99% (15.8K) • 821 campsites
Top-rated campgrounds in New York
Locust Grove Waterfall
1. Locust Grove Waterfall
99%
(75)
Oak Hill, NY · 1 site
Fall asleep to the sounds of the waterfall on the Catskill creek!
Escape the chaos - find peace and solace among the Catskill mountains. Located directly on the Catskill creek in the hamlet of Oak Hill, you'll be sleeping to the sounds of the waterfall just steps from the site. At the foot of the waterfall is your own personal swimming hole.
Take advantage of the multiple hammock relaxation stations throughout the property and swimming in the creek. If you're up for a walk, the infamous Yellow Deli is just a mile down the road. We're just a few minutes away from Windham Mountain and various trails if you're the hiking type. Check out our "Must See" list in the tent for suggestions on places to enjoy during your stay.
This campsite features a queen size bed for two.
Site guidelines
Bring loads of extra blankets and warm clothing. Boots are a must. Although the driveway is kept clear, car should ideally be AWD or 4WD depending on weather conditions.
Consult your campkeeper. Let your campkeeper know when you are arriving so we can light up entry for you. Cleanup all common spaces when you leave. But, make yourself at home.
Video Footage of the site - Instagram - @locustgroveny
***We have added a second full size glamping tent, the same size as the main tent with a queen size bed. This is only available to you when you book this site with a capacity of more than 2 people, it will never be rented to anyone else when you are there.
***Coming spring/summer of 2025 we will be launching the official opening of our food truck onsite - come and enjoy a taco during your stay!
Pets
Toilets
Campfires
from
$90
/ night
Wood Spring Club, Inc. (since 1957)
2. Wood Spring Club, Inc. (since 1957)
98%
(227)
East Aurora, NY · 35 sites · Tents, RVs
Wood Spring is a private members only rustic camping club. Hipcampers have access to all 52 acres including our pond, meadow, Little Buffalo Creek, and our hiking trails.
You’ll get a gate combination after confirming your stay. Enter through the gate on our one lane road, cross the shallow creek and end at our large open meadow. If the creek is ever too high to cross, park in the grassy area and walk across foot bridge.
GPS coordinates will be shared of your site. Enter those in your map software.
Welcome to our club you are a Wood Spring Member during your stay.
*Day Members shall have access to Corporation amenities and facilities and follow all rules. Day Membership includes an overnight stay. Day Membership is non-voting, and does not include status in the event Wood Spring were to dissolve. Day Members are not required to participate in Workdays
Pets
Toilets
Campfires
from
$55
/ night
TainoWoods Fairy Magical Sweet Land
3. TainoWoods Fairy Magical Sweet Land
98%
(358)
Harris, NY · 13 sites · Tents, Lodging
Jesse and Chantel are the kindhearted and dedicated keepers of this beautiful oasis. With twelve acres of pure forest and sweet river waters, our vision is to preserve and honor the ways of our ancestors for seven generations to come; and serve the community by sharing our indigenous practices. We are a Sanctuary rooted in seeking alignment, and connection through healing. Nature is our church, spirit and religion!!! So we welcome all who are called to come and be present with gratitude and respect for the power of this planet.
Enjoy this majestic sweet forest and feel the beautiful energy it has! We will share our indigenous ways with all who want to come join and pray with us. Each brother and sister will receive cedar (in place of tobacco) to pray with their fire which represents Great Spirit(Yaya Guaturey), you can set your intensions to release what no longer serves your lives, and then to make space to receive what will bring harmony in - Han Hankatu (let it be so)
The East Mongaup River flows right along our land. We keep it clean and charged with good vibrations. It will surely melt away any stress you carry; sending you back home feeling renewed, restored, and rejuvenated!
Our Taino Woods Sanctuary, a.k.a Fairy Magical Sweet Land, of twelve acres in the Catskills is the perfect place to commune in prayer, pitch your tent, gaze up at the stars, and unwind next to a nearby fire. This raw, soft, organic land is a home teeming with life. Listen to the birds as they sing throughout the day and into the night. (We call them the fairies). Look for the curious creatures that walk the earth like the frogs and newts. Open your ears to the sweet sounds of the East Mongaup River; and perhaps take the brief walk down to visit her.
