The best waterside camping in Hudson Valley

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In the Hudson Valley, waterside camping means pitching your tent or parking your camper next to rivers, lakes, and streams that wind through forests and farmland. With over 2,400 options in this region, you’ll find sites that let you cast a line, dive in for a swim, or just listen to the current while you sip your morning coffee. Average nightly rates run about $75, but you can snag a spot for as little as $25. Campsites here often allow campfires, offer showers, and welcome pets. Fishing, hiking, and swimming top the to-do list. Local favorites include BeaverWood Farm (no children) (599 reviews), Historic Riverside Farm (312 reviews), and Boulder Point Camp (285 reviews)—all known for riverside access and easygoing vibes. Bring your gear, your dog, and your sense of adventure. The river’s waiting.

98% (5.8K)

In the Hudson Valley, waterside camping means pitching your tent or parking your camper next to rivers, lakes, and streams that wind through forests and farmland. With over 2,400 options in this region, you’ll find sites that let you cast a line, dive in for a swim, or just listen to the current while you sip your morning coffee. Average nightly rates run about $75, but you can snag a spot for as little as $25. Campsites here often allow campfires, offer showers, and welcome pets. Fishing, hiking, and swimming top the to-do list. Local favorites include BeaverWood Farm (no children) (599 reviews), Historic Riverside Farm (312 reviews), and Boulder Point Camp (285 reviews)—all known for riverside access and easygoing vibes. Bring your gear, your dog, and your sense of adventure. The river’s waiting.

98% (5.8K)

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