Rosendale hooks RV travelers with its towering Rosendale Trestle and sheer climbing walls at Joppenbergh Mountain. This Ulster County gem buzzes with rail trail hikes and cement kiln ruins. Creek View Campsites delivers your base at $40-$45 nightly, right by the creek for instant adventures.
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Rosendale nestles in New York's Hudson Valley, where the 1,500-foot Rosendale Trestle spans Rondout Creek for epic walks. Climbers scramble up Joppenbergh Mountain's bold faces. Cyclists pedal the flat Wallkill Valley Rail Trail past old lime kilns and farms. The October Street Festival packs Main Street with live bands, local brews, and artisan stalls.
Creek View Campsites suits every RVer with showers, 30-amp hookups, pet-friendly policies, and fresh drinking water. Families pitch tents or park rigs creek-side, where kids skip stones all afternoon. Trail junkies launch from here to the trestle or rail path, then unwind with valley sunsets.
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Rosendale stands out for the Rosendale Trestle, a 1,500-foot pedestrian bridge over Rondout Creek, and its historic cement mines. Climbers flock to Joppenbergh Mountain's steep quartzite faces. The town hosts a vibrant Street Festival in October with music, food, and crafts that draw thousands from the Hudson Valley.
Creek View Campsites serves as the prime RV park in Rosendale. It sits creek-side with showers, 30-amp hookups, pet-friendly sites, and drinking water for $40-$45 per night. This spot positions you minutes from the Rosendale Trestle and rail trail.
Yes, Creek View Campsites welcomes pets on its sites. Travelers bring dogs to romp creek-side while enjoying showers, 30-amp power, and drinking water. Leash rules keep the peace for all campers exploring nearby trails.