We, the land stewards, believe in making a place better than how we found it. We want to preserve the land’s naturalness and ecosystem; so we ask that you do not hurt or remove any of its animals, moss, insects, or plants; and most importantly, do not feed any of them.
We look forward to hosting you on a magical journey to inner peace. Thank you and many blessings.
Pets
Toilets
Campfires
from
$57
/ night
Larch Ridge Ranch
4. Larch Ridge Ranch
Arkport, NY · 1 site · Tent, RV
A rural getaway, providing a quiet escape from the daily grind while offering all of today's modern conveniences and a short drive to local amenities. Guests are surrounded by 150 acres of fields, woods, gardens, gorgeous sunsets, wildlife and incredible views.
The property is private, yet centrally located between Hornell, Dansville, Arkport, Wayland and Cohocton. A short scenic drive to many attractions, such as Stony Brook State Park, Letchworth State Park, Harriet Hollister State Park, Finger Lakes Trail, hiking-biking, Swain and Bristol Ski Resorts, Hazlitt Winery, wineries, breweries and great local dining and shopping and only minutes from Loon Lake. Rochester is an hour drive away, using I-390 for the majority of the drive.
We also have accommodations for horses for an extra daily fee.
Pets
Electrical hookup
Campfires
from
$45
/ night
1. Robin's Hood 2. Lola's Loop
5. 1. Robin's Hood 2. Lola's Loop
98%
(54)
Central Valley, NY · 7 sites · Tents, RVs
3 sites.: Robin's Hood, Lola's Loop, The Rocks. All wooded and natural. short walk to town for restaurants or supplies. Woodpeckers, deer, rabbits .opossums, racoons live there too. Plenty of kindling to pick uo on grounds. Bring camper Loo or shovel. Labyrinth on premesis.
Robin's Hood is an open spacious site. It has a table, kindling to pick up, raised copper campfire, walnut trees, and a grassy slope where deer frolic by a dry streambed. Park at the site which is down a gravel driveway.
Lola’s Loop site is private, less open, enclosed in a natural habitat accessible by short path. Metal campfire holder. No toilet or furniture.
The Rocks is shady, lots of wood to burn, firepit, next to a lawn and a natural habitat for animals. Drive to site.
Close to: Appalachian Trail, Long Path, Woodbury Common. West Point , Storm King Art Center, Hudson River, Mineral Springs.
Pets
Toilets
Campfires
from
$35
/ night
99% (15.8K) • 821 campsites
Top-rated campgrounds in New York
Locust Grove Waterfall
1. Locust Grove Waterfall
99%
(75)
Oak Hill, NY · 1 site
Fall asleep to the sounds of the waterfall on the Catskill creek!
Escape the chaos - find peace and solace among the Catskill mountains. Located directly on the Catskill creek in the hamlet of Oak Hill, you'll be sleeping to the sounds of the waterfall just steps from the site. At the foot of the waterfall is your own personal swimming hole.
Take advantage of the multiple hammock relaxation stations throughout the property and swimming in the creek. If you're up for a walk, the infamous Yellow Deli is just a mile down the road. We're just a few minutes away from Windham Mountain and various trails if you're the hiking type. Check out our "Must See" list in the tent for suggestions on places to enjoy during your stay.
This campsite features a queen size bed for two.
Site guidelines
Bring loads of extra blankets and warm clothing. Boots are a must. Although the driveway is kept clear, car should ideally be AWD or 4WD depending on weather conditions.
Consult your campkeeper. Let your campkeeper know when you are arriving so we can light up entry for you. Cleanup all common spaces when you leave. But, make yourself at home.
Video Footage of the site - Instagram - @locustgroveny
***We have added a second full size glamping tent, the same size as the main tent with a queen size bed. This is only available to you when you book this site with a capacity of more than 2 people, it will never be rented to anyone else when you are there.
***Coming spring/summer of 2025 we will be launching the official opening of our food truck onsite - come and enjoy a taco during your stay!
