94% (746) • 520 campsites
Top-rated campgrounds near Suffolk County
Peconic River Campgrounds
1. Peconic River Campgrounds
95%
(669)
Calverton, NY · 24 sites · Tents, RVs
Grassy field. Natural woods. River accessible.
We are located 30 minutes from Long Island, NY.
Feel free to pitch your tent anywhere you like on the property. Choose the grassy meadow or the natural woods filled with trees. Have a campfire and enjoy nature. Bring fishing gear and cast away. Go for a relaxing walk on the 2,000 feet of walkable dikes right on the river. Bring your canoe or kayak and feel free to launch it right on site.
Toilets and shower are available.
Potable water available.
Pet-friendly!
Bring a bike and explore our dirt trails across the street. Or visit the man-made dam on Dam RD just 2 minutes down the road, where you can take a dip in the water. If you're looking to get away from the hustle and bustle, look no further!
It's serene, peaceful, and private. So come experience it for yourself! Nature awaits!
Pets
Toilets
Campfires
from
$35
/ night
Little Bit Of Country On LI
2. Little Bit Of Country On LI
Bay Shore, NY · 1 site
Escape to a charming two-bedroom park model camper on a serene micro-farm in Bay Shore, New York!
This cozy retreat features a full kitchen, a comfortable living room, climate control, and a lovely front deck. It’s the perfect romantic getaway for couples and can also accommodate two to three children comfortably.
Just minutes from the train to NYC, 10 minutes from the Fire Island ferries, 1 hour and 15 minutes to the North Fork wine country, and 1.5 hours from Montauk Point — it’s a great home base for your Long Island adventures.
🏡 The Space
Set on a small working homestead, this private park model camper is bright, roomy, and offers excellent climate control. Wake up to the crow of roosters, enjoy a relaxing campfire with free firewood, and make use of the shared outdoor amenities:
• Picnic tables
• Barbecue grills
• Cornhole
• Outdoor tables and chairs
• Indoor and outdoor hot showers
• Beach essentials like a cooler, umbrella, and chairs
It’s a fantastic spot for a couple or a family with children. This year in 2026 we are encouraging and offering self guided nature learning options. We are providing books on trees and plant identification. Bird watching books and necessary supplies. Books and supplies to enjoy astronomy. A nature trail “off property” but with direct entry from our homestead. Books and hands on learning about chickens and basic homesteading.
Please note: the top bunk bed is designed for children only and is not suitable for adults or two separate couples.
Pets
Toilets
Showers
from
$158
/ night
North Fork Cottages & RV Resort
3. North Fork Cottages & RV Resort
Greenport, NY · 3 sites
Escape to North Fork Cottages & RV Resort, where the outdoors and relaxation blend seamlessly! Whether you're seeking a Luxury Cottage, a cozy Yurt, a Safari Tent under the stars, or a Park Model RV Cottage, we have the perfect retreat for you. Bring your own RV and settle into our spacious Premium Resort Lots, then unwind in our heated resort-style pool, challenge friends on the pickleball courts, and enjoy a variety of top-tier amenities. Your unforgettable getaway starts here&mdash- book your stay today!
Spend your days exploring scenic trails and wildlife at Inlet Pond County Park and Arshamomaque Preserve, relax on sandy shores at Orient Beach State Park, or enjoy peaceful coastal hikes and snorkeling at Hallock State Park Preserve — all just minutes from your Hipcamp stay.
Toilets
Showers
Campfires
from
$465
/ night
Hither Hills State Park
4. Hither Hills State Park
100%
(13)
State park in New York · 153 sites
This New York park boasts sand dunes and ocean views.
Toilets
Campfires
Showers
Wildwood State Park
5. Wildwood State Park
78%
(9)
State park in New York · 314 sites
Camp and play on 600 acres of undeveloped forest overlooking the Long Island Sound.
Toilets
Campfires
Showers
Blydenburgh County Park
6. Blydenburgh County Park
Hauppauge, NY
Nestled at the headwaters of the picturesque Nissequogue River, this 627-acre park stands out for its breathtaking views of Stump Pond and its diverse range of cultural and recreational activities. Visitors can immerse themselves in nature while enjoying miles of scenic trails that cater to outdoor enthusiasts of all levels.
Stump Pond, formed in 1798 by Isaac Blydenburgh and his cousins Joshua and Caleb Smith, was created when they dammed the river to build a grist mill. This historic damming flooded the riverbanks, resulting in the pond's unique name, derived from the tree stumps that still emerge from the water's surface.
