New York City North - Newburgh KOA Holiday

We were planning to stay one night on our way out West, but on the way here the right leg of our Blueox towbar became detached and mangle the tabs on the baseplate. Luckily we were advised by someone following us that our toad was all over the road. We extended our stay for 5 more nights so we could get replacement parts and are glad we did.

The people at the front office are friendly and helpful. The site was big enough for our rig and toad. It is a secluded spot

The park was easy to find. It is located about eleven miles from down town Newburgh. There is pavement all the way including in the park. The Route 32 signs for the park are very small. The access road is not that easy to spot. Check in was efficient and friendly. The rules are fairly basic. The interior roads are paved and for the most part in good condition.

Our site, 143, was a gravel back in that was just long enough for our Coach and Towed. Services (30 amp and water only) were to the left side. Distancing is not bad for a rural park. Most sites have a vegetation privacy barrier. Each site has a table and a fire pit. Our site was flat and even. Overall the park was neat, tidy and well groomed

The park included wifi offers 2 and 5G. We did not attempt to stream any video using it. There is cable that offers many channels. We did not search for any OTA channels. Satellite might be difficult as the park is forested. We did not use the washrooms or showers but we checked and found them clean. The laundromat was dated but worked well.

There are many amenities available during prime time. Understandably, many we not in service in October.

The camp store stocks some items and treats but there are no restaurants or stores within easy walking distance but just a short drive away you can find food, shopping and convenience stores. We found this park to be a good base to see the local attractions. We paid $58.99 (inc tax and resort fee) per night and we feel we received fair value. We will be back if in the area again.

We stayed here twice in the last 10 days, once on the way up to Vermont from Virginia and once on the way back. We were very surprised by the wooded large gravel sites. Lots of things to do if you have kids. We have 2 dogs and found some great trails on the property. We also went to the Empire Trail to walk across the Hudson. Very cool and a must do.

We are passing through NY and visiting friends as part of our Grand Tour of the US. This park is nicely wooded with clear signage, everything in the site works, and there are a lot of daily activities for kids. A quiet comfortable place to stay and relax away from the surrounding metropolis. About 300 total sites including big rigs, small rigs, cabins, and tents.

The downsides-
Not enough bathrooms. On the tent/cabin loop there are 150 sites served by 2 stalls ea M/W, and 5 showers. This often meant lines at both bathrooms throughout the day. If you are tent camping, in a teardrop, or one of the many cabins without your own facilities this could get very uncomfortable on a busy weekend here. They need to add another large bathroom on this loop with at least 5 stalls ea to accommodate campers there.

The roads in camp are pretty rough and narrow but we had no problem getting in or out.

If you are avoiding I-95 NJ/NY/CT congestion and traveling thru central NY state this is a great stop. The campground is nicely shaded and well spaced out. Easy access off the Interstate. We just spent one night but seems like you could spend several days in the area exploring the Hudson River valley. They also offer tour/transport into NYC which might be an option for sightseeing. Road network in the campground are adequate for larger rigs. We have 35 foot Class A.

Big park, but the sites are generously spaced apart with trees and bushes for privacy. The roads could use some new pavement, it was seriously bumpy to get around the backside in my rig; guess that helps keep people under the 5 mph speed limit!

Good staff, keeps the place clean and well-managed. Little store with essentials, and wine store next door to it.

I wanted to stay in the Hudson Valley, so location was good, although not really close to a big city. If you want NYC, be prepared to either take their tour bus or drive an hour or so to get to the Big Apple.