Pets
Toilets
Campfires
from
$90
/ night
Wood Spring Club, Inc. (since 1957)
2. Wood Spring Club, Inc. (since 1957)
98%
(227)
East Aurora, NY · 35 sites · Tents, RVs
Wood Spring is a private members only rustic camping club. Hipcampers have access to all 52 acres including our pond, meadow, Little Buffalo Creek, and our hiking trails.
You’ll get a gate combination after confirming your stay. Enter through the gate on our one lane road, cross the shallow creek and end at our large open meadow. If the creek is ever too high to cross, park in the grassy area and walk across foot bridge.
GPS coordinates will be shared of your site. Enter those in your map software.
Welcome to our club you are a Wood Spring Member during your stay.
*Day Members shall have access to Corporation amenities and facilities and follow all rules. Day Membership includes an overnight stay. Day Membership is non-voting, and does not include status in the event Wood Spring were to dissolve. Day Members are not required to participate in Workdays
Pets
Toilets
Campfires
from
$55
/ night
TainoWoods Fairy Magical Sweet Land
3. TainoWoods Fairy Magical Sweet Land
98%
(358)
Harris, NY · 13 sites · Tents, Lodging
Jesse and Chantel are the kindhearted and dedicated keepers of this beautiful oasis. With twelve acres of pure forest and sweet river waters, our vision is to preserve and honor the ways of our ancestors for seven generations to come; and serve the community by sharing our indigenous practices. We are a Sanctuary rooted in seeking alignment, and connection through healing. Nature is our church, spirit and religion!!! So we welcome all who are called to come and be present with gratitude and respect for the power of this planet.
Enjoy this majestic sweet forest and feel the beautiful energy it has! We will share our indigenous ways with all who want to come join and pray with us. Each brother and sister will receive cedar (in place of tobacco) to pray with their fire which represents Great Spirit(Yaya Guaturey), you can set your intensions to release what no longer serves your lives, and then to make space to receive what will bring harmony in - Han Hankatu (let it be so)
The East Mongaup River flows right along our land. We keep it clean and charged with good vibrations. It will surely melt away any stress you carry; sending you back home feeling renewed, restored, and rejuvenated!
Our Taino Woods Sanctuary, a.k.a Fairy Magical Sweet Land, of twelve acres in the Catskills is the perfect place to commune in prayer, pitch your tent, gaze up at the stars, and unwind next to a nearby fire. This raw, soft, organic land is a home teeming with life. Listen to the birds as they sing throughout the day and into the night. (We call them the fairies). Look for the curious creatures that walk the earth like the frogs and newts. Open your ears to the sweet sounds of the East Mongaup River; and perhaps take the brief walk down to visit her.
We, the land stewards, believe in making a place better than how we found it. We want to preserve the land’s naturalness and ecosystem; so we ask that you do not hurt or remove any of its animals, moss, insects, or plants; and most importantly, do not feed any of them.
We look forward to hosting you on a magical journey to inner peace. Thank you and many blessings.
Pets
Toilets
Campfires
from
$57
/ night
Larch Ridge Ranch
4. Larch Ridge Ranch
Arkport, NY · 1 site · Tent, RV
A rural getaway, providing a quiet escape from the daily grind while offering all of today's modern conveniences and a short drive to local amenities. Guests are surrounded by 150 acres of fields, woods, gardens, gorgeous sunsets, wildlife and incredible views.
The property is private, yet centrally located between Hornell, Dansville, Arkport, Wayland and Cohocton. A short scenic drive to many attractions, such as Stony Brook State Park, Letchworth State Park, Harriet Hollister State Park, Finger Lakes Trail, hiking-biking, Swain and Bristol Ski Resorts, Hazlitt Winery, wineries, breweries and great local dining and shopping and only minutes from Loon Lake. Rochester is an hour drive away, using I-390 for the majority of the drive.
We also have accommodations for horses for an extra daily fee.