A highlight of the park is the 5.7-mile loop trail that encircles Stump Pond, made accessible by a newly constructed boardwalk through the surrounding wetlands. Hikers can follow the trail marked with white or blue arrows, and guided hikes are periodically organized by the Long Island Greenbelt Trail Conference, which has its headquarters within the park. Additionally, visitors can explore the Blydenburgh Farm and New Mill Historic District during guided tours offered every Saturday at 1:00 PM. For more details on hikes and tours, you can call (631) 360-0753 or visit http://www.ligreen
Sears Bellows County Park
7. Sears Bellows County Park
Hampton Bays, NY
Sears Bellows Park stands out as a hidden gem within the Long Island Pine Barrens, offering a diverse array of recreational activities for both Suffolk County residents and visitors. This unique campground features campsites suitable for tents and trailers, providing a perfect escape into nature.
Visitors can enjoy rowboat rentals on the serene Bellows Pond, making it an ideal spot for a peaceful day on the water. The park boasts an extensive trail system that attracts hikers and horseback riders from all directions. Horseback riding is permitted with the appropriate permit, allowing equestrians to explore the beautiful surroundings.
For outdoor enthusiasts, Sears Bellows Park is a true sportsman's paradise. Freshwater fishing is available for bluegill, bass, perch, and pickerel, with fishing allowed from sunrise to sunset. It’s important to note that all sporting activities must adhere to New York State regulations. Additionally, certain activities may be restricted during the waterfowl hunting season, ensuring a safe and enjoyable experience for all visitors. Whether you're looking to camp, fish, or hike, Sears Bellows Park offers a unique blend of natural beauty and recreational opportunities.
Smith Point County Park![Smith Point County Park]()
8. Smith Point County Park
Shirley, NY
Smith Point, located on the stunning Fire Island barrier beach, stands out as a unique campground that caters to sports enthusiasts, surfers, and beach lovers alike. This popular destination features pristine white sands and the rolling surf of the Atlantic Ocean, making it an ideal spot for both Suffolk County residents and tourists during the summer season. The campground offers a variety of amenities, including water access at all sites, with many equipped with electric hookups and sewer connections. Reservations are required for all camping sites, ensuring a comfortable stay.
For those seeking a more adventurous experience, outer beach camping is available on a first-come, first-served basis, depending on beach conditions. The campground is also home to a nationally recognized team of lifeguards, providing an added layer of safety for ocean visitors.
Additionally, off-road vehicles are permitted to drive on the eastern section of the outer beach with the appropriate permit. Beach-goers are encouraged to respect the marked protective fencing around the nesting sites of endangered shorebirds that inhabit the ocean and bay beaches, ensuring the preservation of these vital habitats. With its combination of natural beauty and recreational opportunities, Smith Point is a must-visit destination for outdoor enthusiasts.
McCann Campground
9. McCann Campground
Greenport, NY
The Greenport Village Historic District is a unique gem that showcases a rich tapestry of history through its well-preserved residential and commercial structures. This vibrant area radiates from the bustling waterfront business district along Main Street, creating a fan-shaped layout that highlights the charm of Greenport's past.
Encompassing the historic core established in the eighteenth century, the district also features developments from the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. Key streets within the Greenport Village Historic District include all of Main Street and Carpenter Street, most of First Street, and the 600 block of Second Street. Additionally, it includes buildings on the east-west streets that intersect with Main and Carpenter.
Bounded by the scenic Greenport Harbor to the east and south, the district is flanked by residential and commercial areas to the north and west, which consist of both altered historic and modern structures. As the largest and most intact concentration of historic resources in the village, the Greenport Village Historic District offers visitors a captivating glimpse into the area's architectural heritage and cultural significance.
Southaven County Park![Southaven County Park]()
10. Southaven County Park
Yaphank, NY
Nestled within a picturesque pine-oak forest, Southaven Park stands out as a unique destination for outdoor enthusiasts and families alike. The Carmans River gracefully winds through this expansive park, providing a serene backdrop for a variety of recreational activities. Spanning 1,356 acres, Southaven is renowned for its spacious picnicking areas, which can accommodate groups of up to 1,000 people, making it an ideal spot for gatherings and celebrations.
In addition to its ample picnic facilities, Southaven Park features a bicycle hostel, perfect for cyclists looking to explore the scenic trails. Visitors can enjoy boating and freshwater fishing in the river, while camping options are available for those wishing to immerse themselves in nature. The park offers designated sites for both tents and trailers, ensuring a comfortable outdoor experience.
