The best campgrounds near Duanesburg, New York with climbing

Looking for a camping adventure near Duanesburg, New York? Look no further! With over 3000 options in the area, Hipcamp has got you covered. Whether you prefer pitching a tent, RV camping, or staying in a cozy cabin, there's something for everyone. And with an average price per night of $60 and options as low as $13, you're sure to find something that fits your budget. Check out some of the top campsites with rave reviews, like Magic Forest Farm (317 reviews), Timbertrail Farm (257 reviews), and BeaverWood Farm (no children) (251 reviews). Plus, you'll find popular amenities like potable water, toilets, and trash facilities. And if you're into biking, paddling, or climbing, you'll have plenty of options to explore. So get ready to experience the great outdoors and book your camping adventure today!

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Top-rated campgrounds near Duanesburg

Looking for a camping adventure near Duanesburg, New York? Look no further! With over 3000 options in the area, Hipcamp has got you covered. Whether you prefer pitching a tent, RV camping, or staying in a cozy cabin, there's something for everyone. And with an average price per night of $60 and options as low as $13, you're sure to find something that fits your budget. Check out some of the top campsites with rave reviews, like Magic Forest Farm (317 reviews), Timbertrail Farm (257 reviews), and BeaverWood Farm (no children) (251 reviews). Plus, you'll find popular amenities like potable water, toilets, and trash facilities. And if you're into biking, paddling, or climbing, you'll have plenty of options to explore. So get ready to experience the great outdoors and book your camping adventure today!

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Top-rated campgrounds near Duanesburg

1. Waterfall Sanctuary & Quiet Retreat

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(261)

21mi from Duanesburg · 48 sites · Tents, Lodging

Not suitable for parties or loud groups. For generations, the majestic waterfall has been revered for its spectacular beauty. It’s considered a sacred site central to local land rematriation work with the Kanienkeha:ka. Coursing between two outcroppings in a deep ravine, the waterfall crashes down over mossy rock shelves into emerald swimming holes and through dramatic clay beds. It’s one of those extraordinarily beautiful spots on earth that make you feel like you are in another world. It's about a 10 minute hike to the waterfall where you can spend the day swimming, exploring the clay beds and looking for fossils in the 280 million year old gorge. In the evening, make a campfire and fall asleep under the stars listening to the river below. The hike is steep and appropriate footwear is required. All hiking is at your own risk. Although your path to the waterfall is private and the waterfall is on private property, there may be other guests or locals that access the waterfall further down the road. There is no glass or alcohol allowed at the falls. Be aware that you may hear your camping neighbors in the woods. For this reason, we ask that you don’t play amplified music and keep noise down after 10pm to enjoy the sounds of frogs, crickets, owls, and night songs of the countryside At the entrance to the campsites there is a barn community room with a charging station, cold water sink, fridge, coffee maker, cookware, and a port-a-potty. There are 5 gallon solar shower bags that you can use at your campsite. You are responsible for filling them and putting them in the sun to heat the water. This is a leave no trace site. Take all your trash with you when you leave. Bring your own biodegradable soap for dishes and toilet paper for the port-a-potty! Firewood is available onsite for $1 per log. The Schoharie Valley is said to be the most fertile valley east of the Mississippi. It is still wild, unspoiled country and there are many local farms stands with fresh produce and organic meat close by. Within a 5 miles radius is a general store, Scrumpy Ewe Cidery, Panther Creek Arts, Rooted Movement, the Sap Bush Country Store and Café, and Mustang Valley (a wild mustang sanctuary). Nearby hikes include Looking Glass Pond and Vroman's Nose, and others.

