Camping near NYC?

Discussion in 'Destinations and RV Parks' started by plumcrzy, Jun 3, 2004.

  1. plumcrzy

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    We would like to spend a couple days of our vacation seeing the sights of the big city. Would like to stay somewhere where we can catch a bus (tour bus would be perfect) into the city from near the campground. Just a little nervous trying to navigate around on our own by car. I saw the Liberty Harbor site.... any other suggestions out there?
     
  2. Beastdriver

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    Look up Black Bear Campground in Florida, NY, and then read the review on this campground at this site.
     
  3. aldebnj

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    There is a KOA in Newburgh that gets good reivews (we have not been there yet) and they have tours that go down to NYC.

    Happy Camping,
    Al
     
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    I looked up the Black Bear listing....wonder what tour the last poster was talking about and if it only leaves from that site. We'd only be spending a couple nights so we don't have to have a wonderful campground... a good tour would make you forget where you're camper is parked at night. After all...the bed is the same no matter where you park it. ;)
     
  5. Beastdriver

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    The tour from Black Bear Camground costs $68 per person, leaves at 8 a. m. most days,, and returns to the campground at about 6:00 p. m. It covers the entirety of Manhattan and the driver, Al, is so knowledgeable, courteous, and helpful. You are right, even though the campground is lousy, the tour is great.
     
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    Newburgh KOA is a very nice park Large sites and easy to get to. Have been there a few times and love it.
     
  7. vegasken

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    We have stayed in Newburg & it is ok w/ a good nyc tour, but when we go back we will stay in Jersy City @ Liberty Harbor. People tell us you can take the train into the city & see everything. Sounds like more fun .
     

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