Campsites

Each campsite on the property has a sink station with water, flushing toilets (foot pump/RV style), a covered picnic table or two and multiple shelters for sleeping. If you have ADA needs for housing, please let us know and we will do our best to accommodate you.

Campsites are near to shower houses with individual shower closets containing a fully plumbed flush toilet, a sink and a shower. There are ADA accessible showers available.

Most available camping space is in shelters called “mini daks.” They are small, covered bunkhouses that have 2 beds each. You will need to provide your own padding and bedding.

There are a few places around the property suitable for pitching a tent, which may or may not be in the campsites.

The adirondacks vary in size. Some have walls that are more exposed to the outdoors. In case of rain, a tarp will be useful! You will likely share your shelter with other campers, so bring a good attitude, a willingness to share space, and earplugs.

Bring a sleeping pad, as these bunks have no mattresses or padding. There are picnic tables at each site for preparing and enjoying meals.

Tents are not necessary with these new structures being built. In fact, there is very limited flat ground amongst the campsites and tent space is limited. Arrive early Thursday if you are set on tent camping!

There is no car camping on site and cars are not allowed to drive to the campsites. We provide an on-site shuttle that will take you and your gear from the gate to drop off zones near your desired campsite. Better yet, bring a wagon or other wheeled items to help you get yourself to your campsite. Waiting for the shuttle can take a long time, so please be patient. What a great opportunity to meet new friends, practice a trick or have a snack!