Phoenicia lures RV campers with Esopus Creek tubing, Catskills hikes in Woodland Valley State Park, and a quirky arts vibe. Six parks in our directory start as low as $20 a night. Base your rig here to fish the creek by day and grab pie at Phoenicia Diner by night.
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Phoenicia hugs the Esopus Creek in Ulster County's Catskills foothills. Tube the rushing waters or fish for trout. Hike steep trails to Wittenberg Mountain from Woodland Valley State Park. Catch live music at Phoenicia Performing Arts Center. Savor burgers at the roadside Phoenicia Diner, a local icon since 1962.
Sleepy Hollow Campgrounds fits digital nomads with WiFi and sites from $49. Woodland Valley Campground draws budget hikers with DEC-run 30- and 50-amp hookups, showers, and $20 flat rates. Uncle Pete's Campground suits couples seeking peace from $45 nightly. Hide-A-Way Campsite provides simple tent-RV hybrids. Phoenicia Black Bear Campground hosts groups and pets with dump station, water hookups, and $54 to $65 pricing.
Phoenicia stands out for Esopus Creek tubing and Catskills hiking trails. Woodland Valley State Park launches day hikes to mountain summits. The Phoenicia International Festival of the Arts draws crowds each July, while the Phoenicia Diner feeds travelers classic American fare. Galleries line Main Street for art lovers.
Find Sleepy Hollow Campgrounds, Woodland Valley Campground, Uncle Pete's Campground, Hide-A-Way Campsite, and Phoenicia Black Bear Campground near Phoenicia. These six directory parks cluster along Route 28 and Esopus Creek roads. Expect amenities like WiFi, 50-amp hookups, pet areas, and dump stations across options from $20 to $65 nightly.
Yes, Phoenicia Black Bear Campground explicitly allows pets. It also offers group sites, dump station, and water hookups at $54 to $65 per night. Check individual policies at other parks like Sleepy Hollow or Uncle Pete's, as many Catskills spots accommodate leashed dogs on trails and creekside.