To reach Southaven Park, take exit 58 north from Sunrise Highway. As you enter William Floyd Parkway, be prepared to turn west onto Victory Avenue, where you'll find clear signs directing you to the main entrance. With its blend of natural beauty and recreational amenities, Southaven Park is a must-visit destination for anyone seeking adventure and relaxation in the great outdoors.
94% (746) • 520 campsites
Top-rated campgrounds near Suffolk County
Peconic River Campgrounds
1. Peconic River Campgrounds
95%
(669)
Calverton, NY · 24 sites · Tents, RVs
Grassy field. Natural woods. River accessible.
We are located 30 minutes from Long Island, NY.
Feel free to pitch your tent anywhere you like on the property. Choose the grassy meadow or the natural woods filled with trees. Have a campfire and enjoy nature. Bring fishing gear and cast away. Go for a relaxing walk on the 2,000 feet of walkable dikes right on the river. Bring your canoe or kayak and feel free to launch it right on site.
Toilets and shower are available.
Potable water available.
Pet-friendly!
Bring a bike and explore our dirt trails across the street. Or visit the man-made dam on Dam RD just 2 minutes down the road, where you can take a dip in the water. If you're looking to get away from the hustle and bustle, look no further!
It's serene, peaceful, and private. So come experience it for yourself! Nature awaits!
Pets
Toilets
Campfires
from
$35
/ night
Little Bit Of Country On LI
2. Little Bit Of Country On LI
Bay Shore, NY · 1 site
Escape to a charming two-bedroom park model camper on a serene micro-farm in Bay Shore, New York!
This cozy retreat features a full kitchen, a comfortable living room, climate control, and a lovely front deck. It’s the perfect romantic getaway for couples and can also accommodate two to three children comfortably.
Just minutes from the train to NYC, 10 minutes from the Fire Island ferries, 1 hour and 15 minutes to the North Fork wine country, and 1.5 hours from Montauk Point — it’s a great home base for your Long Island adventures.
🏡 The Space
Set on a small working homestead, this private park model camper is bright, roomy, and offers excellent climate control. Wake up to the crow of roosters, enjoy a relaxing campfire with free firewood, and make use of the shared outdoor amenities:
• Picnic tables
• Barbecue grills
• Cornhole
• Outdoor tables and chairs
• Indoor and outdoor hot showers
• Beach essentials like a cooler, umbrella, and chairs
It’s a fantastic spot for a couple or a family with children. This year in 2026 we are encouraging and offering self guided nature learning options. We are providing books on trees and plant identification. Bird watching books and necessary supplies. Books and supplies to enjoy astronomy. A nature trail “off property” but with direct entry from our homestead. Books and hands on learning about chickens and basic homesteading.
Please note: the top bunk bed is designed for children only and is not suitable for adults or two separate couples.
Pets
Toilets
Showers
from
$158
/ night
North Fork Cottages & RV Resort
3. North Fork Cottages & RV Resort
Greenport, NY · 3 sites
Escape to North Fork Cottages & RV Resort, where the outdoors and relaxation blend seamlessly! Whether you're seeking a Luxury Cottage, a cozy Yurt, a Safari Tent under the stars, or a Park Model RV Cottage, we have the perfect retreat for you. Bring your own RV and settle into our spacious Premium Resort Lots, then unwind in our heated resort-style pool, challenge friends on the pickleball courts, and enjoy a variety of top-tier amenities. Your unforgettable getaway starts here&mdash- book your stay today!
Spend your days exploring scenic trails and wildlife at Inlet Pond County Park and Arshamomaque Preserve, relax on sandy shores at Orient Beach State Park, or enjoy peaceful coastal hikes and snorkeling at Hallock State Park Preserve — all just minutes from your Hipcamp stay.
Toilets
Showers
Campfires
from
$465
/ night
Hither Hills State Park
4. Hither Hills State Park
100%
(13)
State park in New York · 153 sites
This New York park boasts sand dunes and ocean views.
Toilets
Campfires
Showers
Wildwood State Park
5. Wildwood State Park
78%
(9)
State park in New York · 314 sites
Camp and play on 600 acres of undeveloped forest overlooking the Long Island Sound.
Toilets
Campfires
Showers
Blydenburgh County Park
6. Blydenburgh County Park
Hauppauge, NY
Nestled at the headwaters of the picturesque Nissequogue River, this 627-acre park stands out for its breathtaking views of Stump Pond and its diverse range of cultural and recreational activities. Visitors can immerse themselves in nature while enjoying miles of scenic trails that cater to outdoor enthusiasts of all levels.
