Montgomery draws RV campers with historic villages, Black Dirt onion farms, and easy access to Hudson Valley hikes. Pitch your tent or rig at Orange County Park Winding Hills Park or Winding Hills Campground, both pet-friendly with showers and 30-amp hookups from $30 a night. Use these bases to kayak the Wallkill River or tour Brotherhood Winery, America's oldest.
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Montgomery buzzes with history along Route 17K. Black Dirt farmers pull world-class onions from muck soils each fall. Brotherhood Winery pours since 1839 on North Street. Schunnemunk State Park towers nearby for steep hikes with valley views. Kayakers launch on the Wallkill River right outside town.
Winding Hills Campground fits families and pet owners with showers, dump station, 30-amp service, and rates at $30 to $33 nightly. Orange County Park Winding Hills Park suits county explorers who want grassy sites near playgrounds and trails. Both spots anchor trips to West Point or Storm King Art Center, 20 minutes north.
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Montgomery stands out for Black Dirt onion farms and historic sites along Route 17K. Farmers harvest from fertile muck fields, supplying markets nationwide. Brotherhood Winery on North Street claims title as America's first, open since 1839 for tastings and tours. The Wallkill River adds kayaking spots amid village charm.
Orange County Park Winding Hills Park and Winding Hills Campground top the list right in Montgomery. Winding Hills Campground offers showers, 30-amp hookups, dump station, and pet-friendly sites at $30-$33 nightly. Both hug Route 17K for quick drives to farms and wineries.
Yes, Winding Hills Campground welcomes pets on all sites. This family spot includes leashes and waste stations near showers and dump areas. Orange County Park Winding Hills Park follows suit with pet policies amid grassy fields and trails.