Plattekill draws RV campers to its snowy slopes at Plattekill Ski Center and bountiful apple orchards along Route 299. Stay at New York City North/Newburgh KOA or Hemlock Ridge MUA Dispersed to chase downhill runs, harvest fresh picks, and hike Shawangunk ridges. These parks plant you minutes from quiet farms and Hudson Valley gems.
Plattekill hugs Ulster County's western edge, where Route 32 winds past dairy farms and dense woods. Winter brings crowds to Plattekill Ski Center for 12 trails and night skiing. Fall explodes with apples at Bluebird Orchards and Soons Farm; hikers claim carriage roads in nearby Minnewaska State Park.
New York City North/Newburgh KOA delivers full hookups, a pool, and easy access for families eyeing New Paltz shops. Hemlock Ridge MUA Dispersed thrives for groups who pack pets and crave campfires amid rustic sites. Both spots launch day trips to Walkway Over the Hudson or Mohonk Preserve.
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Plattekill excels in skiing, apple picking, and hiking the Shawangunks. Plattekill Ski Center boasts 12 downhill trails open till 10 p.m. in winter. Orchards like Bluebird and Soons draw crowds each September for u-pick events. Trails near Sam'S Point offer cliff views over the Hudson Valley.
Find two solid options: New York City North/Newburgh KOA and Hemlock Ridge MUA Dispersed. KOA sits east near Newburgh with full hookups and amenities. Hemlock Ridge offers dispersed group sites west in the hills, perfect for a wilder stay.
Yes, both directory parks allow pets. Hemlock Ridge MUA Dispersed marks as pet-friendly with leashed dogs welcome at campfires. New York City North/Newburgh KOA accommodates furry travelers too, amid its family setup.