Stump Pond, formed in 1798 by Isaac Blydenburgh and his cousins Joshua and Caleb Smith, was created when they dammed the river to build a grist mill. This historic damming flooded the riverbanks, resulting in the pond's unique name, derived from the tree stumps that still emerge from the water's surface.
A highlight of the park is the 5.7-mile loop trail that encircles Stump Pond, made accessible by a newly constructed boardwalk through the surrounding wetlands. Hikers can follow the trail marked with white or blue arrows, and guided hikes are periodically organized by the Long Island Greenbelt Trail Conference, which has its headquarters within the park. Additionally, visitors can explore the Blydenburgh Farm and New Mill Historic District during guided tours offered every Saturday at 1:00 PM. For more details on hikes and tours, you can call (631) 360-0753 or visit http://www.ligreen
Sears Bellows County Park
7. Sears Bellows County Park
Hampton Bays, NY
Sears Bellows Park stands out as a hidden gem within the Long Island Pine Barrens, offering a diverse array of recreational activities for both Suffolk County residents and visitors. This unique campground features campsites suitable for tents and trailers, providing a perfect escape into nature.
Visitors can enjoy rowboat rentals on the serene Bellows Pond, making it an ideal spot for a peaceful day on the water. The park boasts an extensive trail system that attracts hikers and horseback riders from all directions. Horseback riding is permitted with the appropriate permit, allowing equestrians to explore the beautiful surroundings.
For outdoor enthusiasts, Sears Bellows Park is a true sportsman's paradise. Freshwater fishing is available for bluegill, bass, perch, and pickerel, with fishing allowed from sunrise to sunset. It’s important to note that all sporting activities must adhere to New York State regulations. Additionally, certain activities may be restricted during the waterfowl hunting season, ensuring a safe and enjoyable experience for all visitors. Whether you're looking to camp, fish, or hike, Sears Bellows Park offers a unique blend of natural beauty and recreational opportunities.
Smith Point County Park![Smith Point County Park]()
8. Smith Point County Park
Shirley, NY
Smith Point, located on the stunning Fire Island barrier beach, stands out as a unique campground that caters to sports enthusiasts, surfers, and beach lovers alike. This popular destination features pristine white sands and the rolling surf of the Atlantic Ocean, making it an ideal spot for both Suffolk County residents and tourists during the summer season. The campground offers a variety of amenities, including water access at all sites, with many equipped with electric hookups and sewer connections. Reservations are required for all camping sites, ensuring a comfortable stay.
For those seeking a more adventurous experience, outer beach camping is available on a first-come, first-served basis, depending on beach conditions. The campground is also home to a nationally recognized team of lifeguards, providing an added layer of safety for ocean visitors.
Additionally, off-road vehicles are permitted to drive on the eastern section of the outer beach with the appropriate permit. Beach-goers are encouraged to respect the marked protective fencing around the nesting sites of endangered shorebirds that inhabit the ocean and bay beaches, ensuring the preservation of these vital habitats. With its combination of natural beauty and recreational opportunities, Smith Point is a must-visit destination for outdoor enthusiasts.
McCann Campground
9. McCann Campground
Greenport, NY
The Greenport Village Historic District is a unique gem that showcases a rich tapestry of history through its well-preserved residential and commercial structures. This vibrant area radiates from the bustling waterfront business district along Main Street, creating a fan-shaped layout that highlights the charm of Greenport's past.
Encompassing the historic core established in the eighteenth century, the district also features developments from the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. Key streets within the Greenport Village Historic District include all of Main Street and Carpenter Street, most of First Street, and the 600 block of Second Street. Additionally, it includes buildings on the east-west streets that intersect with Main and Carpenter.
Bounded by the scenic Greenport Harbor to the east and south, the district is flanked by residential and commercial areas to the north and west, which consist of both altered historic and modern structures. As the largest and most intact concentration of historic resources in the village, the Greenport Village Historic District offers visitors a captivating glimpse into the area's architectural heritage and cultural significance.
Southaven County Park![Southaven County Park]()
10. Southaven County Park
Yaphank, NY
Nestled within a picturesque pine-oak forest, Southaven Park stands out as a unique destination for outdoor enthusiasts and families alike. The Carmans River gracefully winds through this expansive park, providing a serene backdrop for a variety of recreational activities. Spanning 1,356 acres, Southaven is renowned for its spacious picnicking areas, which can accommodate groups of up to 1,000 people, making it an ideal spot for gatherings and celebrations.
