Posted in New York
May 05, 2017
9 Spectacular Spots In New York Where You Can Camp Right On The Beach
Sneaking up on us like always, camping season is finally within reach of New York’s residents. With the majority of our campgrounds opening for the year between now and Memorial Day, it’s time to start scoping out where you’re going to take your first outdoor adventure of 2017.
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Bringing you out to the top of the Adirondack Park, you'll find yourself surrounded by nothing but gorgeous lakes and quiet settings here. Lying on the eastern shores of Rollins Pond, the campground features over 200 campsites. If you're looking to take a camping getaway that will truly take you away from it all, this is where you'll want to plan your adventure.
To view a map of the campground and to book your own campsite, click here.
To view a map of the campground and to book your own campsite, click here.
When it comes to picking a camping location that puts you right on the beach, your best bet is to start looking at places out on Long Island. Giving you views of the ocean and soft sand beneath your toes, state parks like Hither Hills in Montauk have unforgettable campsites. Featuring nearly 200 campsites on the ocean, this place is one of our absolute favorites.
To view a map of the campground and to book your own campsite, click here.
To view a map of the campground and to book your own campsite, click here.
Want to camp out in the Catskills where you'll have natural wonders and epic adventures nearby? Then there's nowhere else you need to look besides the North-South Lake Campground. The campground features over 200 campsites that line the shores of the lake, with attractions like Kaaterskill Falls, Hunter Mountain and other local hiking adventures in the surrounding area.
To view a map of the campground and to book your own campsite, click here.
To view a map of the campground and to book your own campsite, click here.
Way up north where you're less than an hour away from our country's border, Ausable Point's campground will put you right on the shores of Lake Champlain. Not only will have you beautiful views of the water, you'll be able to see our neighbor Vermont that we share this gorgeous lake with. The campground is equipped with over one hundred camp sites and is a popular place to visit for those who are looking to go fishing!
To view a map of the campground and to book your own campsite, click here.
To view a map of the campground and to book your own campsite, click here.
You might not be able to camp directly on the beach here, but the campsites are close enough to the ocean that you'll feel as though you're right on the shores! A beautiful state park to visit out on Long Island, Wildwood features stunning white sand and towering bluffs that will leave you speechless. The campground here has more than 300 campsites that overlook the Long Island Sound.
To view a map of the campground and to book your own campsite, click here.
To view a map of the campground and to book your own campsite, click here.
Just over an hour west of Lake George in Hamilton County, Moffitt Beach Campground puts you in one of the many breathtaking areas that makes up our Adirondack Park. Right on Sacandaga Lake, the campground has over 200 campsites that line the shores of the unbelievably gorgeous lake.
To view a map of the campground and to book your own campsite, click here.
To view a map of the campground and to book your own campsite, click here.
Along the over 3,000 foot long beach at this state park, you'll find many of Southwick Beach's campsites equipped with a waterfront view. Up north along the shores of Lake Ontario, those camping here will be able to take advantage of the park's beach, nature trails and unique terrain that's wonderful to explore. One of our favorite features of Jefferson County, this is one camping destination you'll want to check out for yourself if you haven't already.
To view a map of the campground and to book your own campsite, click here.
To view a map of the campground and to book your own campsite, click here.
Head roughly 40 minutes south of the city of Buffalo and you'll find a waterfront state park that makes for a wonderful weekend getaway. Resting on the shores of Lake Erie, the state park features a campground that has more than 80 campsites. While you're here you can enjoy a natural sand beach and lots of places that are perfect for having a picnic.
To view a map of the campground and to book your own campsite, click here.
To view a map of the campground and to book your own campsite, click here.
An Adirondack getaway that will take you off of the grid, you'll find plenty of peace and quiet out here in the tiny town of Inlet. The Limekiln Lake Campground has over 250 campsites, many of which can be found right on the shores of the lake. The campground is a family-favorite, putting you close to fun attractions like a waterpark, swimming spots, nature trails and other outdoor adventures.
To view a map of the campground and to book your own campsite, click here.
To view a map of the campground and to book your own campsite, click here.
Which campground is your favorite to visit when you’re looking to be by the water? If you’re not into roughing it out in the woods, try taking an adventure to This Secluded Glampground In New York That Will Take You A Million Miles Away From It All!
