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Top-rated campgrounds near Upstate New York
The Awakening Garden
1. The Awakening Garden
100%
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4 sites · Lodging · Saugerties, NY
This piece of land was developed by my mother, and named after my grandmother: The Awakening Garden is a translation of her name in Chinese.
It is tucked in between the Hudson River (8 miles to the East) and the Catskill Mountains (10 miles to the west). It is just 6 miles from the Village of Saugerties and 14 miles to Woodstock, NY.
The piece available for camping is 10 acres, but the entire Garden is comprised of 98 acres of rolling land (most of it in a forestry protection plan) bordered on the west by acres of marshland. Many trails criss-cross the Garden and lead one to pretty or interesting vistas including a large mountain laurel patch, ancient graveyard, and different stands of mixed wood forests.
There’s lots of wildlife both on land and in the marshes.
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Round Top Retreat
2. Round Top Retreat
94%
(47)
1 site · Lodging · Richford, NY
Close to Ithaca, NY, Cayuga Lake, and Cornell University. Once a snowshoe lodge, then a Boy Scout camp, this rustic cabin retreat property is surrounded by the Robinson Hollow State Forest. The 100 year old cabin sits only a few hundred yards from the Sierra Club section of the Finger Lakes Trail. The area is a peaceful spot for hiking, camping and snowshoeing or cross country skiing (October 1 bow season deer hunting begins, and mid-November to December is NYS gun deer season-which may not be as serene as you'd like).
Perfect get-away for humans and their four-legged friends, it's a dog's dream vacation spot.
Enjoy a week or weekend, or your vacation in a place where the "noise" is the melodious sounds of nature. It is remote enough to completely break from urban life, yet close enough to Ithaca, NY to enjoy its beauty and attractions. Amenities: outhouse, hand water pump, two-seater outhouse, propane grill, some pots and pans, grill utensils, wood stoves, private, gated entrance, pond, trails. Sleeping loft, no bed (you provide mattress/sleeping bag, etc.). There may be candles, toilet paper, bug spray (if left by previous guests).
We are an LGBTQ-woman owned property, and welcome all campers regardless of race, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity, political views, religion, or culture of origin.
Learn more about this land:
A wonderful rustic, private, off-grid get-away, perfect for couples, families, and pups who enjoy camping (log cabin with wood furniture available, you may pitch your tent anywhere on the property - leave no trace). You may see some wildlife throughout the property (including a milk snake that lives in the cabin wall, but is harmless).
It is a quiet, rural, farming area. Once at the cabin there are only two to three houses within a half mile (through the woods), so you will have a private space all your own.
Winter camping is special - cozy wood heated cabin, hundreds of acres for snow shoeing, cross country skiing, or snowmobiling. Plan ahead, we do not plow the driveway in winter; plan to shovel an off-road parking space, and transport your gear up to the cabin (1100'). Wood is provided.
Onsite: water pump, 2-seat outhouse, wood stove, campfire ring, wood, & propane grill. Exclusive access for nature hikes, streams, forest, pond, swimming, bird watching, star gazing, etc.
A wheelchair that can navigate grass and some ruts can enter the cabin, but not the outhouse, and the sleeping loft is up stairs (there is room for a cot or mattress on the first floor); the porch is accessible through the cabin.
When you book, you are confirming your understanding of the following: there is no electricity, running water, or std. bed/mattresses. You bring own air mattress, bedding, and gear you will need. All-wheel drive vehicle is recommended.
We welcome special events, family reunions, or weddings, if your plans do not require utilities (you may bring a generator or other battery operated items, as needed).
Note for winter guests:
We do not plow the driveway in winter, you need to be ready to shovel an off-road parking spot, and transport gear to cabin (e.g. by sled, snowshoes)
Here's a brief list of the basics to bring: Light source: Lantern propane or battery. Air mattress or cot and whatever bedding you need. Paper products (cups, plates, utensils, toilet paper, etc.) Matches/fire starter (there is wood on-site, and a propane grill for cooking that has a self-starter). Bug spray. Cooler and ice. Lawn chairs.
There are a few tables, several chairs and benches. There are 2 picnic tables (one outside and one inside). The benches can be moved outside if you'd like, just move them back inside before you leave. The propane grill should only be used outside.
