Winding Hills Park

After reading reviews here and seeing no reservations needed, we arrived after dark and picked a non electric site that was easy to navigate and required little leveling. The park is near a small airport so it was noisy until 10pm and again in the early morning. We found the bath houses clean and it was nice to have hot showers no coins needed. We hiked to the pond in the morning before hearing back to the highway. Good place to just stay overnight.

This county park will remind you of a typical state park with woods and generally good spacing between sites. Some sites are more level than others. The road in the camping arrow is recently paved, but somewhat narrow. This is a popular spot for locals. Its $45 with electric hook ups and $40 without hookups for non-locals. There are water spigots spread around the campground. The bathrooms (two buildings) are older style and clean. IF you need to use the bathroom, then pick a site that backs up to the bathroom, since the access was not convenient if not. You would often have to walk around the loop to find the general access. They charge $35 to dump, so adding that to the camping fee it ends of being a bit pricey. This is a first come first serve campground, except for Memorial Day, July 4th and Labor Day weekend.

Perfect county park. They don’t take reservations which is so nice for travelers who aren’t sure where they will end up. Came in at 7pm on a Wednesday and there were many open spots to choose from.
Pretty lake. Very quiet. Super clean bathrooms and free hot showers. $35 for local residents, $45 for others with electricity.
Fun Bonus is Paul Teutel Jr (Orange Co Choppers) has a motorcycle shop minutes from the park in Montgomery NY-apparently he has a home here as well.

Great local county park with great camping close to home. We live within 5 miles so it was our shakedown weekend. The sites are great, not too crowded and mostly level. There are tent sites and sites for RVs. No full service sites just electric, but there is a dump station and the bath houses are clean and neat. The lake is a short walk from your site and is a great place to catch some bass.

It’s really pretty here, but the sites are gravel tags that slope wildly, with narrow roads. We eventually had to back out of the campground in our 38’ Class A towing a motorcycle trailer.

The kicker is that I called the campground and asked the ranger *very specifically* if the camp could accommodate a 50’ total rig and he gave me a hearty “no problem.” Problem yes. Big problem.

Also: mobile dead zone.