2. Dharma Bums Eco Lodge

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(106)

28mi from Duanesburg · 11 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging

We have three different sites to choose from: Tiny House, Glamping, and Camp Site. Each is unique and private from each other! The bathroom is shared with the other sites, but it is covered and well maintained. Enjoy our private outdoor shower and toilet! Extras are available to purchase: firewood bundle, wine tasting and farm fresh eggs. All of our sites are animal friendly! Let your dog roam here! Our property sits on the foothills of the Adirondack's on 45 beautiful acres just 15 minutes east of Albany. Choose to explore our vineyard and winery on site and opt into our wine tasting next door. Open April-October, Friday-Sunday, 10-4pm Trails and walking paths are throughout the property and you may even catch our horses and honey bees that roam our beautiful community! Across the street is the Empire Foot/Rail Trails which is special for walking and biking. Local landmarks nearby and easy access to HWYs. Waterfalls and nice parks nearby Just a short distance away, our special community area that hosts yoga classes, and gathering sites: picnic tables, fire pits, gardens etc! We are just a short distance away from Troy and Albany

3. Camp COVID Site 19

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39mi from Duanesburg · 1 site · Tent, RV

Named during the pandemic, "Camp COVID Site 19" was born out of our desire to camp, as we weren't able to go camping anywhere! This camp is the back half of our property, located in the village of Tannersville. Camp is divided from our personal yard by a fence. The camp is also completely fenced in once the driveway gates are closed, allowing your pets to safely be off leash if you wish! A long stone driveway leads to camp, with a flat spot to park your skoolie, motorhome, or vehicle. There is a creek running along the entire back side of our property, outside of the fenced in area, which you can access by walking a few feet though the gates under the Camp COVID sign. We have a new bon fire pit in the center of camp, and fires are allowed as long as there is no burn ban in effect. Firewood is on site, and can be added on for $10 per night. We have 2 water hook ups and one 15 amp electric hook up on site, we just ask that you do not run an A/C unit as it will trip our main breaker. There is a dump station at North South Lake State Park and Campground only minutes away in Haines Falls. Instructions and rules are posted in the bath house which has an on demand hot water shower and a composting toilet. There is a garbage can for your convienece which is located in the shed which must be kept closed to avoid black bears visiting! There is a covered dried in area to the left of the shed. We have a half barrel charcoal grill with a flat top griddle as well as several grill grates. One of the grill grates also fits over the fire pit if you prefer fire cooking! There is an RV on site that will not be occupied during your stay, please do not enter, thank you! Come and stay and say hi!

4. Adirondack State Park

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(144)

5193 sites · Long Lake, New York

The Adirondacks lounge across a million acres only a 4-hour drive from NYC.

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5. Mount Greylock State Reservation

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27 sites · Cheshire, Massachusetts

Grand views and epic hikes await at Massachusetts’ highest peak.

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6. Tipi Glamping Catskills

42mi from Duanesburg · 1 site · Lodging

Reconnect with nature at Bellfire. This glamping getaway is located in one of the best places for stargazing in NY. Wool blankets, wood stove, and miles to roam in a sparsely populated, picturesque area for a perfect private getaway. We chose the location of the Tipi with privacy and tranquility in mind nestled between a creek, maple trees, and wildflower field. The tipi is located 500 ft from the parking lot. IG @bellfirefarm

7. Big Indian Wilderness Paradise

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(87)

50mi from Duanesburg · 3 sites · Tents, Lodging

This woodland meadow in just yards from the crystal clear Esopus Creek. Wonderful for swimming or fishing or just enjoying the quiet of a country escape. Close to the charming country town of Phoenicia with charming restaurants and a short drive to Woodstock.

8. Balsam Gleann Meadows

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(36)

49mi from Duanesburg · 3 sites · Tents, RVs

Come enjoy over 5 generations of our families property stewardship, on 370 acres of forested uplands with 30 acres of lowland meadows. We have two Rustic camp areas and a third area offering a pitched Glamping Tent with accommodations. Please bring your own bedding, towels, etc. We have firewood available for $1 per piece and a cash or check honor box if you use more wood than you paid for while booking. There is no cell service on or close to the property, so save or print your maps before you leave and follow the white oval signs to the campsite. 1.1 miles of upper Esopus Creek awaits visitors for fishing native Brook Trout, hiking, swimming, and sunbathing. We have two clean pit toilets, a spring-fed gravity water system, three wash stations, and two showers. A wash station is available at the showers, the kitchen, and the toilets. A large kitchen area with a 16-foot-long counter and a picnic table is also available by the communal fire pits. Please note, quiet hours are from 11 PM to 7 AM. Strictly enforced. No exceptions. Delight in your visit to Balsam Gleann Meadows!