There is a hand axe in the cabin to shave kindling, and the wood is already split to be the length for the wood stove, as needed.
Gas: 5 miles away. If you plan to grocery shop when you get to the area, the closest store is at East Hill Plaza in Ithaca, about 9 miles past where the cabin is (I can give you all that info if you like). There is lots to explore/see/do in the Ithaca area if you decide to come down off the hill one of the days. I'll have some brochures and things in the cabin, and can answer questions (aka where is the best ice cream, dinner, etc.).
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Cozy A-Frames and Camp Vibes in NY
3. Cozy A-Frames and Camp Vibes in NY
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84 sites · Tents, Lodging · Canandaigua, NY
Relax, Recharge, and Reconnect
Camp. Cabin. Glamp. Your Finger Lakes Escape Starts Here. Tucked into the scenic Bristol Hills, just a short drive from the sparkling lakes and world-class wineries of New York’s Finger Lakes region, our campground is the perfect blend of peaceful retreat and modern convenience. Whether you're parking your RV, cozying up in a cabin, or indulging in a luxury glamping A-frame, you’ll find space to breathe, explore, and unwind.
On-site amenities include:
✅ Spacious full-hookup RV sites (30/50 amp)
✅ Secluded tent sites for classic camping
✅ Private cabins and luxury glamping A-frames
✅ Clean, modern bathhouses
✅ Sparkling swimming pool for sunny days
✅ Covered pavilion with a gathering area, books, and games
✅ Picnic tables & fire pits at every site
✅ Scenic hiking trails on-site and public trails throughout the region
✅ Camp store stocked with essentials and local goodies
✅ Pet-friendly sites — bring your adventure buddy
✅ Peaceful, wooded surroundings and star-filled skies
Whether you're here to unwind by the fire, explore nearby waterfalls and wineries, or spend the afternoon at the pool, our campground is your home base for Finger Lakes adventure.
Adventure Starts Here — On Land, Water, and Everywhere in Between
Explore the Finger Lakes
Looking to explore all that the Finger Lakes have to offer? Bristol Woodlands is your perfect launch point. Hike scenic trails through rolling hills and chase waterfalls that reward every step. Paddle across any of the local lakes by kayak, canoe, or paddleboard—or bring your own boat for a day of fishing, cruising, or adrenaline-fueled fun.
Craving a taste of the local scene? With more than 100 wineries, breweries, and distilleries nearby, you’ll find endless options for sipping your way through the region. And when the sun sets, head just 13 miles down the road to CMAC, where world-class artists light up the stage all season long.
From outdoor thrills to unforgettable evenings, your Finger Lakes
adventure begins right here.
Our Mission: To exceed your expectations, every time.
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Thistle Downs Farm
4. Thistle Downs Farm
1 site · Lodging · Granville, NY
Hobbit Hole style camping cabin in Washington County NY. Nestled next to a creek. Enjoy slow easy summer days surrounded by wild berries or enjoy leaf peeping in the Fall. We are located less than a mile from the Vermont border. Enjoy Nature trails on the back of the property as well!
Just a 30 drive to Manchester VT and Dorset Quarry
35 minutes to Lake George
10 minutes to the nearest grocery store
15 minutes to Jungle Experience Zoo
15 minutes to Battenkill Valley Creamery
15 minutes to Hicks Apple Orchard
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Whitetail Ridge Farm
5. Whitetail Ridge Farm
99%
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8 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging · Savona, NY
Whitetail Ridge Farm is a 100-acre farm in the heart of the Finger Lakes Region with ponds, hiking trails, catch & release fishing, crop field and abundance of wildlife. Our farm is a wedding/event venue.
We have Poppy's Cabin on Pond it is a rustic Cabin with fire pit, picnic table, & many trails. Perfect for a weekend getaway. There are two ponds on the property for swimming. We also have tent camping and RV/Camper Sites.
Apple picking & leaf-peeping available in the fall.
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$27
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96% (113) • 43 campsites
Top-rated campgrounds near Upstate New York
The Awakening Garden
1. The Awakening Garden
100%
(14)
4 sites · Lodging · Saugerties, NY
This piece of land was developed by my mother, and named after my grandmother: The Awakening Garden is a translation of her name in Chinese.
