Camping near Fort Drum

Fort Drum camping provides water sports enthusiasts with choices in the North Country.

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Camp on the Organic Blueberry Pond!

7 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents250 acres · Pulaski, NY
Welcome to Grindstone Farm, a well-established organic farm in Upstate New York, near Lake Ontario and the famous Salmon River of Pulaski, NY. We specialize in premium organic produce, particularly our asparagus and blueberries. Our farm features a beautiful blueberry pond where we host campers, farm to table dinners, music festivals and events. Our current camping area is a private rustic space with water views around our blueberry pond, tucked away from the main roads. We can accommodate RVs and also offer rustic cabins, although they have not yet been opened for the season. Currently, we welcome all car and tent campers. If interested in rustic cabin inquire about availability. We will always take special request and needs under consideration, so always feel free to reach out. Amenities include flushing toilets, a covered pavilion with accessible grills, tenting sites, washing stations, a fire area, and during the summer months, kayaking and swimming. Local attractions and sites, if you choose to leave our little slice of heaven include.... Lake Ontario Beaches and kayaking waterways, Salmon River and Salmon River Fishing, and Salmon River Falls (beautiful 110 ft waterfall), with of course limitless day trips in every direction. Consider us for your intimate camping excursions, when you seek just peace and nature, but also for large groups and celebrations. Join us as well, for our hosted events such as music, food, festivals, etc where events will be announced primarily on Instagram and Facebook.
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Trailside Ranch Cabin Rentals

6 sites · Lodging10 acres · Glenfield, NY
YOUR CABIN IS WAITING FOR YOU! TRAILSIDERANCH IS OPEN YEAR-ROUND. This family friendly 10 acre off the grid ranch is located inside the Adirondack Park. We are at the end of Partridgeville Road and the beginning of Paradise in beautiful Brantingham NY Trailside Ranch is surrounded by the pristine 76,000-acre Independence River Wild Forest Preserve. It is linked to 65 miles of Horse trails, hundreds of miles of Snowmobile trails and to the nearly 600 miles of ATV trails. If you are looking for the full wilderness experience, you can hike right from your cabin! We also offer on-site snowmobile rentals in the winter and S x S rentals in the summer. You can hire our local guide to explore the area or if you are comfortable with a map and directions, we can give you details of some amazing scenery to see. Ask us about our rentals if you are interested in this adventure. Your time here will be something your entire family will remember for a lifetime.
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Camping near Fort Drum guide

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Perched on the banks of the Black River in the far northern reaches of Upstate New York, Fort Drum camping is ideal for those who love the water. The nearby Thousand Islands region along Lake Ontario and the Canadian border is well known for its woodlands, islands, and renowned boating and fishing, while the long sandy beach of Southwick Beach State Park is perfect for summer fun with 100 tent and RV campsites with picnic tables, potable water, and shower access. Adjacent to the Lakeview Wildlife Management Area, the state park features nature trails and coastal sand dunes. Within the town limits, the Black River Trail makes it easy to explore this gateway to the North Country on foot. Just remember to pack your snowshoes if you plan to follow the trail during the winter months!