Camping & RVing in The Catskills

Separated from the state of Pennsylvania by the Delaware River, Delaware County is the largest and most western of the four counties in the Catskill Mountain offering beauty, adventure and an abundance of activities all year round.

Located deep in Stony Clove surrounded by some of the highest peaks in the Catskills, Devil’s Tombstone Campground is a haven for serious hikers.

This exclusive campsite consists of 2 completely outfitted safari tents on a 5-acre campsite within 24 acres atop Ohayo Mountain in Woodstock.

Nestled among the highest of the Catskill Mountains and the lush Hudson River Valley, Greene County offers year-round recreation, an abundance of attractions, diverse lodging, restaurants, and unique cultural events.

Surrounded by beautiful mountains with panoramic views, Kenneth L. Wilson Campground’s sites are secluded, large, and wooded.

Located in the Catskill Forest Preserve, Little Pond provides 67 tent and trailer sites as well as 8 “remote” tent sites.

Set on a 120-acre lake, Montgaup Pond offers large, wooded tent and trailer sites, many on the lake, including eight handicap accessible sites.

North-South Lake is the biggest and one of most popular state campground in the Catskill Forest Preserve, boasting seven camping loops with more than 200 tent and trailer sites.

Phoenicia Black Bear Campground is located directly on the Esopus Creek in the heart of the Catskill mountains and ffers both tent and RV sites on or off the creek.

Located on the banks of the Esopus Creek in the heart of the Catskills, this family-owned campground has more than 100 tent and RV sites, many with cable and free WiFi.

Slide Mountain Wilderness is the largest and most popular wilderness area in the Catskill Forest Preserve and features Slide Mountain, the tallest peak in all of the Catskills.

This legendary vacationland – just 90 minutes from Manhattan - is where the unexpected meets whimsical and where visitors have flocked here to stay, fish, and relax since the 19th century.

Nestled in a small valley on 60 acres of meadows and forest, this campground offers more than 60 campsites for both tents and RVs and log cabins for rent.

Nestled at the foot of Slide Mountain, this campground offers mostly wooded tent and trailer sites with some campsites located along a small stream.

Many know Woodstock, NY for the nearby memories of the 69 Festival. Not so many know this arts community has been creating music festivals since the early 1900s along with all other forms of art.