9. T Spot Campsite

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(67)

44mi from Duanesburg · 1 site · Tent

Learn more about this land:Water front view of the Stony Clove Creek, Hunter Mountain and soothing sound of running water 24/7. Amazing night skies, deep wooded hiking trails. Surrounded by thousands of acres of protected wild forest.

10. Mapletree Farm

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6mi from Duanesburg · 2 sites · Tents, Lodging

We love the land, forest and streams around Altamont. We are working to build our vegetable and flower gardens, raising chickens and honeybees, and creating a small orchard. Our campsite is located near the fields, orchard and a quiet brook. Learn more about this land: Private, beautiful sweet camping site on almost 20 acres near charming, historic Altamont Village. The campground is in a flat, secluded grove with privacy. When not in full summer foliage, you can wake up in the morning with views of the Helderberg Escarpment! We are minutes from Altamont Orchards and Thatcher State Park, Indian Ladder Farm and Orchard, and all that this area has to offer. Walk to the village.  Less than 25 minutes to downtown Albany, University of Albany, lots of great restaurants and cafes. Don't miss the nearby Bozenkill Preserve and a visit to notable Thatcher State Park for miles of great hiking and panoramic views of the Hudson-Mohawk Valleys and the Adirondacks,  Berkshires, and Green Mountains. Climbing, hiking, apple orchards, high ropes. Then come back for dinner at the Farmhouse Tap and Tavern or Allied Brewing Co or Indian Ladder on the weekeds for live music, bonfire and children's playground, There's also Main St Cafe for a great breakfast or lunch, Cider House or Village Pizza and Paisano's Pizza followed by a peaceful night at this private campsite at our farm and forest property.

11. Coyote Creek

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26mi from Duanesburg · 4 sites · Tents, RVs

Easy entry off a quiet well maintained country road in the town of Conesville, NY. Sitting on 5 acres you will notice the beautiful views of the Catskill Mountains. Feel free to hike the entire property. Hike down the gorge approximately 80ft to the seasonal mountain fed creek. You will find massive boulders, and various artifacts as this property was once a mining operation dating back to the early 1920s. Be mindful of partially fallen trees on the hillside along the south end. It’s a steep hike down so get your hiking poles and good boots. The north end is an easier hike. If you find any cool artifacts they are yours to keep or just leave them and we will add them to the display for the new cabin. Check out the iconic ‘57 Chevy Bel Air halfway down the gorge. With your stay we are offering 20% off your cabin stay when it becomes available. 20 minutes to Windham, Minekill State Park and Bates State Forest(down the road.) The Milk Run is approximately 15 min away back toward the interstate. There is a dump station, gas station and they have great sandwiches for the ride home. So many great things to see, just ask. Check us out on Instagram @coyote_creek1

12. Alderneer

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(18)

41mi from Duanesburg · 4 sites · Tents

A large field that was once an old potato farm, family owned for generations. There is great heart in this land. with apple trees strewed across the wild flowers. Take a break and enjoy the bird songs and the breeze. Hang a hammock, make a fire and connect with nature once again. This is a primitive camping spot- there is a fire pit, two chairs and a small table provided. Parking is near site. ADD ONS: Fire Wood (locally sourced) $25 Two Person Tent Pre Assembled and ready to go $55 Guided Forest Walk $35 Per Person , a light and easy walk with a history of the area and wild flower/native plant identification Please Message in inbox any inquiries, questions or information about an add on. Pets are allowed please let us know you are bringing them, and keep them on a leash if possible. Pets are your responsibility, and be aware there are wild animals.

13. Rockclimbers Paradise

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41mi from Duanesburg · 8 sites · Tents

This scenic land in the historic Mohawk Valley was once home to the Dolgeville Branch Railroad which ran from Little Falls to Dolgeville and was a light-gauge rail line which ran its last ride in the 1960's and is also home to the only lake in the City of Little Falls, Green Lake which abounds with bullhead, small rockbass, turtles and wild fowl of all kinds.Learn more about this land:Camping with a mile-long nature trail that follows the course of the old Dolgeville/LIttle Falls Railroad Line. Parking available, firewood is on property for foraging and streams with cool water and a few waterfalls to soak under after a hot day. Best rock-climbing from the Gunks to Albany with renowned climbs such as The Wind Wall and the Diehidrals, a sheer face with bolts and runs already set up by pros from our area. Bicycling and bushwacking road and trail. Historic rockcuts form the 1800's through beautiful wooded trail and an antique Rock-crusher with works of art inside.

