Catskill, New York, draws RV campers to its Hudson River shores and the edge of the Catskill Mountains. Chase Kaaterskill Falls' misty spray or stroll Dutchman's Landing Park for river sunsets. Seven RV parks in our directory start at $42 a night and launch your hikes, fishing trips, and bridge crossings over the Rip Van Winkle span.
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Catskill anchors the Hudson Valley with legends like Rip Van Winkle's slumber in the mountains. Artists flock to nearby Olana State Historic Site, Frederick Church's Persian-inspired mansion atop a hill. Kayak the Hudson from Catskill Point. Sample farm-fresh pies at the Greene County Farmers Market on Saturdays. Hike trails from North-South Lake or spot bald eagles along the river.
Camp Catskills RV Park fits couples seeking WiFi and comfort from $81 nightly. Brookside Campground welcomes families and groups with showers, 50-amp hookups, and sites from $42. Treetopia Campground suits larger parties with group sites, showers, WiFi, and a dump station at $69 to $100. Indian Ridge Campsites and Cedar Grove Campgrounds draw tent-RV hybrids for wooded seclusion.
Catskill shines as the Hudson River gateway to the Catskill Mountains. Hikers tackle Kaaterskill Falls, the state's tallest waterfall at 260 feet. Artists visit Olana State Historic Site for Hudson River School views. Locals celebrate Rip Van Winkle lore at mountain festivals and river parks like Dutchman's Landing.
Our directory lists seven RV parks around Catskill, including Camp Catskills RV Park, Indian Ridge Campsites, Brookside Campground, Cedar Grove Campgrounds, and Treetopia Campground. Most cluster along Route 9W for quick Hudson River access. Brookside and Treetopia add showers and WiFi; rates start at $42 nightly.
Yes, Brookside Campground offers 50-amp hookups. This park also includes showers and group sites from $42 a night. Other spots like Camp Catskills provide WiFi instead; check listings for full details on power options near the Hudson.