camping

These Upstate glamping sites that ensure you, like Humpty Dumpty, have a great fall.

This out-of-this-world campsite in a galaxy far far away is just a two-hour drive from the Capital Region. If you want to unplug but have some upgraded camping amenities then this Airbnb is for you. You don't have to be a Star Wars fan to book this campsite, but if you are, then you appreciate the attention to detail. The campsite includes 2 canvas safari tents, each with a queen-sized bunk bed, 2 pop-up tents for additional campers, 2 picnic tables, fire pits, and Adirondack chairs to soak up the lake view. It also has two outhouses that are environmentally friendly. Plus there is a Coleman sun shower to rinse off.

New York State has some spectacular treehouses for rent. Yes! Treehouses! Check out some amazing getaway destinations near the Capital Region.

One of the beautiful things about New York is that we have so many incredible places to camp. It seems there is one place in driving distance that stands above the rest.

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).

Check out this amazing treehouse in the Adirondack Mountains you can rent.

The Adirondacks and the surrounding areas here in New York state are known for camping. Since the coronavirus pandemic, the camping season has been up in the air. Slowly, the Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) is starting to open certain campgrounds. Here's what's open and here are the campgrounds that will be opening soon.

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.

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.

In one Northern New York area, there is a campsite available for free to any veteran, wounded warrier, and their families. I saw this on newyorkupstate.com and couldn’t help but write about it.  The headline sucked me in because you don’t often see something so positive in the news...