14. Hogan's Landing

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9.6mi from Duanesburg · 4 sites · Tents, RVs

Property was an Airport called Red Wing back in the 60's and 70's. Purchased and made many improvements. Pond, hiking trails, grass and paved runway. A must see property. We now have new facilities for special events, such as WEDDINGS, ANNIVERSARIES, REUNIONS, MEETINGS & BIRTHDAYS. For both sites there are numerous trails in forest for camping, hiking . Fire wood is available for purchase at the camp site. You can set up your camp site almost anywhere you choose. Crystal clear pond has fountains, swing, dock, canoes, paddle boat & fire pit. Two (2) runways for those that want to fly in. (NY05) Fantastic Views !!!!! Site seeing flights thru the valley available. At both sites we ask when leaving, they must remain as you arrived and what was carried in must be carried out. At present there are no dumpsters available. Final note : If you prefer to use the whole property exclusively, please contact us for an addition rates and we will block the other site.

15. Triple Creek

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40mi from Duanesburg · 2 sites · Tents

A true wilderness experience. Base camp is an old Catskill farmhouse built late 19th century but first deeded 1820. Sits at the base of Evergreen Mountain bordered on three sides by tumbling water: West Kill Creek, Herdman Brook, and Haring Brook. Operated as a hunting and fishing lodge for decades - rainbow, brown, heron, kingfishers, eagles, larks , deer, bear, mink, beaver, bobcat - all there, right out the door, literally. You don't know what's going to come through your camp. The actual camp site itself is the ultimate in social distancing. As close to pure wilderness as it gets. No vehicles allowed at site. From an easily accessible parking space, it's a mildly uphill ten minute hike through magical meadows deep into a hidden mountain valley in the midst of 250,000 acres. Utter privacy. The only sounds being the wind, the birds, yourself, and Herdman Brook rushing along a few yards east of your site. Once again no vehicles are allowed at the campsite itself. At one time, yes, but we needed to disallow it because the property was being torn up, and the beauty of the site is that it's so pristine. This is not glamping. No cabin. No platform. Need tent, tarp, or hammock, and you will sleep under more stars than you can possibly imagine. Fire ring, cooking grate, water bucket This is true wilderness camping. You're off the grid at site - no cell service - but wifi available if necessary on front porch of main house aka base camp. 10 a.m. check in. 3 p.m. checkout. Please send ETA when possible. Campers ought to be aware that black bears live in these mountains., although you're not likely to see one unless it's running away from you. If you're really nervous bring bear spray, but you're not likely to need it. I literally chased one off our porch not a month ago. I would appreciate your purchasing human waste bags from me at base camp when you arrive. I'll have them here for $3.00/bag. Feel free to buy your own. You should also bring FIRE STARTER to make your life easier. We sell firewood as well - 7 logs/$10. As with the waste bags, we would appreciate buying the firewood directly from us. Wonderful hikes - one to a waterfall - trail head at end of Spruceton Rd. Hunter Brook, Devil's Notch, Fire Tower atop Hunter Mountain, Ridge of West Kill Mountain West Kill Brewery and Spruceton Inn Bed and Bar each half mile up the road. Civilized respites. 4 campers preferred. 6 possible. One more thing: DOGS. We have two: a 13 year old female whatever and a shepherd-husky mix, 4 years old, also female. They are quite friendly and docile, although the shepherd looks intimidating, and both roam the property at will 2-3 times/day. We would prefer you not bring your dog, however, if you must, please be certain it is well behaved 4.5 miles up County Rte 6 to 1833 Spruceton Rd., NY 12492 Old white farmhouse. On left. Coach lights. American flag. Welcome sign. Look for Baker Rd. Bridge directly opposite on right Stop at house for check in and guide to site. And Drive Carefully! PS: Pack it in. Pack it out. Please leave campsite as pristine as you found it.