It is tucked in between the Hudson River (8 miles to the East) and the Catskill Mountains (10 miles to the west). It is just 6 miles from the Village of Saugerties and 14 miles to Woodstock, NY.
The piece available for camping is 10 acres, but the entire Garden is comprised of 98 acres of rolling land (most of it in a forestry protection plan) bordered on the west by acres of marshland. Many trails criss-cross the Garden and lead one to pretty or interesting vistas including a large mountain laurel patch, ancient graveyard, and different stands of mixed wood forests.
There’s lots of wildlife both on land and in the marshes.
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$93
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Round Top Retreat
2. Round Top Retreat
94%
(47)
1 site · Lodging · Richford, NY
Close to Ithaca, NY, Cayuga Lake, and Cornell University. Once a snowshoe lodge, then a Boy Scout camp, this rustic cabin retreat property is surrounded by the Robinson Hollow State Forest. The 100 year old cabin sits only a few hundred yards from the Sierra Club section of the Finger Lakes Trail. The area is a peaceful spot for hiking, camping and snowshoeing or cross country skiing (October 1 bow season deer hunting begins, and mid-November to December is NYS gun deer season-which may not be as serene as you'd like).
Perfect get-away for humans and their four-legged friends, it's a dog's dream vacation spot.
Enjoy a week or weekend, or your vacation in a place where the "noise" is the melodious sounds of nature. It is remote enough to completely break from urban life, yet close enough to Ithaca, NY to enjoy its beauty and attractions. Amenities: outhouse, hand water pump, two-seater outhouse, propane grill, some pots and pans, grill utensils, wood stoves, private, gated entrance, pond, trails. Sleeping loft, no bed (you provide mattress/sleeping bag, etc.). There may be candles, toilet paper, bug spray (if left by previous guests).
We are an LGBTQ-woman owned property, and welcome all campers regardless of race, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity, political views, religion, or culture of origin.
Learn more about this land:
A wonderful rustic, private, off-grid get-away, perfect for couples, families, and pups who enjoy camping (log cabin with wood furniture available, you may pitch your tent anywhere on the property - leave no trace). You may see some wildlife throughout the property (including a milk snake that lives in the cabin wall, but is harmless).
It is a quiet, rural, farming area. Once at the cabin there are only two to three houses within a half mile (through the woods), so you will have a private space all your own.
Winter camping is special - cozy wood heated cabin, hundreds of acres for snow shoeing, cross country skiing, or snowmobiling. Plan ahead, we do not plow the driveway in winter; plan to shovel an off-road parking space, and transport your gear up to the cabin (1100'). Wood is provided.
Onsite: water pump, 2-seat outhouse, wood stove, campfire ring, wood, & propane grill. Exclusive access for nature hikes, streams, forest, pond, swimming, bird watching, star gazing, etc.
A wheelchair that can navigate grass and some ruts can enter the cabin, but not the outhouse, and the sleeping loft is up stairs (there is room for a cot or mattress on the first floor); the porch is accessible through the cabin.
When you book, you are confirming your understanding of the following: there is no electricity, running water, or std. bed/mattresses. You bring own air mattress, bedding, and gear you will need. All-wheel drive vehicle is recommended.
We welcome special events, family reunions, or weddings, if your plans do not require utilities (you may bring a generator or other battery operated items, as needed).
Note for winter guests:
We do not plow the driveway in winter, you need to be ready to shovel an off-road parking spot, and transport gear to cabin (e.g. by sled, snowshoes)
Here's a brief list of the basics to bring: Light source: Lantern propane or battery. Air mattress or cot and whatever bedding you need. Paper products (cups, plates, utensils, toilet paper, etc.) Matches/fire starter (there is wood on-site, and a propane grill for cooking that has a self-starter). Bug spray. Cooler and ice. Lawn chairs.
There are a few tables, several chairs and benches. There are 2 picnic tables (one outside and one inside). The benches can be moved outside if you'd like, just move them back inside before you leave. The propane grill should only be used outside.
There is a hand axe in the cabin to shave kindling, and the wood is already split to be the length for the wood stove, as needed.
