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Hikers and families suit Ward Pound Ridge Reservation best for its miles of wooded trails across 4,315 acres. The park sits in Pound Ridge, New York, a quick drive from New York City bustle. Campers pay $45 to $55 per night with showers and campfires available.
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Write a ReviewNo, Ward Pound Ridge Reservation lacks full hookups. Primitive campground sites skip electric, water, and sewer connections, including 30-amp or 50-amp service. Lean-to shelters and basic camping dominate; manage waste off-site or at dump stations if present elsewhere.
Yes, Ward Pound Ridge Reservation welcomes pets. Keep dogs on leashes at all times. Waste bags sit ready for cleanup; no size, breed limits, or dog park noted, but trails and open spaces suit walks.
Stays run $45 to $55 per night. Rates cover basic primitive sites or lean-tos; firewood or extras may cost more. Book reservations ahead through Westchester Parks, especially for weekends and summer.
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