16. Little Duck Farm

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26mi from Duanesburg · 1 site · Lodging

Stress Free Camping at Little Duck Farm Come enjoy the peaceful country vibe at our small family "farmette". We have a beautiful private spot tucked away at the edge of the woods all set up just for you. Our 4 acre property features chickens, ducks, a friendly barn cat, gardens, and an old farm house across the field. It is a very special and calm space in a rural town. Our family has been working to restore the farm house and develop a small farm. Adjacent to the property is a patch of woods where the campsite is nestled into. Campers have a private vintage camper along with a fire pit, hammock, and outdoor table and chairs. We do have a farm stand in front of the house, which guests are welcome to shop. Products we sell include maple syrup, honey, coffee, wood crafts, handcrafted tea blends, fresh eggs, fresh veggies (in season) and other homemade goodies. Enjoy the mountain views, fragrant wildflowers, crisp night sky, fireflies, calming sounds of nature, farm fresh offerings, and the many amenities and activities available in the area. Biking, hiking, climbing, golfing, disc golfing, horseback riding, snow and water fun, farms, breweries, and so much more all within a short drive. 2 minutes from the village of Greenville, 30 from Windham and Hudson, 45 from Albany, 2 1/2 hours from NYC. If there is a specific experience you are looking for we are happy to point you in the right direction.

17. Jenny Y.’s Land

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(3)

37mi from Duanesburg · 6 sites · Lodging

Treetopia Campgroud is the glamping specialist of Hudson Valley.  We have a range of camping solutions for every experience level.  We strongly believe in ecological sensible camping and practice "leave no trace" where possible.  

18. Strawberry Hill Camps

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(4)

46mi from Duanesburg · 3 sites · Tents, RVs

Beautiful location on a hill with beautiful views of sunrise and wildlife. 3 Campsites to choose from or rent them all for a group event. Scenic, Simplistic & Serene - each boast its own unique features. Each site is well equipped with 5 inch memory foam bed under a heavy duty canvas tent on a raised platform. Picnic table, fire-pit, loo, trash can and much more available.

Camper favorites near Duanesburg

Top-rated campgrounds reviewed by the Hipcamp community.

Alderneer

94%

(18)

41mi from Duanesburg · 4 sites · Tents

A large field that was once an old potato farm, family owned for generations. There is great heart in this land. with apple trees strewed across the wild flowers. Take a break and enjoy the bird songs and the breeze. Hang a hammock, make a fire and connect with nature once again. This is a primitive camping spot- there is a fire pit, two chairs and a small table provided. Parking is near site. ADD ONS: Fire Wood (locally sourced) $25 Two Person Tent Pre Assembled and ready to go $55 Guided Forest Walk $35 Per Person , a light and easy walk with a history of the area and wild flower/native plant identification Please Message in inbox any inquiries, questions or information about an add on. Pets are allowed please let us know you are bringing them, and keep them on a leash if possible. Pets are your responsibility, and be aware there are wild animals.

Rockclimbers Paradise

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(9)

41mi from Duanesburg · 8 sites · Tents

This scenic land in the historic Mohawk Valley was once home to the Dolgeville Branch Railroad which ran from Little Falls to Dolgeville and was a light-gauge rail line which ran its last ride in the 1960's and is also home to the only lake in the City of Little Falls, Green Lake which abounds with bullhead, small rockbass, turtles and wild fowl of all kinds.Learn more about this land:Camping with a mile-long nature trail that follows the course of the old Dolgeville/LIttle Falls Railroad Line. Parking available, firewood is on property for foraging and streams with cool water and a few waterfalls to soak under after a hot day. Best rock-climbing from the Gunks to Albany with renowned climbs such as The Wind Wall and the Diehidrals, a sheer face with bolts and runs already set up by pros from our area. Bicycling and bushwacking road and trail. Historic rockcuts form the 1800's through beautiful wooded trail and an antique Rock-crusher with works of art inside.