Gas: 5 miles away. If you plan to grocery shop when you get to the area, the closest store is at East Hill Plaza in Ithaca, about 9 miles past where the cabin is (I can give you all that info if you like). There is lots to explore/see/do in the Ithaca area if you decide to come down off the hill one of the days. I'll have some brochures and things in the cabin, and can answer questions (aka where is the best ice cream, dinner, etc.).
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$99
/ night
Cozy A-Frames and Camp Vibes in NY
3. Cozy A-Frames and Camp Vibes in NY
100%
(2)
84 sites · Tents, Lodging · Canandaigua, NY
Relax, Recharge, and Reconnect
Camp. Cabin. Glamp. Your Finger Lakes Escape Starts Here. Tucked into the scenic Bristol Hills, just a short drive from the sparkling lakes and world-class wineries of New York’s Finger Lakes region, our campground is the perfect blend of peaceful retreat and modern convenience. Whether you're parking your RV, cozying up in a cabin, or indulging in a luxury glamping A-frame, you’ll find space to breathe, explore, and unwind.
On-site amenities include:
✅ Spacious full-hookup RV sites (30/50 amp)
✅ Secluded tent sites for classic camping
✅ Private cabins and luxury glamping A-frames
✅ Clean, modern bathhouses
✅ Sparkling swimming pool for sunny days
✅ Covered pavilion with a gathering area, books, and games
✅ Picnic tables & fire pits at every site
✅ Scenic hiking trails on-site and public trails throughout the region
✅ Camp store stocked with essentials and local goodies
✅ Pet-friendly sites — bring your adventure buddy
✅ Peaceful, wooded surroundings and star-filled skies
Whether you're here to unwind by the fire, explore nearby waterfalls and wineries, or spend the afternoon at the pool, our campground is your home base for Finger Lakes adventure.
Adventure Starts Here — On Land, Water, and Everywhere in Between
Explore the Finger Lakes
Looking to explore all that the Finger Lakes have to offer? Bristol Woodlands is your perfect launch point. Hike scenic trails through rolling hills and chase waterfalls that reward every step. Paddle across any of the local lakes by kayak, canoe, or paddleboard—or bring your own boat for a day of fishing, cruising, or adrenaline-fueled fun.
Craving a taste of the local scene? With more than 100 wineries, breweries, and distilleries nearby, you’ll find endless options for sipping your way through the region. And when the sun sets, head just 13 miles down the road to CMAC, where world-class artists light up the stage all season long.
From outdoor thrills to unforgettable evenings, your Finger Lakes
adventure begins right here.
Our Mission: To exceed your expectations, every time.
Toilets
Campfires
Showers
from
$45
/ night
Thistle Downs Farm
4. Thistle Downs Farm
1 site · Lodging · Granville, NY
Hobbit Hole style camping cabin in Washington County NY. Nestled next to a creek. Enjoy slow easy summer days surrounded by wild berries or enjoy leaf peeping in the Fall. We are located less than a mile from the Vermont border. Enjoy Nature trails on the back of the property as well!
Just a 30 drive to Manchester VT and Dorset Quarry
35 minutes to Lake George
10 minutes to the nearest grocery store
15 minutes to Jungle Experience Zoo
15 minutes to Battenkill Valley Creamery
15 minutes to Hicks Apple Orchard
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Potable water
from
$95
/ night
Whitetail Ridge Farm
5. Whitetail Ridge Farm
99%
(114)
8 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging · Savona, NY
Whitetail Ridge Farm is a 100-acre farm in the heart of the Finger Lakes Region with ponds, hiking trails, catch & release fishing, crop field and abundance of wildlife. Our farm is a wedding/event venue.
We have Poppy's Cabin on Pond it is a rustic Cabin with fire pit, picnic table, & many trails. Perfect for a weekend getaway. There are two ponds on the property for swimming. We also have tent camping and RV/Camper Sites.
Apple picking & leaf-peeping available in the fall.
Toilets
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$27
/ night
Recent reviews from the Hipcamp community
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Mads
2 weeks ago
2 nights at The Awakening Garden
This was such a cozy and wintery cabin experience. My partner and I stayed over New Years Eve and enjoyed the snow falling, the wood stove firing away, a full moon, and blissfully almost no cell service at all (relief!). It was magical to drop into quiet woods and appreciate an absolutely tranquil experience all around. We decided we want to come back for another round once it warms up this spring/summer!
