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Finger Lakes Campground
Overview
Finger Lakes Campground offers a serene escape set across 50 acres of lush, wooded landscape in the heart of upstate New York. This destination provides a peaceful camping experience that emphasizes a deep connection with the outdoors. Unlike bustling roadside stops, this park invites travelers to slow down and enjoy the quiet beauty of the rolling hills. Whether you are staying in a big rig or a tent, the park serves as a welcoming home base for exploring the renowned Finger Lakes region while maintaining a relaxed, nature-centric atmosphere.
Location & Surroundings
Situated in Prattsburgh, NY, the park is nestled in the scenic countryside of Steuben County. It is conveniently located just a short drive from the southern tip of Keuka Lake and the charming village of Hammondsport. The surrounding area is characterized by vast farm fields, dense forests, and the steep slopes typical of the glaciated lake region. Travelers will appreciate the scenic rural drives that lead to the campground, offering a genuine sense of seclusion while remaining accessible to local town amenities.
Amenities & Park Features
The park is well-equipped for modern RVers, offering full hookup sites with both 30 and 50-amp electrical service. Guests can enjoy an array of outdoor activities without leaving the property, including over five miles of hiking trails that wind through the private woods. The property also features a spring-fed, catch-and-release fishing pond and a refreshing swimming pool for the warmer summer months. Additional conveniences include a modern, clean bathhouse, a camp store for essentials, and a spacious pavilion for community gatherings.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
Winery tours are a primary draw for visitors, as the park is situated minutes away from the famous Keuka Lake Wine Trail. You can sample world-class Rieslings at the historic Dr. Konstantin Frank Winery or enjoy the stunning hillside views from Heron Hill. For history buffs, the Glenn H. Curtiss Museum in Hammondsport showcases local aviation and motorcycling history. Nature lovers can also take a day trip to Watkins Glen State Park to witness its iconic waterfalls, located less than an hour away.
Who This Park Is Best For
This campground is an ideal match for nature-loving families and couples seeking a quiet retreat rather than a high-traffic resort atmosphere. It is particularly well-suited for hikers and pet owners who will make frequent use of the extensive on-site trail system. Because of its proximity to local vineyards and breweries, it is also a top choice for wine enthusiasts looking for a comfortable, quiet place to park their rig while exploring the best flavors of the western Finger Lakes.
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User Reviews
Mark Manti
Upon our arrival, the campground was neat and clean. At the office,the person at the check in desk was very friendly and welcoming. Our site was spacious and was a full hookup site. The pool was extremely clean and had newer furniture on the deck area. We didn't spend a great deal if time there during the day,however when we were there it was quiet and peaceful. The surrounding view was spectacular, showcasing the hilly region . I would highly recommend it if you are looking for a great to stay when in the finger lakes region
Brittany Dostman
My husband and I stayed here for a Thursday to a Sunday and we had a wonderful time. It's a laid-back place, not too big, not too small, tucked in the beautiful hills close to Hammondsport and Bully Hill Winery. There was a torrential downpour one of the nights we were there, and everything was bone dry in the am, no flooding on our site anywhere. For quiet, laid-back and relaxing... we really liked this place and will definitely be adding it to our list to return! The pool was a nice bonus on the super hot days that hit about 90°. Very refreshing. Thank you FLC for accommodating us!
Luke Reisinger II
Very clean well ran camp. Don't speed over 5mph, u will hear about it. Everyone was friendly, lots of daily activities, pool, trails. I just wish it was closer to the marina at keuka for our boat access. Golf cart is recommended. Lots of hills, not alot of shade.
Vanessa Randolph
We didn’t arrive to the campground until after dark. Luckily, we were able to select the exact camp site, when we made the reservation and payment on line. When I write after dark; dark is the key word. The road around the park is a winding road with forested areas all around. They could use some low level lighting to make navigation easier. There are blind corners, everywhere. The campsite we picked was an isolated spot and the bathroom/Shower building was right beside our campsite. My biggest complaint was that the shower room did not include a sink, mirror or toilet. The bathrooms were on the opposite side of the building, so We had to take care of personal needs then go around the building to take a shower. The showers were clean enough, however, they had no type of shelf or anything to set your Shampoo and such. As you have probably noticed, my review probably read as knit picky. That is because the rest of our experience was good. The campsite was nice and shady. There are all kinds of ATV paths cut through all the forested areas. It was very reasonable, the primitive camping site we picked cost $15, a day! Overall it was a pleasant experience.
Brie Crooks
Great hideaway in the Finger Lakes! Secluded enough to still be considered camping but close enough to many area places! Great little community of seasonal campers, too! There is a wonderful bar/restaurant a mile or two away and many wineries/breweries a short drive further.