Camping

This is a great holiday idea for the person or family in your life that loves to go camping in the Catskills and Adirondack parks. Gift cards are on sale now through the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (NYSDEC).

If you're looking for the ultimate fall getaway, where you can catch the best views of the leaves changing color and soak up nature, this lakefront cabin an hour from Utica is your dream come true.

With above normal temps and COVID-19 limiting capacity, many New York Parks are closing early in the day.

Yeah, you could camp in a tent - or you could be a pioneer and camp in a real covered wagon. The campsite is around 2 hours for Utica, and ready to welcome you.

Want to enjoy the great outdoors without sleeping in a tent? What about 'glamping' among the stars in an incredible treehouse, that's just an hour from Binghamton?

When it comes to family vacations, finding spot that will have something everyone will love is the biggest challenge. The answer may be Moose Hillock Camping Resort just outside Lake George

As more and more activities start to re-open across New York state, camping is next on the list. Today (Monday, June 8th) you can reserve a campsite in all of the New York State Parks. There are some restrictions and reservations will fill up fast. Here's what you need to know.

Campgrounds and RV parks were given to the go ahead to reopen, but state run campgrounds will take a couple weeks to get there.

A number of facilities in the Town of Owego are back in business including the Town Hall and parts of Hickories Park.

Owego is joining the growing list of local municipalities putting the brakes on residents using park equipment during the coronavirus pandemic.

They have the opportunity to spend the night on the grounds, where you'll get to assist the caretakers with feeding the animals, go on a guided hike, sit around the campfire, and so much more.

A few weeks ago my family and I went glamping at the new Frontier Town. The New York State Parks took over the land and made it into a functional campground. I was so impressed with what they did with the old Frontier Town.

Tons of campgrounds in and around the Southern Tier welcome the public to camp for free. That's right, free!

Broome County parks offer plenty of recreational activities and fun for the entire family.