Hogan's Landing

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(71)

9.6mi from Duanesburg · 4 sites · Tents, RVs

Property was an Airport called Red Wing back in the 60's and 70's. Purchased and made many improvements. Pond, hiking trails, grass and paved runway. A must see property. We now have new facilities for special events, such as WEDDINGS, ANNIVERSARIES, REUNIONS, MEETINGS & BIRTHDAYS. For both sites there are numerous trails in forest for camping, hiking . Fire wood is available for purchase at the camp site. You can set up your camp site almost anywhere you choose. Crystal clear pond has fountains, swing, dock, canoes, paddle boat & fire pit. Two (2) runways for those that want to fly in. (NY05) Fantastic Views !!!!! Site seeing flights thru the valley available. At both sites we ask when leaving, they must remain as you arrived and what was carried in must be carried out. At present there are no dumpsters available. Final note : If you prefer to use the whole property exclusively, please contact us for an addition rates and we will block the other site.

Triple Creek

96%

(71)

40mi from Duanesburg · 2 sites · Tents

A true wilderness experience. Base camp is an old Catskill farmhouse built late 19th century but first deeded 1820. Sits at the base of Evergreen Mountain bordered on three sides by tumbling water: West Kill Creek, Herdman Brook, and Haring Brook. Operated as a hunting and fishing lodge for decades - rainbow, brown, heron, kingfishers, eagles, larks , deer, bear, mink, beaver, bobcat - all there, right out the door, literally. You don't know what's going to come through your camp. The actual camp site itself is the ultimate in social distancing. As close to pure wilderness as it gets. No vehicles allowed at site. From an easily accessible parking space, it's a mildly uphill ten minute hike through magical meadows deep into a hidden mountain valley in the midst of 250,000 acres. Utter privacy. The only sounds being the wind, the birds, yourself, and Herdman Brook rushing along a few yards east of your site. Once again no vehicles are allowed at the campsite itself. At one time, yes, but we needed to disallow it because the property was being torn up, and the beauty of the site is that it's so pristine. This is not glamping. No cabin. No platform. Need tent, tarp, or hammock, and you will sleep under more stars than you can possibly imagine. Fire ring, cooking grate, water bucket This is true wilderness camping. You're off the grid at site - no cell service - but wifi available if necessary on front porch of main house aka base camp. 10 a.m. check in. 3 p.m. checkout. Please send ETA when possible. Campers ought to be aware that black bears live in these mountains., although you're not likely to see one unless it's running away from you. If you're really nervous bring bear spray, but you're not likely to need it. I literally chased one off our porch not a month ago. I would appreciate your purchasing human waste bags from me at base camp when you arrive. I'll have them here for $3.00/bag. Feel free to buy your own. You should also bring FIRE STARTER to make your life easier. We sell firewood as well - 7 logs/$10. As with the waste bags, we would appreciate buying the firewood directly from us. Wonderful hikes - one to a waterfall - trail head at end of Spruceton Rd. Hunter Brook, Devil's Notch, Fire Tower atop Hunter Mountain, Ridge of West Kill Mountain West Kill Brewery and Spruceton Inn Bed and Bar each half mile up the road. Civilized respites. 4 campers preferred. 6 possible. One more thing: DOGS. We have two: a 13 year old female whatever and a shepherd-husky mix, 4 years old, also female. They are quite friendly and docile, although the shepherd looks intimidating, and both roam the property at will 2-3 times/day. We would prefer you not bring your dog, however, if you must, please be certain it is well behaved 4.5 miles up County Rte 6 to 1833 Spruceton Rd., NY 12492 Old white farmhouse. On left. Coach lights. American flag. Welcome sign. Look for Baker Rd. Bridge directly opposite on right Stop at house for check in and guide to site. And Drive Carefully! PS: Pack it in. Pack it out. Please leave campsite as pristine as you found it.