Pets
Electrical hookup
Campfires
from
$45
/ night
1. Robin's Hood 2. Lola's Loop
5. 1. Robin's Hood 2. Lola's Loop
98%
(54)
Central Valley, NY · 7 sites · Tents, RVs
3 sites.: Robin's Hood, Lola's Loop, The Rocks. All wooded and natural. short walk to town for restaurants or supplies. Woodpeckers, deer, rabbits .opossums, racoons live there too. Plenty of kindling to pick uo on grounds. Bring camper Loo or shovel. Labyrinth on premesis.
Robin's Hood is an open spacious site. It has a table, kindling to pick up, raised copper campfire, walnut trees, and a grassy slope where deer frolic by a dry streambed. Park at the site which is down a gravel driveway.
Lola’s Loop site is private, less open, enclosed in a natural habitat accessible by short path. Metal campfire holder. No toilet or furniture.
The Rocks is shady, lots of wood to burn, firepit, next to a lawn and a natural habitat for animals. Drive to site.
Close to: Appalachian Trail, Long Path, Woodbury Common. West Point , Storm King Art Center, Hudson River, Mineral Springs.
Pets
Toilets
Campfires
from
$35
/ night
Recent reviews from the Hipcamp community
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John
1 week ago
Tent
Robin was really friendly. She greeted us when we arrived and let us pick any site that we wanted.
I went in February with lots of snow so it was kind of a battle getting items to the site due to the slippery hills but my friend and I knew we would have to work harder.
I had a hot tent with wood stove that I really wanted to test out.
She was more then accommodating with our adventure!
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Michelle
2 weeks ago
Tent
The Robin’s Hood clearing we booked was great! It was secluded and surrounded by trees, but close to our car and even Woodbury Commons nearby. We saw a deer once and had no other encounters with wild animals. There were some small trees we used for kindling. The area was perfect for our first time winter camping! Note: if it has just snowed, be prepared for a short walk on uncleared snow from car to site.
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Dina
January 2026
Tent
With kids
Robin is a very responsive host and very understanding :) We booked very last minute and she was so gracious to us! The site is clean and comfortable. A fireplace is convenient. There is a picnic table. We were camping on a very cold night in the winter and hope to return in the spring!
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Mike
November 2025
Tent
With pets
Robin was great and so was her property! We booked very last minute and she still met us and offered us a place to stay catered to our needs and our dog!
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Ash
October 2025
Tent
With pets
A great lil spot/getaway from the city to reconnect with nature! My pup Pigeon and I were warmly welcomed by both Robin and Shirley and felt safe as can be. After scouring the town for a camping chair (practically heckled out of Home Depot since it’s “off season”..lol) Shirley was kind enough to lend us one that had me cozied up to the fire in no time! Felt at ease throughout the night, albeit some road noise, overall very much enjoyed our little romp. Would recommend!
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Clara
October 2025
Tent
Taino Woods is a special place which clearly has a lot of love poured into it. We very much enjoyed our stay. Chantelle and Jesse were also very warm and welcoming hosts.
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JEFFREY
October 2025
Tent
Lovely people with a unique sense of spirituality and appreciation for Taino culture. The campsite is well kept and Trey were excellent hosts.
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Samantha
October 2025
Tent
Group trip
had such an amazing time this weekend with friends ❤️ the river site is magical and the hosts are wonderful
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Bethany
October 2025
16 ft car
Very convenient location and lovely wooded setting. The host was very kind and offered a warm welcome! Would recommend and stay again!
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sean
October 2025
Tent
Robin was sweet. Nice property to camp on. I would come back again
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Lauren
October 2025
Tent
My girlfriends and I camped here and it was wonderful. We felt really safe here, and chantal and jesse are the best hosts. The land and river are really special. We felt so at peace here. Will definitely be visiting again!
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Kurt
October 2025
With kids
Chantel and Jessie made our camping trip a rich cultural experience. Our young daughters were fascinated by their indigenous music and spirituality and they learned to respect and admire nature. The campsite and large tent were ideal for a small group camping experience. Even though we had some light rain for most of our stay, our girls are already asking when we will return.
