We stayed here with our 30 ft class c, pulling our car on a tow dolly. We unloaded the car at the office and parked the RV and tow dolly in a back-in site. We parked the car at the site. This was a beautiful state park on Otsego Lake. A lot of nice beach facilities and probably a lot of summertime visitors, but none in September when we were there. Visited the oldest covered bridge in the nation and walked around Hyde Hall Mansion before heading to the Baseball Hall of Fame at Cooperstown on the south side of the lake. Worked well for us.
Posted Oct 13, 2025; New York
This is a little gem of a park We stayed in site 12 a which had electric and was off to itself. Lots of trees and bushes for privacy. We extended our stay and dry camped in site 39 which was perfectly nestled into the woods We loved it here. The beach and the lake are wonderful, idyllic. The facilities are well taken care of and the beach even has a little snack bar and life guards. This is a wonderful family campground It’s perfect for sojourns into Cooperstown. As I mentioned, we loved it here and extended our stay by 3 days. Verizon coverage was 2-3 bars… good enough to stream on.
Posted Jul 12, 2022; New York
This is a very nice State Park campground. This is our second time here. It is close to Cooperstown and the Baseball Hall of Fame, which we visited the last time. The spacing of the sites is good and our site was level and clean. There is a beach and concessions on the lake which is a close walk. Staff were friendly and helpful. We will stop here again.
Posted Jul 23, 2021; New York
Beautiful! We stayed in site 21 with 30' motorhome. 30 amp only, paved roads, plenty of separation between sites and well maintained. Beach, very short hikes to covered bridge and beaver pond. Short drive to Cooperstown. Do not miss this campground!
Posted Aug 08, 2017; New York
Busy place for locals. They enforce the generator rules by the minute.
Posted Jun 29, 2012; New York