Little Duck Farm

99%

(35)

26mi from Duanesburg · 1 site · Lodging

Stress Free Camping at Little Duck Farm Come enjoy the peaceful country vibe at our small family "farmette". We have a beautiful private spot tucked away at the edge of the woods all set up just for you. Our 4 acre property features chickens, ducks, a friendly barn cat, gardens, and an old farm house across the field. It is a very special and calm space in a rural town. Our family has been working to restore the farm house and develop a small farm. Adjacent to the property is a patch of woods where the campsite is nestled into. Campers have a private vintage camper along with a fire pit, hammock, and outdoor table and chairs. We do have a farm stand in front of the house, which guests are welcome to shop. Products we sell include maple syrup, honey, coffee, wood crafts, handcrafted tea blends, fresh eggs, fresh veggies (in season) and other homemade goodies. Enjoy the mountain views, fragrant wildflowers, crisp night sky, fireflies, calming sounds of nature, farm fresh offerings, and the many amenities and activities available in the area. Biking, hiking, climbing, golfing, disc golfing, horseback riding, snow and water fun, farms, breweries, and so much more all within a short drive. 2 minutes from the village of Greenville, 30 from Windham and Hudson, 45 from Albany, 2 1/2 hours from NYC. If there is a specific experience you are looking for we are happy to point you in the right direction.

Jenny Y.’s Land

67%

(3)

37mi from Duanesburg · 6 sites · Lodging

Treetopia Campgroud is the glamping specialist of Hudson Valley.  We have a range of camping solutions for every experience level.  We strongly believe in ecological sensible camping and practice "leave no trace" where possible.  

Strawberry Hill Camps

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46mi from Duanesburg · 3 sites · Tents, RVs

Beautiful location on a hill with beautiful views of sunrise and wildlife. 3 Campsites to choose from or rent them all for a group event. Scenic, Simplistic & Serene - each boast its own unique features. Each site is well equipped with 5 inch memory foam bed under a heavy duty canvas tent on a raised platform. Picnic table, fire-pit, loo, trash can and much more available.

Public campgrounds near Duanesburg

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Northampton Beach Campground

29mi from Duanesburg · 158 sites · Tents, RVs · in Adirondack State Park

Caroga Lake Campground

30mi from Duanesburg · 156 sites · Tents, RVs · in Adirondack State Park

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Sacandaga Campground

42mi from Duanesburg · 137 sites · Tents, RVs · in Adirondack State Park

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Luzerne Campground

44mi from Duanesburg · 165 sites · Tents, RVs · in Adirondack State Park

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Mount Greylock Campground

49mi from Duanesburg · 27 sites · in Mount Greylock State Reservation

Point Comfort Campground

49mi from Duanesburg · 63 sites · Tents, RVs · in Adirondack State Park

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Little Sand Point Campground

50mi from Duanesburg · 74 sites · Tents, RVs · in Adirondack State Park

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Lake George Battleground Campground

50mi from Duanesburg · 62 sites · Tents, RVs · in Adirondack State Park

Recent reviews from the Hipcamp community

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Andrew

November 2025

21 ft fifth wheel

2 nights at Coyote Creek

Beautiful night sky,

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Bettina

November 2025

Weekend Trip to Little Duck Farm

This was my second time staying here and it was just as delightful as the first! The camper is cozy, clean, and well-equipped and the outhouse situation is even better now. A lovely spot to make a fire and hang out under the stars.

Kate

October 2025

Tent

Weekend Trip to Triple Creek

We had a great stay at Triple Creek! The view from the campsite is stunning and so peaceful and quiet. Stephen was communicative and very sweet when we arrived, and then gave us full privacy after check-in. Like other campers have mentioned, there is a considerable uphill walk to the campsite …a cart is a must, but it’s still quite a workout getting a cart up and your gear up there. We were there late October and the ticks were bad (mostly on the walk up/down)- we planned for it with long pants, boots, tick spray etc and were fine though. There’s a great brewery about a mile down the road and tons of really cool hiking very close to the campsite - we recommend hiking the West Kill Summit along Devil’s Path. Overall we had a great stay and would definitely recommend this site to other (prepared) campers!

Brendan

October 2025

Weekend Trip to Little Duck Farm

Such gracious hosts. Everything comes as advertised; it was an amazing way to spend a weekend if you're looking for a relaxing, retro experience. I will definitely be going back!

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Elizabeth

October 2025

Tent

Weekend Trip to Alderneer

10/10 Camp Mary is a special place - felt super safe and private. We loved the mountain view and how well kept the site was!

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Gabby

October 2025

Tent

Group trip

Weekend Trip to T Spot Campsite

My friends and I loved staying on David’s land! It was beautiful and perfectly secluded from everything else. We had a blissful weekend in nature and would love to come back!

