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Revive Your Spirit at Lagom Langing

1. Revive Your Spirit at Lagom Langing

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40mi from Irondequoit · 3 sites · Tents, Lodging · Dansville, NY
Get away from it all on 60 acres of quiet space! You have two options--bring your own tent and camping gear and rough it, or stay in our hand-built cabin with all you need for a couple of nights of pure R&R! Experience zero light pollution at this off the grid cabin or in one of our camping spots. Although the cabin is not hooked up to electric or water, it is equipped with kitchen cabinets, pots and pans and dishes and silverware, drinking and cleaning/cooking water, a pullout bed with sheets and blankets (2 people), a couch that becomes a futon, one more couch and a blowup air mattrees, a dining room table and four chairs, a porch glider, an outhouse, a camp stove, books, a few rechargeable lights (but good to bring your own), kindling and firewood, and is insulated with a stove for winter stays. A fire pit and benches await your nighttime enjoyment of the solitude and stars. We encourage you to walk and experience a true "backwoods" experience, but we will drive you down in our Utility Vehicle if needed. A ping pong table is available in the barn/workshop if people would like to play. We also have pollinator and vegetable gardens and chickens, and we produce maple syrup in the spring. If guests are interested in workshops on carpentry, food preservation, foraging, gardening, bread baking, and kombucha-brewing, they should let us know a WEEK in ADVANCE. We also offer spiritual direction and Enneagram exploration/typing conversations. This experience can be as solitary as a guest would like, or guests can also experience the gift of connecting with others in community.
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$30
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Town Of Canandaigua Onanda Park

2. Town Of Canandaigua Onanda Park

32mi from Irondequoit · 15 sites · Canandaigua, NY
Onanda Park stands out as the largest park in the Town of Canandaigua, offering a unique blend of lakeside beauty and upland wilderness. Nestled along County Road 16, this expansive park encompasses 80 acres, divided into a serene 7-acre lakeside area and a sprawling upland section. Visitors can enjoy a variety of amenities, including 15 cozy cabins, 5 pavilions, and 3 lodges, making it an ideal destination for family gatherings and outdoor adventures. The upland area, which houses 7 of the cabins, features 73 acres of picturesque hillsides and a scenic two-mile hiking trail that winds through pristine wilderness. Guests can take in breathtaking views of the lake from the pavilions and partake in winter activities such as sledding and snowshoeing. Additionally, the uplands provide overflow parking for those visiting the lakeside section. Originally established as a YWCA Camp just before the turn of the century, Onanda Park was acquired in 1989 through a collaborative effort between New York State and the Town of Canandaigua, officially opening to the public in 1990. This year-round recreational area is perfect for fishing, swimming, and enjoying family picnics, making it a beloved spot for both
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Top-rated campgrounds

Revive Your Spirit at Lagom Langing

1. Revive Your Spirit at Lagom Langing

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40mi from Irondequoit · 3 sites · Tents, Lodging · Dansville, NY
Get away from it all on 60 acres of quiet space! You have two options--bring your own tent and camping gear and rough it, or stay in our hand-built cabin with all you need for a couple of nights of pure R&R! Experience zero light pollution at this off the grid cabin or in one of our camping spots. Although the cabin is not hooked up to electric or water, it is equipped with kitchen cabinets, pots and pans and dishes and silverware, drinking and cleaning/cooking water, a pullout bed with sheets and blankets (2 people), a couch that becomes a futon, one more couch and a blowup air mattrees, a dining room table and four chairs, a porch glider, an outhouse, a camp stove, books, a few rechargeable lights (but good to bring your own), kindling and firewood, and is insulated with a stove for winter stays. A fire pit and benches await your nighttime enjoyment of the solitude and stars. We encourage you to walk and experience a true "backwoods" experience, but we will drive you down in our Utility Vehicle if needed. A ping pong table is available in the barn/workshop if people would like to play. We also have pollinator and vegetable gardens and chickens, and we produce maple syrup in the spring. If guests are interested in workshops on carpentry, food preservation, foraging, gardening, bread baking, and kombucha-brewing, they should let us know a WEEK in ADVANCE. We also offer spiritual direction and Enneagram exploration/typing conversations. This experience can be as solitary as a guest would like, or guests can also experience the gift of connecting with others in community.
Pets
Toilets
Campfires
from 
$30
 / night
Town Of Canandaigua Onanda Park

2. Town Of Canandaigua Onanda Park

32mi from Irondequoit · 15 sites · Canandaigua, NY
Onanda Park stands out as the largest park in the Town of Canandaigua, offering a unique blend of lakeside beauty and upland wilderness. Nestled along County Road 16, this expansive park encompasses 80 acres, divided into a serene 7-acre lakeside area and a sprawling upland section. Visitors can enjoy a variety of amenities, including 15 cozy cabins, 5 pavilions, and 3 lodges, making it an ideal destination for family gatherings and outdoor adventures. The upland area, which houses 7 of the cabins, features 73 acres of picturesque hillsides and a scenic two-mile hiking trail that winds through pristine wilderness. Guests can take in breathtaking views of the lake from the pavilions and partake in winter activities such as sledding and snowshoeing. Additionally, the uplands provide overflow parking for those visiting the lakeside section. Originally established as a YWCA Camp just before the turn of the century, Onanda Park was acquired in 1989 through a collaborative effort between New York State and the Town of Canandaigua, officially opening to the public in 1990. This year-round recreational area is perfect for fishing, swimming, and enjoying family picnics, making it a beloved spot for both

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