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Copake Camping Resort
Overview
Copake Camping Resort offers a quintessential getaway nestled in the scenic foothills of the Berkshire Mountains. This expansive park provides a perfect blend of natural beauty and modern convenience for RVers exploring the Hudson Valley region. Known for its welcoming atmosphere, the resort serves as a peaceful retreat where guests can disconnect from the hustle of daily life while enjoying a well-maintained environment designed for family-oriented recreation.
Location & Surroundings
Situated in the heart of Columbia County, the park is defined by its lush wooded landscape and rolling hills. Its strategic location near the border of Massachusetts and Connecticut makes it an ideal base for tri-state exploration. The surrounding area is characterized by quiet country roads, historic farmsteads, and the striking peaks of the Taconic Range, providing a serene backdrop for every campsite.
Amenities & Park Features
The resort is equipped with modern facilities to ensure a comfortable stay, including full hookup sites that accommodate large rigs. Families often gather at the oversized swimming pool or the various sports courts, including tennis and basketball. For those traveling with four-legged companions, the on-site dog park provides plenty of space for exercise. The camp store and recreation hall act as central hubs for social gatherings and essential supplies.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
Adventure seekers will appreciate the proximity to Bash Bish Falls, New York's highest single-drop waterfall, located just a short drive away. During the winter or summer, Catamount Mountain Resort offers skiing and aerial adventure parks. Visitors can also explore the charming shops in the town of Hudson or spend a relaxing afternoon at Copake Lake, which is popular for boating and fishing enthusiasts.
Who This Park Is Best For
This destination is ideal for active families who enjoy a schedule of organized events and social interaction. It also appeals to nature lovers who want a basecamp near major hiking trails without sacrificing resort-style amenities. If you are looking for a community-focused environment where kids can roam safely and adults can relax under a canopy of mature trees, this park fits your travel style perfectly.
Amenities
- Recreational Facilities
- Policies
- Other Amenities & Services
- Recreation Nearby (within 10 miles)
- Discounts
- Facility
- Internet
- On-Site Rentals
- Sites
User Reviews
Max
My son and I came here for years when this was a KOA and then for a brief time as Copake Camping Resort. We always camped in one of the four awesome tent sites. Great location and setup, it was perfect. Greed knows no bounds and they took away the only four tent sites for yet even more rv sites. We were told, at least a few years ago, that actually taking away the sites was a good thing since then we could tent camp anywhere. Total nonsense that was not a netter option at all. We never went back and now I see there is no tent camping at all. We will never camp there again and want to sarcastically thank the current, far less quality than the KOA ownership for ruining a place for us that we held dear. And I see the reviews are now down to 4.2 which is not good for a campground and not surprised at all.
Vanessa Spino
I’ve been camping at this campground a couple of times each camping season for several years and have always appreciated the reliable hookups, friendly staff and amenities. The grass sites are my favorite—much nicer than the other transient spots, which feel more like a parking lot. Those are great when camping with friends, but not when you prefer a quiet evening. Wifi was very slow and it took some time to access social media. That said, I was really disappointed at the steep $100 a night for the weekend after Columbus Day, and I wasn’t able to use the discount advertised on their Facebook page because it was considered a “special” weekend (guess I didn't read the fine print). Yes, it was Monster Weekend which included a trunk-or-treat and a band, but that hardly justified not being able to use the discount. I can understand that rate in the summer with pool open, air conditioners on and more staff to handle more guests. I’ve enjoyed Copake Camping Resort for a long time due to its location to the Rail Trail and the Hillsdale Farmers market on the weekend as well as it is under an hour from my home. Still, at these prices, I’ll likely be booking other campgrounds in the area in the future.
Christopher O'Brien
Nice private camping resort, cabins & campers only. Nicely run, facilities very nice. Enjoyed a last minute trip that just so happened to have open site for us to go.
Jen Rafuse
Attention campers! This was a really nice little camping or glamping spot, very family friendly, dog friendly, fun activities or very nice for relaxing. Cute little store for small or last minute staples (water, milk, eggs, bacon, candies, ice, firewood, etc.). The beds were a bit hard for my liking, but the hubby didn't mind that, so just be aware! Don't forget your own linens and pillows!
Marilyn Hernandez
My first camping 🏕 experience and I have had the best experience with my family here at Copake Camping Resort. I will recommend it to anyone and everyone! Thank you for such a wonderful time. The included activities were great and our neighbors were wonderful! I can't wait to come back! 8hr drive from Ohio was totally worth every mile! 🥰🥰🥰