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Ross
October 2025
Tent
First time camping with our son and it was perfect. Robin greeted us, led us to our site, and showed us where we could collect firewood. The campsite is small, but lovely and you completely forget there is anyone around you.
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Greg
October 2025
Tent
We didn't stay long at Robin's since we were only there for a race the next day. But it was the perfect place to sleep and hang out for breakfast. I hope to be back!
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Emma
September 2025
Tent
Beautiful place! Responsive host, very convenient location!
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Alyssa
September 2025
With kids
Absolutely loved it here. A piece of natures heaven and will be coming back again. It was really nice that there were camping supplies there, charcoal grill, some bowls, a tent heater, bedding, and even the outhouse was supplied to help keep it fresh. Loved the waterfall and swimming hole, plenty of spots to relax at and the view is breathtaking. I loved the trails, hammocks, and signs, that even come with a sense of humor. Communication with the host was so great and appreciated. I cant say enough great things. I cant wait to come back again for a whole weekend and ill be prepared to hear the coyotes that time around - LOL!
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Will
September 2025
1 night at TainoWoods Fairy Magical Sweet Land
We decided not to show up because of the rain and we are novice campers. However, these hosts are the sweetest people and understood. I would fully recommend them to anybody looking to camp.
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Genevieve
September 2025
Tent
With pets
Robin was so accommodating, communicative, and kind! She brought us sweet treats (and brought our dog a treat!) after a long day of riding our bikes. The spot was lovely and quiet, and it was easy to get to Bear Mountain and the Heritage Rail trail.
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Carter
September 2025
Tent
Robin was a wonderful and patient hostess! The location was well kept and as expected. I'd recommend.
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Alix
September 2025
Tent
Taino woods is the most beautiful land I’ve experienced on Hipcamp! Jessie and Chantrel have fostered a magical place with so much life and soul. We stayed at one of the river sites which offered peaceful sounds of the river with privacy. The singing and music they greeted each day filled my heart. As far as amenities, they have a fully stocked kitchen so we brought way more stuff than we needed but thankfully got some help brining it back up in the ATV. If you enjoy something more secluded and want to feel connected with Mother Earth book your spot here!
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The best star host camping in New York guide
Where to go
New York City & Long Island
When the temperatures rise in summer, New York campers make a beeline for the sandy shores of Long Island. Beach camping experiences abound on the island, both along the Atlantic Coast and the North Shore. Check into one of the coastal RV parks, camp at one of the many country parks, or head to the beachside campgrounds at Hither Hills State Park or Wildwood State Park.
Hudson Valley & the Catskills
Vineyards and heritage towns dot the banks of the Hudson River, north of NYC, stretching all the way up to the Catskills Mountains. There’s lakeside camping within an hour’s drive of the city at Harriman State Park, kayak-in tent sites at Hudson River Islands State Park, and a popular campground at Bear Mountain State Park. For keen hikers, some of the best camping and glamping is found in the vast Catskill Forest Preserve.
Saratoga & Adirondacks
To escape the crowds and explore the wilderness, continue north into the Adirondacks, where the soaring mountains and wild woodlands stretch across more than 6 million acres. Epic hikes, fall foliage views, and idyllic lakes await campers, whether you prefer a hike-in tent site or a cozy log cabin in the woods. Don’t fancy hiking? Try whitewater rafting along the Ausable River, go canoeing between the three Saranac Lakes, or enjoy boating on Lake George.
Central New York & the Finger Lakes
For tranquil lakeside camping, the Finger Lakes get our vote. Regional highlights include the Gorge Trail at Watkins Glen State Park, the beaches and waterfalls of Buttermilk Falls State Park, and the "Grand Canyon of the East" at Letchworth State Park, but you can also fill your camping trip with wine tasting, farm-to-table restaurants, and lake activities.
Western New York
More than 65,000 acres of mountains, forest, and lakes make up the vast Allegany State Park, where you can choose from four state campgrounds or book one of the many cabins. Further north, there’s beachside camping along the shores of Lake Ontario, while Four Mile Creek State Park is one of three western New York state parks to offer yurt rentals. An added bonus? It’s within a 15-minute drive of Niagara Falls.