill again, with the morning sun finally breaking through.
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Amanda
October 2025
Tent
Weekend Trip to Quilted Woods
We loved camping at Quilted Woods! The site was beautiful and well maintained and the porta potty was exceptionally clean.
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The Spotted Sandpiper
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Gillian
October 2025
Weekend Trip to The Spotted Sandpiper
Spent 3 nights in Glamp 1 in October of 2025. It was 40s at night and rained 2 of the nights, but we stayed warm with the heater (and an electric blanket we brought)! It was dry inside the tent despite the rain. Area is beautiful. Due to weather, didn't spend any time on the lake, but did make use of the shower areas, which worked well - hot water and shower/bathroom walkable from Glamp 1. Kate answered all questions before and during the stay. Shampoo/conditioner and towels provided. Great affordable glamping experience!!
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Rustic Reins-Off Grid Cabin
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Zak
October 2025
3 nights at Rustic Reins-Off Grid Cabin
The cabin was exactly what we were looking for. The land was beautiful. The propane lights and wood stove created a charming ambiance. The location was private but not too far from hiking spots and great restaurants. The host was friendly and helpful. Couldn't have asked for more.
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Daydreamin on Dyberry Creek
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Kelly
October 2025
Weekend Trip to Daydreamin on Dyberry Creek
Good communication, nice campsite, we loved our stay!
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Chipmunk Hollow Soul Sanctuary
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Coral
October 2025
With pets
Weekend Trip to Chipmunk Hollow Soul Sanctuary
Enjoyed staying at Daria's place. Tent was cute , had everything we needed. Daria was great keeping in touch with directions and anything we needed. Beautiful area, found lots to do.
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New yurt instead of teepee totally dry with a skylight so you don't have to bring a tent if you don't want to, just the bedding.
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Madeleine
October 2025
Tent
1 night at Sanctuary InTheWoods Tent/Yurt Camp
Camping here was such a lovely experience! Pamela was so kind and made sure we knew about all the amenities. The yurt was clean and very comfortable.
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Eli's Woods

48mi from Binghamton · 3 sites · Tents
Welcome to our serene and picturesque campsite nestled in the heart of Roscoe, New York, situated on Acidalia Road. This idyllic campground spans across a spacious 5 acres, providing ample space for outdoor enthusiasts to unwind and reconnect with nature. As you explore the campsite, you'll be delighted to find yourself enveloped by a lush canopy of trees and vibrant shrubs. This natural canopy provides shade, privacy, and a sense of seclusion, making it an ideal destination for those seeking a peaceful retreat. The verdant landscape offers a beautiful backdrop for outdoor activities and creates a serene atmosphere for campers to immerse themselves in. For hunting enthusiasts, the campground's proximity to excellent hunting grounds is a significant advantage. There are opportunities to pursue various game species, providing an exciting and challenging experience for avid hunters. The campsite serves as a convenient base camp, allowing you to embark on hunting excursions while enjoying the comforts of the great outdoors. Furthermore, this campsite is a haven for trout fishing enthusiasts. The nearby streams are teeming with trout, offering an exceptional fishing experience. Whether you are a seasoned angler or a beginner, you'll have the opportunity to cast your line and try your luck at reeling in a prized catch. Conveniently located in Roscoe, NY, this campsite provides easy access to the town's amenities while still being immersed in the tranquility of nature. Roscoe is renowned for its natural beauty and its reputation as a fishing destination. It boasts a charming community with local shops, restaurants, and cultural attractions, ensuring that your camping experience is enriched both on and off the campsite. Whether you seek solitude amidst the trees, an angler's paradise, or a base camp for hunting adventures, this 5-acre campground on Acidalia Road in Roscoe, NY, offers an unforgettable outdoor experience. Immerse yourself in nature's embrace and create lasting memories in this picturesque setting.
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  • Camp Razoo
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Camp Razoo

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45mi from Binghamton · 5 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
Great vibes! Tucked away along lil Equinunk Creek & the Delaware River sits 4 acres of fern covered bliss. This historic property features a tiny home, ready to go glamp sites, and a few pop up tent sites. Each site has creek access nestled amongst stone walls and old growth trees. Central to all the best local amenities. - Tubing & boat rentals, river shuttle, fishing acess, & store within walking distance. The area is well known for excellent fishing, seasonal hunting, art, music & antiques. Restaurants, gas station, groceries, a local brewery, live entertainment, & farmers market are within a 15 minute drive to Callicoon. This is a great space for gathering. Groups welcome! Neighbors are most friendly. All are welcome here. Located in Equinunk right over Kellems bridge near: - Hancock - Callicoon - Honesdale - Bethel - Monticello - Scranton - Binghamton
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Toilets
Campfires
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  • Backwoods
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Backwoods

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43mi from Binghamton · 11 sites · Tents, RVs
Learn more about this land:Expect nothing come with open hearts and minds and relax have fun laughing and enjoying the surroundings. There are many hiking trails rivers lakes and waterfalls close by so go explore the area then head back to camp to relax by the fire. Our property is a work in progress so come enjoy and add some ideas or suggestions for things you would like to see or have on your next visit. We are going to build around our guests so every visit will be like a first time visit. All we ask is that everyone respects one another and to just relax enjoy being off the grid and away from the day to day rat race of life.
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Electrical hookup
Campfires
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