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Daniel

October 2025

Tent

Group trip

Weekend Trip to T Spot Campsite

Falling asleep to the sound of the creek was fantastic! The large table on the site was great for our large groups and meal prep.

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Brian

October 2025

16 ft car

1 night at Dharma Bums Eco Lodge

Great location and easy instructions on how to arrive at camp site!

sun beams in the early morning illuminating the campsite

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Nicole

October 2025

With kids

Weekend Trip to Big Indian Wilderness Paradise

We had a great weekend at John and AC’s spot! Great set up - our kids loves running around, playing in the stream, roasting marshmallows. Overall great experience!

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Tim

October 2025

Tent

With pets

Weekend Trip to Balsam Gleann Meadows

This campsite was the perfect getaway — private, peaceful, and beautifully scenic. Appreciated how secluded it felt, surrounded by trees and nature sounds with no distractions. The views were stunning, and it was easy to relax and unwind. Highly recommend for anyone seeking solitude and a truly restorative outdoor escape.

Emily

October 2025

12 ft campervan

Weekend Trip to Dharma Bums Eco Lodge

Lovely stay! Quiet and quaint! Other campers were very respectful and the property was beautiful!

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Tom

October 2025

Tent

1 night at Rockclimbers Paradise

Good location where I needed to stop on my bicycle trek across America.

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Lana

October 2025

Tent

Weekend Trip to Triple Creek

Grateful for the opportunity to stay on Stephen’s beautiful, secluded, and serene land. Pack light and be prepared for a ~10 min uphill walk but it is SO worth it! The views are incredible: we watched the sun and moon rise/set with only the sounds of nature surrounding us. This is one of our favorite campsites: we will be back!

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Cindy

October 2025

Tent

With kids

Weekend Trip to T Spot Campsite

It is a beautiful and private campsite. Enjoyed the cool dips in the creek. Many wonderful hiking trails near by.

Allison

October 2025

Tent

With kids

3 nights at Balsam Gleann Meadows

We had such a special weekend camping on Robert's land. Pictures don't do it justice. It is jaw dropping beautiful and very private. Robert is the best hip camp host we've ever had and we've used hip camp for years. He is reasonable, flexible, and very considerate. The outhouse is extremely clean, and he provides firewood for purchase, a fire pit, wash stand for dishes, and a wood countertop perfect for your camp grill to sit on. The location is primo with lots of cute little towns around and hiking trails right off his property. We are definitely making an annual trip here.

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Pete

October 2025

Tent

Weekend Trip to Waterfall Sanctuary & Quiet Retreat

Great spot for a camp. The deck was massive, it’s bigger than it looks in the photos. There’s a firepit with a handy adjustable grill grate to make cooking over the fire really easy. There’s a clean portapotty nearby. The red barn is a short walk or 30 second drive up the road with a dishwashing washing station, drinking water with large jugs available to fill, fridge, microwave, Mr coffee maker and outlets for charging devices. There were also a few camping showers (a bag with a shower nozzle on the end) that we filled with a few gallons of water and used in the morning to shower back at the deck site. The biggest draw for this site is the proximity to Bouck’s Falls. It’s a 5 min walk from the campsite down to the river and then another 10 mins hiking upstream to the falls. Absolutely stunning place for a swim. We visited on a warm early October day and the water was chilly but very refreshing. We were the only people there which felt really special. 10/10 would recommend this site. We’ll be staying here again.

hugh

October 2025

16 ft car

1 night at Dharma Bums Eco Lodge

Great spot; everything I needed for a quiet night.

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Megan

September 2025

Tent

Weekend Trip to Waterfall Sanctuary & Quiet Retreat

The Mountain views and waterfall were incredible. Amy’s got a wonderful place. Would definitely come back!

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Steven

September 2025

Tent

Weekend Trip to Triple Creek

Stephen was a kind and welcoming host. The property had a beautiful view in a serene setting.

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Lisa

September 2025

Tent

Group trip

Weekend Trip to T Spot Campsite

What a great spot David has! It was very private with so much room for everyone! There were six of us with three tents and three vehicles and there was room for even more than that it was a beautiful camping spot and we would definitely come back.