Jill
For Croton Point Park: Very nice park with lots of grass and trees right on the Hudson river. The campsites are up on the hill and you could only see the Hudson through a few trees if you get site 26 or 27. We were here during Covid closures, but it’s mid August now and oddly the beach and the playground is still closed. Lots of shade. A bit pricey at $60 for a full hook up.
Posted Aug 25, 2020 by Jill from Arizona . This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.
Houser
For Croton Point Park: Stayed in the RV section in May. Little privacy between sites, however they are shaded. Playground was great. Bathrooms were decent. Lots of green space to run, play, picnic. Nice beach area with life guards. Drive up to Croton Dam for a hike—beautiful! Campground admission gets u in free. A little buggy, but not intolerable. Great little find for a quick weekend trip. Looking around the tent area is set apart and nice. And the cabins have big grassy area for groups. A little for everyone!
Posted Jun 01, 2019 by Houser from MA. This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.
Donna little
For Croton Point Park: I cannot say enough about this park. I needed a site due to a family emergency. I am from Florida and the girls in the office really helped me out.
I need to get to Westchester Medical Center everyday and you cannot beat this location.
Sites are really nice. Verizon service is spotty but workable.
I would come back every year and stay here.
Posted Jul 17, 2018 by Donna little from FL. This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.
RT
For Croton Point Park: Nice county park, well maintained. Roads are wide and paved, our site was hard packed gravel, nice level site. We were there early in the season, so the transient side of the campground was empty. The other side is various RVs and pull trailers that appear to be year-rounders. It was quiet during our stay. Verizon and T-Mobile worked fine here. Price reflects a one week stay. Bathrooms were closed during our stay. They don't provide fire pits, but you can bring your own.
Customer service in making reservations and checking in left a lot to be desired but, it's a county park. They DO recycle here despite what we were told when we asked that specific question - not only separate bins at the park but the grocery store down the road takes cans and bottles. You'd think that especially since there's a massive landfill capped off at this county park, employees would have an awareness of recycling?
Only a couple minor drawbacks: Something was up with our electric pole as over voltage caused our surge protector to trip several times a day. If you live here you probably get used to the trains running day and night, we didn't during our week's stay.
Nice paths to walk around the park and along the river. Lots of people fishing and out enjoying the day use areas during our stay.
Posted Apr 29, 2018 by RT from . This is the subjective opinion of a traveler and not of AllStays LLC.