Tips for future guests: in the cold season, acquire PLENTY of firewood as it takes a lot to stay warm! But once the little cabin heats up, its plenty hot, especially up in the loft. We loved going to Ambrosia Diner down the road too, and bearing witness to the waterfalls of the Catskills.
Thank you for everything, Peter!
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Anthony
2 weeks ago
2 nights at The Awakening Garden
Really peaceful and clarifying time here. I stayed at the Twin Oaks Cabin with the wood stove, which was cozy on the cold winter nights. Lots of trails nearby in the catskills. Friendly host. Would recommend!
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Harris
2 weeks ago
Weekend Trip to The Awakening Garden
We had a great time at this cozy cabin! Would love to stay again!
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Mike
December 2025
Weekend Trip to The Awakening Garden
I had a fantastic time at Peter’s Awakening Cabin. It was incredibly peaceful - I enjoyed using the fire pit out front and the wood burning stove inside. Perfect place to read audiobooks, think, and enjoy time in nature.
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Ray
October 2025
Weekend Trip to Round Top Retreat
I spent the weekend at Round Top Retreat alone to unplug, relax, and recharge and it was exactly what I needed. The wood burning stoves did an excellent job at heating the cabin. It got below 40° at night but it was probably 60° inside with the fire going. The stove is also great for cooking. It was a little rainy during my trip so I did all my cooking indoors.
The driveway continues uphill past the cabin and turns into a hiking trail. I think it's supposed to connect to the Robinsons Hollow State Forest Trail but I couldn't find it (the official trial head is just down the road). It was still an invigorating 2 mile walk. I spotted lots of birds and a couple deer.
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Lillian
October 2025
Weekend Trip to The Awakening Garden
My partner and I were able to spend a really lovely weekend at the Twin Oaks cabin on Peter's campgrounds. We spent most of our time riding around on motorcycle and got in after dark on both nights. The view of the stars just overhead of the cabin was gorgeous. It felt gratifying to build the fire in the woodstove each night, which heat up the little cabin in no time. We got to see more of the thoughtful details in the cabin and even in the outhouse and outdoor shower as we were packing up on our last morning there. We'll be back in the area this time next year and would love to make it a new tradition to come back to theTwin Oaks cabin! Thank you for offering this space!
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Sharon
October 2025
With pets
This is truly an amazing space. Offers multiple places to stay depending on your likes and dislikes. It’s relatively remote, however very peaceful surroundings. Made use of the water activities as well as visited many nearby towns. What a gracious hostess.
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Kelly
September 2025
Weekend Trip to Round Top Retreat
Perfect getaway for myself and my two poodles. My only regret is that I only booked one night. We will be back for sure, hopefully this year if there are weekends still available.
The cabin is incredibly charming and it smells so good! Not sure what I expected, maybe earthy, musty smell? It felt like home. I am not necessarily a hardy, “rugged” girl and I felt the accommodations were perfect. The sleeping loft is so beautiful with the sky lights and the large back porch is wonderful for early morning coffee while feeling immersed in nature.
My dogs and I hiked through the goldenrod fields approximately one mile up the hill- great little workout for me. We went into the forest as well, found really beautiful moss-covered trees and stumps. My standard poodle is a swim-a-holic and spent more of her time retrieving from the pond and practicing her dock-diving distance.
Surprisingly, I had great cell phone service everywhere I went on the property. Overall, stunning place with the warmest, most welcoming host, Nancy, and we cannot wait to be back there!!
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Emmarie
August 2025
Weekend Trip to Round Top Retreat
The cabin was a wonderful shelter and we loved cozying up to the fire. The land offers a lovely area with freedom to roam. Nancy is a helpful and accommodating host. Would definitely return
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Kip
August 2025
Weekend Trip to Round Top Retreat
Had an enjoyable 3 nights here while in the area for the Cup Series race at Watkins Glen Intl. Definitely private. It's all yours to the top of the hill and there's a good buffer of forest between the cabin and the surrounding roads. The description and other reviews here are accurate. This is not glamping. It's camping, but with the convenience of solid walls, a roof over your head, and a wood stove for warmth. At least in early August, there were no biting bugs and minimal swarming bugs. Nothing a mosquito coil or Thermacell can't handle. It was cool in the shade even when the forecast was in the low 90's, but it does get hot in the cabin even with all the windows open. The solar shower is fun since you have little choice but to be naked out on the porch!
