Fort Drum pulses with military grit as home base for the U.S. Army's 10th Mountain Division. RV travelers flock here for Adirondack hikes, Black River fishing, and Snow Ridge skiing just minutes away. Our directory spotlights two parks like Remington Park RV Campground from $35 a night to launch your North Country adventures.
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Fort Drum dominates New York's North Country on US Route 11 near Watertown. The installation trains elite soldiers amid Pine Plains and Mount Adams ridges, birthplace of mountain warfare tactics since World War II. Dive into history at the 10th Mountain Division Museum, paddle the Black River, or chase powder at Snow Ridge Ski Area 20 miles north.
Remington Park RV Campground draws military families and outdoor buffs with rates starting at $35 per night. Remington Park suits long-haul RVers craving sewer and water hookups, nightly fees $10 to $85. Both camps anchor easy drives to Watertown's Salmon Run Mall or the Thousand Islands' scenic waterways.
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Fort Drum serves as U.S. Army home for the 10th Mountain Division, experts in mountain and winter combat. The base sprawls across 107,000 acres near the Adirondacks, where soldiers hone skills on trails like those near Mount Adams. Families visit the on-site museum to uncover WWII heroics and modern training legacies.
Remington Park RV Campground and Remington Park top our directory for Fort Drum. Both hug US Route 11 for quick base access, with the first starting at $35 nightly and the second offering sewer, water hookups from $10 to $85. Travelers praise their spots as gateways to Watertown shops and river outings.
Yes, Remington Park provides sewer and water hookups on sites. This setup supports boondock-free stays from $10 to $85 per night near the base. Campers rely on these amenities during peak training seasons or family visits to the 10th Mountain area.