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Campers Haven
Overview
Campers Haven offers a peaceful retreat in the heart of the Southern Tier. It is a family-oriented destination that emphasizes relaxation and classic outdoor fun. Whether you are passing through for a night or staying for an extended vacation, the park provides a scenic wooded setting that captures the natural beauty of Upstate New York. It serves as a reliable and welcoming base for exploring the famous Finger Lakes region while maintaining a quiet, rural atmosphere away from the city noise.
Location & Surroundings
Situated just off the beaten path in Bath, NY, the park is surrounded by rolling hills and lush forests. Its strategic location offers easy access to the Southern Tier Expressway, making it a convenient stop for travelers heading across the state. The area is characterized by its proximity to Keuka Lake, one of the most picturesque bodies of water in the region. This location provides a perfect backdrop for those who appreciate natural landscapes, local agriculture, and the refreshing breeze of the country.
Amenities & Park Features
The campground is well-equipped with modern conveniences designed to ensure a comfortable and stress-free stay for all guests. Key park features include:
- Full hookup RV sites with 30 and 50-amp electrical service.
- Large pull-thru sites designed for easy access and big rigs.
- A refreshing swimming pool and active playground area.
- On-site facilities including laundry, clean showers, and a camp store.
These features ensure that every traveler has access to the essentials while enjoying the great outdoors in a clean, well-managed environment.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
Staying here places you within a short drive of world-class attractions and historical sites. The Corning Museum of Glass is a premier destination nearby, offering incredible glass-blowing demonstrations. Wine enthusiasts will find themselves at the doorstep of the Keuka Lake Wine Trail, home to some of the most prestigious wineries in the United States. Additionally, the nearby town of Hammondsport offers charming shops and dining, while the surrounding state parks provide endless opportunities for hiking and photography.
Who This Park Is Best For
This destination is an ideal fit for family vacationers who are looking for a safe, active environment where children can play and explore. It also strongly appeals to Finger Lakes explorers who want a central, budget-friendly home base that provides easy access to regional tours. If you are an RVer who values a mix of recreational amenities and quiet evenings spent around a campfire, this park offers a traditional camping experience that feels like a true getaway.
Amenities
- Tenting
- Recreational Facilities
- Policies
- Rentals
- Other Amenities & Services
- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
- Facility
- Internet
- On-Site Rentals
- Sites
User Reviews
Ravi Iyer
Great location, beautiful pond and lots of activities. We had a great time. Our site was W24. Make sure you have proper leveling equipments. We also had cabin 6 close to our site. Could not meet the hosts, but the place is well maintained. The common shower areas are closed during the night time, which is something to note. Overall the stay was great.
wendy b
We stayed in a cabin this past weekend (9/25-9/28). We were very happy with our stay. Check in was easy. The two ladies I dealt with in the office were super nice! The cabin was clean, the beds comfortable. The camp store was more than adequate. We were on the go all weekend so we didn't get to wander the entire campground but what we did see was a well taken care of campground. They had Halloween events while we were there. They had a party with music. Everyone was having a great time. Only one thing I would fix: the port-o-potties (which were in pristine condition, btw) need paper towels installed. We had to use toilet paper to dry our hands. Next season we'll be back! I think we've found our favorite campground.
Rick French
Great out of the way campground up in the hills at the south end of the Finger Lakes. Meticulously clean and well maintained. Only two small negatives that we had…. One was that we planned on going to bed early Saturday night, so that we could get to an off-site event early Sunday. Didn’t know that on Saturday’s they have a DJ under the pavilion (about 200’ away) until 11p. The second negative is the sewer connection sticking 5 or 6” out of the ground, on the uphill side of the campsite. Makes gravity dumping very difficult for an RV that has a relatively low dump height to begin with. We’ll return sometime in the future. This one went in our “save” folder!!
Amber Akers
This campground is by far the most family friendly, safe and fun we have ever been to! When we were leaving, I accidentally put our truck in the ditch and they didn’t hesitate to show right up and save the day with their tractor for nothing more than a thank you and thanks for coming. The cabins are clean, with all necessities! The pool and bathrooms are so clean. Highly highly recommend over JellyStone!
Colleen Bellezza (Colleen)
It was a no-frill, relaxed campground with a nice pond w/fountain to peddle out to in their rentable peddle boats ($5 for 30 min). There is miniature golf but it is very small. The pool and bounce pillow are nice, opening @ 11am. The playground is cute with a wood train, castle and pirate ship to climb on. There were many cobwebs on the castle and pirate ship that need to be cleaned. There is a fun, child size zip-line. The park had a beautiful July 4th weekend celebration with fireworks and activities. The campground is dog friendly, however there is no designated dog area so dogs will not be off leash here. It appeared most sites are weekend, seasonal sites with mostly friendly people. We stayed 10 days