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Belvedere Lake Resort
Overview
Belvedere Lake Resort offers a serene escape nestled within the rolling hills of Central New York. This destination is centered around a stunning 30-acre private lake, providing a picturesque backdrop for RV travelers seeking a mix of relaxation and outdoor activity. The park maintains a welcoming, community-oriented atmosphere that captures the essence of a classic summer getaway while offering the modern infrastructure necessary for a comfortable long-term or weekend stay.
Location & Surroundings
Located in the historic town of Cherry Valley, NY, the resort is perfectly positioned for those who want to explore the Greater Cooperstown area. The surrounding landscape is characterized by lush forests and sprawling agricultural vistas, offering a quiet respite from more commercialized tourist hubs. Its proximity to Otsego County’s natural landmarks makes it a convenient base for exploring the scenic beauty and rural charm of the upstate region.
Amenities & Park Features
The park is well-equipped with amenities designed for both recreation and convenience. Guests can enjoy full hookup RV sites that accommodate various rig sizes with ease. The private lake is the centerpiece of the resort, offering opportunities for fishing and non-motorized boating. On-site facilities include a sparkling swimming pool, miniature golf, and sports courts for tennis and basketball. For practical needs, the resort provides a camp store and laundry facilities to ensure a seamless experience for all visitors.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
A short drive from the resort leads to the legendary National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum in Cooperstown, a must-visit for sports enthusiasts. Nature lovers can spend a day at Glimmerglass State Park, which offers sandy beaches and scenic hiking trails. The area is also known for its rich cultural scene, including the Glimmerglass Festival and various local craft breweries and cideries that showcase the unique flavors of Central New York.
Who This Park Is Best For
This resort is an ideal choice for family vacationers looking for a self-contained destination with plenty of kid-friendly activities and waterfront fun. It also appeals strongly to travelers visiting the Cooperstown area who prefer a peaceful, lakeside setting over town-center lodging. If you appreciate a balance of structured resort amenities and the quiet beauty of the New York countryside, this park provides a tailored experience for your travel style.
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User Reviews
lowman851
5 mph rule is enforced fully. You will fight when someone yells at you. Very expensive store. Bring what you need .
David McLure
Remote location in a pretty setting. Lots of RULES! Mostly seasonal RV clients complete with their own landscaping. Lots of exterior LED lighting on RVs making it look like a city at night. Constant golf cart traffic/noise all day long. Many amenities, many not very functional, many at an added cost. Dated physical facilities. Not a wilderness experience. Have no interest in returning.
Roger Kopas
This is a beautiful, well maintained campground located in lovely Cherry Valley. The owner is about as nice a man as you can find! He went out of his way to help us on our vacation and we were touched by his kindness. I highly recommend this campground!
Cheryl Ford
Nice friendly staff. No cell phone service.
Thomas Keator
Seemed like a decent campground
Gudrun Miller
Great place. Relaxing. Friendly. Reasonable rates. Fireworks on Saturday were wonderful. Bathhouse Super Clean, But remember your quarters..the water is metered.
Daniel Garrow
We had a great time with our family. We plan on going back for 2021 and hopefully there is a lot more for activities going on. The golf course & boat rentals is a plus.
Barb Bellstedt
Belvedere Lake is my place of serenity. Our seasonal camp there is our happy place. From the beautiful scenery, abundant activities to the people. A seasonal since 2014, we could not have found a better fit for our family. My husband enjoys the golf course, our 11 year old has built lifelong friendships and I have found my second home.
Scott Gypson
A mixed bag. The staff is friendly, the lake/beach area can be fun. There's other amenities we didnt have time to enjoy unfortunately. $0.50 for 5 min of shower time which are located a friendly distance for RV camping only. The booking had a snafu with a 2 month delay in response but it was ultimately worked out. My biggest issue is we stayed at the tent sites which was not what we expected. The sites are on what appears to be an old service road all lined up. You're supposed to park up the hill and carry all your stuff down a steep non maintained hill. $35 for a tent site with no hookups is expensive.....look at state park rates. Mowing of the lawn started at 7:54am . The RV sites are crammed together like there's no tomorrow in a field. There's also wild packs of golf carts that will keep you on your heels. The convenience store is great....if you forgot anything they most likely have it. Overall, not a bad place....have just camped at too many other places that offer a greater site experience for less.
Jeff wright
We stayed for the Forth of July weekend. The fireworks and party with a DJ were great. As weekend guests you are put into a field with the rest of the weekenders. it was very tight and we have a 20' trailer. We were not able to have a fire until the last night when our neighbors left. This is primarily a seasonal site , most of the seasonals have golf carts and the traffic is noticeable. We played golf at the 9 hole course the greens were good and the course was challenging for beginners like us. Water and electric hookups are fine, the bathrooms are ok, the showers cost 50 cents and the ones closest to us had no hot water, when checking out they said that no one let them know and that the pilot light on the water heater was probably out. The campground is gated and if you need to get in after the office closes a gate pass is needed. We spent most of our time touring Cooperstown and for our needs the campground was good.