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Theresa
August 2025
With pets
Absolutely loved the cabin and the property was definitely secluded. Nancy is an awesome host, quick to reply to any questions, gave perfect directions, and quick to make right what we had and issue with.
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Tami
July 2025
With pets
Nice campsite, private and secluded with a nice little pond for dogs to swim. Cabin was an added bonus
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Ariel
June 2025
4 nights at The Awakening Garden
The cabin was the perfect weekend away. Had all the essentials and none of the distractions of modern life. Would recommend.
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Peter
June 2025
Weekend Trip to Cozy A-Frames and Camp Vibes in NY
The A-frame was a great base for exploring the Finger Lakes region. Super comfortable bed, nice rocking chairs out front, and bathrooms/showers just a few steps away. The staff at the camp were friendly. Recommended!
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Matthew
May 2025
2 nights at Round Top Retreat
This is a special place, like an outpost of memories and history in Western New York that you rarely get to see these days if you're from a city. This place is full of memories, abundant nature, a beautiful view at the top of the hill, beautiful piles of firewood to keep you warm. It's an excellent balance of amenities and natural exposure to simple living without electricity and running water, with everything you could need to be warm, well fed and safe. It's very quiet, and it's just an awesome place to have an adventure with someone you love. I highly recommend it and I know I'll certainly be back.
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Martha
March 2025
Weekend Trip to The Awakening Garden
Our cabin and the surroundings were so peaceful. The setup inside the cabin was great, The space for dishwashing, the shower and the outhouse were all well taken care of. It’s cool how in nature it is but also close to 2 cute towns and amenities. I was sad to leave!
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Charlie
January 2025
Weekend Trip to The Awakening Garden
The place is amazing beautiful well built and just over all an amazing place to stay will definitely be back soon
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The best dog-friendly cabins in Upstate New York guide
Where to go
Hudson Valley & the Catskills
Close enough to NYC for a weekend break, head to the Hudson Valley to hop between Hudson River towns, picturesque vineyards, and farm-to-table restaurants. There’s great camping and hiking at Harriman State Park and Bear Mountain State Park, while Hudson River Islands State Park has kayak-in tent sites reachable only by water. Or head to the hills to explore the forest trails and wilderness areas of the Catskills Mountains.
The Adirondacks
With more than 6 million acres of rugged mountains, untamed forests, and glittering lakes, the Adirondacks is New York state’s largest park and home to its highest peaks. There are miles of hiking trails, canoe trails, and scenic byways to explore, plus dozens of campgrounds to choose from. Or, if you’re feeling adventurous, seek out a secluded spot in the backcountry to pitch your tent—dispersed camping is permitted on state land in the area.
Central New York & Thousand Islands
Woodlands, lakes, and more than a few waterfalls dot the landscapes of central New York. In summer, head to the lakeside beaches at Green Lakes State Park, Gilbert Lake State Park, or Bowman Lake State Park, all of which have popular family campgrounds. To the north, the Thousand Islands region is a favorite for coastal campers with its fairy-tale castles, island campsites, and Great Lakes Seaway Trail.
Finger Lakes
With 11 lakes, a dozen state parks, and three renowned wine trails, you won’t get bored in the Finger Lakes. Check out waterfalls at Watkins Glen State Park and Buttermilk Falls State Park, fish for trout and salmon at Keuka Lake State Park, or lounge along white-sand beaches at Fair Haven Beach State Park.
Western New York
Nicknamed the “Grand Canyon of the East,” Letchworth State Park is a must for hikers and leaf-peepers visiting western New York, along with nearby Allegany State Park. If you prefer coastal camping, you’ll find RV parks and campgrounds dotted along the shores of both Lake Erie to the west and Lake Ontario to the north. Or perhaps you’re heading to Niagara Falls, in which case you should book a campsite, cabin, or yurt at Four Mile Creek State Park, a short drive from the iconic falls.