In addition to its ample picnic facilities, Southaven Park features a bicycle hostel, perfect for cyclists looking to explore the scenic trails. Visitors can enjoy boating and freshwater fishing in the river, while camping options are available for those wishing to immerse themselves in nature. The park offers designated sites for both tents and trailers, ensuring a comfortable outdoor experience.
To reach Southaven Park, take exit 58 north from Sunrise Highway. As you enter William Floyd Parkway, be prepared to turn west onto Victory Avenue, where you'll find clear signs directing you to the main entrance. With its blend of natural beauty and recreational amenities, Southaven Park is a must-visit destination for anyone seeking adventure and relaxation in the great outdoors.
Recent reviews from the Hipcamp community
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Anthony
December 2025
Tent
This campground was perfect for me as a first time camper. Clean, nice views, and a plenty of room. Tyler is great, came by and checked in on me, made sure I had fire wood. I can’t wait to come back here and camp again!!
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Davonte
November 2025
Tent
First time camping and this was a wonderful site! Spacious, clean, and I really appreciated the amenities! Already thinking of coming back again!
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James
November 2025
Tent
With pets
Great spot! Be warned that there are muddy spots here and there, but beautiful place to camp. Will be back!
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Tara
November 2025
Tent
Cool little spot. Cleanest port a potties I’ve ever seen. Lots of chairs and solid picnic tables (been to so many sites with the tables all rickety). Would definitely stay again.
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Michael
November 2025
Tent
Group trip
Great location with easy access to all utilities.
Host was great , checked on site daily .
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Michael
October 2025
15 ft campervan
A very nice secluded setting with a great lake view. The sites are spread out so you're not cramped. Convenient to wineries.
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Vital
October 2025
16 ft car
A lovely spot for simple, straightforward camping of any kind. I like that there's room for RVs, cars, tents, and hammocks. Having water and toilets nearby is another nice feature here. It was a perfect solution for my one night of very comfortable and convenient car camping.
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Kyung
October 2025
Tent
With pets
The property is so clean and nice to stay and the view is also beautiful with a lake. I would visit there again.
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Matt
October 2025
Tent
I love the Peconic River Campground. It's very quiet, peaceful, and the grounds are beautiful. The Peconic River / Forge Pond access from the property is picturesque. I love kayaking there, too. Each site has a picnic table, fire pit, and chairs. Tyler comes around daily to see if you need firewood. It's very low key, simple, and the port-a-potties were clean. It's all you need, nothing more, nothing less. I'll be back. I recommend it.
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Lucas
October 2025
Tent
With pets
Beautiful campground with water, fire ring and table on site. There is an outdoor shower and porta potty’s as well. Tyler was very nice, periodically does his rounds to check on people and has firewood to sell if you need. I will definitely be back, me and my pup had a great time! Highly recommend!
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Nelson
October 2025
16 ft car
Great place to camp and relax. Clean ground and potties. 3rd time and will continue enjoying my days and nights camping here.
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Nelson
October 2025
16 ft car
Great place and always well maintained.. awesome sunset .
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Dan
October 2025
Tent
Awesome spot, lowkey, great views, good star gazing and the host was very helpful, will definitely make a return trip, made my first time solo camping very smooth
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MICHELLE
October 2025
Tent
With pets
It was our second stay and a Nor’Easter! The grounds were empty but maybe 3 sites occupied.
Tyler is ever vigilant with safety and doing his rounds, got us some extra fire wood and hunkered down! Porta Potties so clean and well maintained. Property clean and quiet.
The storm was quite intense but our experience was not affected. We will always be back!
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Ti
October 2025
Tent
With kids
It's spacious and clean, exactly what we wanted with a family.
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Ray
October 2025
Tent
Tyler’s amazing! Felt very chuffed on my stay. Def saving this spot for longer days. Don’t miss this gem!
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Sophia
October 2025
Tent
This is my friend and I’s second time at this campground and we love it!! Tyler is very attentive and the land is beautiful. Will definitely be back
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Edward
October 2025
Tent
Awesome campground, awesome security, and awesome owner! Couldn’t give a higher recommendation!
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Justine
October 2025
Tent
With pets
The hosts were fantastic and the vibe was so peaceful and friendly.
You can hear the constant hum of highway - even at night - so those wanting perfect peace and quiet might be disappointed.
But it was a really sweet spot and a great jumping off point to explore more of North Fork. We would definitely return.
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Hristo
October 2025
Tent
Group trip
Great, cozy camp ground! Perfect for a quick weekend getaway.
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