The best dog-friendly camping in Hudson Valley

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Welcome to Hipcamp, your ultimate guide to camping in the Hudson Valley! With over 487 options available, you're sure to find the perfect pet-friendly campsite for your outdoor adventure. Whether you prefer hiking, exploring historic sites, or paddling along scenic waterways, the Hudson Valley has it all. Popular campsites like The Mountain Top @Wright's Farm (219 reviews), Stony Rose Farms (172 reviews), and Robibero's Retreat (140 reviews) offer top-notch amenities including potable water, toilets, and trash facilities. And with an average price per night of $60 and options as low as $25, camping in the Hudson Valley has never been more affordable. So pack your bags and get ready to experience the beauty of the Hudson Valley firsthand!

97% (8.4K)

Top-rated campgrounds

The campsite dining area.

3. Robibero's Retreat

97%
(219)
2 sites · Tents · Gardiner, NY
Originally the Wallkill summer camp in the 70's we have turned this property into one of the Hudson Valleys premier wineries. Owned by the Robibero Family since 2003, we have revamped the entire property to be a quite and peaceful nook with gorgeous VineyardsWinery by day, campgrounds by night. Our secluded field is the perfect spot to pitch a tent and enjoy a night away from the noise. A roaring fire is a must as you can sit around in our tables and chairs and feel the heat from our 10 foot diameter fire pit! Many local hiking, fishing, and climbing spots nearby just a few miles away from our location. Bring your pet! Toilet also available.Just a 5 minute drive into the historic town of New Paltz and you will find many unique shops and great restaurants to indulgePlease call the winery for availability if you are interested in tastings.
Potable water
Toilets
Campfires
from 
$70
 / night
Sunset Fishing

5. Quentins Treehouse

97%
(158)
1 site · Lodging · Monterey, MA
About the Space Welcome to our lakeside treehouse retreat on the shores of historic Lake Garfield—named after President Garfield, who once summered here. This unique stay is tucked away in the beautiful Berkshires at 1,200 feet elevation, making for cool, crisp nights and star-filled skies. Originally the boatshed for the President’s summer home, the treehouse was built 15 years ago as a cozy sleepout perfect for stargazing and unwinding in nature. The Treehouse Perched in the trees and draped in wisteria, the treehouse features a clear corrugated roof, full flyscreening, and canvas blinds—keeping it breezy and bug-free. There’s a comfy hanging double bed with a high-quality mattress. Please note: guests need to bring their own sheets, bedding, and pillows. Amenities Portable camp toilet located beneath the treehouse Weber BBQ Wifi access Floating jetty & dock Two paddleboards for guests to enjoy Crystal-clear lake water (great for swimming, fishing, and boating) Things to Do We’re just a 15-minute drive from Great Barrington or Lee—ideal for dining, shopping, or exploring local culture. Incredible hiking trails are scattered throughout the surrounding area. Good to Know Please respect the natural surroundings—no damaging trees or leaving litter. Firewood bundles are available at nearby gas stations or directly from me. I look forward to welcoming you to this peaceful, magical space in the Berkshires.
Toilets
Campfires
from 
$160
 / night

Welcome to Hipcamp, your ultimate guide to camping in the Hudson Valley! With over 487 options available, you're sure to find the perfect pet-friendly campsite for your outdoor adventure. Whether you prefer hiking, exploring historic sites, or paddling along scenic waterways, the Hudson Valley has it all. Popular campsites like The Mountain Top @Wright's Farm (219 reviews), Stony Rose Farms (172 reviews), and Robibero's Retreat (140 reviews) offer top-notch amenities including potable water, toilets, and trash facilities. And with an average price per night of $60 and options as low as $25, camping in the Hudson Valley has never been more affordable. So pack your bags and get ready to experience the beauty of the Hudson Valley firsthand!

97% (8.4K)

Top-rated campgrounds

The campsite dining area.

3. Robibero's Retreat

97%
(219)
2 sites · Tents · Gardiner, NY
Originally the Wallkill summer camp in the 70's we have turned this property into one of the Hudson Valleys premier wineries. Owned by the Robibero Family since 2003, we have revamped the entire property to be a quite and peaceful nook with gorgeous VineyardsWinery by day, campgrounds by night. Our secluded field is the perfect spot to pitch a tent and enjoy a night away from the noise. A roaring fire is a must as you can sit around in our tables and chairs and feel the heat from our 10 foot diameter fire pit! Many local hiking, fishing, and climbing spots nearby just a few miles away from our location. Bring your pet! Toilet also available.Just a 5 minute drive into the historic town of New Paltz and you will find many unique shops and great restaurants to indulgePlease call the winery for availability if you are interested in tastings.
Potable water
Toilets
Campfires
from 
$70
 / night
Sunset Fishing

5. Quentins Treehouse

97%
(158)
1 site · Lodging · Monterey, MA
About the Space Welcome to our lakeside treehouse retreat on the shores of historic Lake Garfield—named after President Garfield, who once summered here. This unique stay is tucked away in the beautiful Berkshires at 1,200 feet elevation, making for cool, crisp nights and star-filled skies. Originally the boatshed for the President’s summer home, the treehouse was built 15 years ago as a cozy sleepout perfect for stargazing and unwinding in nature. The Treehouse Perched in the trees and draped in wisteria, the treehouse features a clear corrugated roof, full flyscreening, and canvas blinds—keeping it breezy and bug-free. There’s a comfy hanging double bed with a high-quality mattress. Please note: guests need to bring their own sheets, bedding, and pillows. Amenities Portable camp toilet located beneath the treehouse Weber BBQ Wifi access Floating jetty & dock Two paddleboards for guests to enjoy Crystal-clear lake water (great for swimming, fishing, and boating) Things to Do We’re just a 15-minute drive from Great Barrington or Lee—ideal for dining, shopping, or exploring local culture. Incredible hiking trails are scattered throughout the surrounding area. Good to Know Please respect the natural surroundings—no damaging trees or leaving litter. Firewood bundles are available at nearby gas stations or directly from me. I look forward to welcoming you to this peaceful, magical space in the Berkshires.
Toilets
Campfires
from 
$160
 / night

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