I recently stayed at AutoCamp Catskills for a camping trip with four other people, and overall it was a new and interesting experience. We booked the Family Cabin, which was decent, but there were a few areas that could use improvement. The water pressure in the bathroom was noticeably low, which made showering a bit inconvenient. Also, there wasn't a clear or accessible place to dispose of trash once it piled up. It would be helpful if staff came around periodically with trash bags or provided designated disposal areas closer to the cabins. On the positive side, the 24-hour front desk text service was extremely convenient. Anytime we had a question, someone responded quickly. The cabin itself didn't have an oven, but it did include a stovetop and microwave, which was enough for simple meals. I also appreciated that they offered free coffee and access to bikes, which added to the overall experience. AutoCamp has a great concept and a beautiful location. With a few adjustments to the cabin amenities and trash management, it would make the stay even better. Overall, still a solid spot for a unique getaway in the Catskills. read more

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Stayed for one night in a family cabin, which is marketed as roomy enough for 5 adults. I would have to disagree! The bunk beds are tiny - both narrow and short. My adult children were very uncomfortable. The bedding is sleeping bags. The couch that converts to a bed was a little roomier, but it was stained and had a dirty blanket draped on it. Consistent with other reviews, there was a wad of hair in the shower (I didn't tell my family or we would have had to leave the place) and the water pressure was a trickle, though the temperature was hot. That being said, I love concept and it looked great for families with young children. The hair in the shower was the deal breaker for me, because we paid a lot for one night and I would appreciate basic cleanliness. The tv worked well and check in was smooth. read more

I'll be honest, roughing it in the great outdoors is not my cup of tea, but "Glamping" is just fine with me! AutoCamp offers a "Glamorous Camping" experience which is the perfect blend of outdoor adventure with all the creature comforts of modern living conveniences. This is a great choice for those who want to experience nature without sacrificing the conveniences of home. We stayed in a 31 foot "Airstream" which offered: * A Queen size temper pedic bed. * 2 zone HVAC thermostat. * Modern shower complete with toiletries. * Mini fridge, microwave, hot water pot * LED TV, outdoor grill, pots, pans, cups, plates and kitchen sink. The main Clubhouse has plenty of board games and a bar offering adult beverages and simple bar type food like pizza and burgers. There is a little store selling microwaveable snacks. There is complimentary breakfast served in the morning, but it offers only coffee, tea and some loose granola from a dispenser. If you buy anything use your debit or credit card, they dont accept cash here, other than cash tips at the bar. Autocamp has tents, cabins and premium accommodations for rent as well. Glamping is a refreshing way to disconnect from the hustle and bustle of daily life and reconnect with nature in style and comfort. NOTE: Woodstock is the next town over and has some excellent restaurants and stores. read more

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Glamping at its best! This property offers a glamorous camping style. Got begun your journey inside the architecturally stunning main lodge. Inside there is wine taps, s'mores kits, and more. The staff are super friendly. Outback is a gas fire with chairs around. You can select a tent, airstream or small house. We wanted the comfort of our own bathroom and shower, opting for a premium small house. It was perfect! We were treated to deer right outside our window. We got wood and a fire starter at the Price Chopper down the street and had a fire right outside or tiny house. It was so nice. It was easy camping, no camping skills required! See website for more details. read more

AutoCamp Catskills - From the back porch - Campgrounds Near Me - Saugerties, New York

I was initially excited to visit AutoCamp Catskill, especially with their new partnership with Hilton in 2024. However, my experience at AutoCamp Catskill was deeply disappointing due to the unethical and predatory practices of the General Manager, Cathy Johnson, and the lack of accountability for safety concerns. During our stay, a significant safety issue arose when the bathroom window of the AirStream Cabin malfunctioned and broke. The latch mechanism failed while we were trying to open the window to air out the room, causing the pane to open unevenly and shatter. This breakage was a direct result of a faulty and jammed mechanism, not misuse or excessive force, as Cathy later claimed through email. Importantly, this is not an isolated incident--a previous guest reported a similar issue that was never resolved, which highlights a troubling pattern of neglect. When we brought this concern to Cathy's attention, we were met with dismissive and contradictory responses. Instead of addressing the safety issue, she accused us of intentionally breaking the window, despite having no evidence and not being present during the incident. Our attempts to provide photo evidence of the faulty mechanism were ignored, and she insisted the window had passed a quarterly safety check. This claim is particularly concerning given the unresolved complaint from a prior guest from the previous quarter, suggesting that such issues are ongoing and unaddressed. Equally troubling was the lack of communication and accountability. We reached out multiple times via text, email, guest feedback, and ultimately escalated the issue to Hilton Guest Correspondence. Cathy responded only once and failed to engage further after receiving the photo evidence. This lack of engagement raises serious concerns about whether guest safety or satisfaction is a priority at this property. The AirStream Cabin itself was aesthetically pleasing, but the lack of attention to safety and the predatory manner in which management handled this incident overshadowed any positives. It appears that their focus is more on extracting financial recovery from guests than ensuring a safe and enjoyable stay. As a loyal Hilton member, I expect a standard of quality and care that was absent at AutoCamp Catskill. I strongly urge Hilton and AutoCamp to reevaluate the management practices at this location. Until changes are made to address guest safety concerns and foster ethical accountability, I cannot recommend this property to others. I've included a photo of the broken window, showing visual evidence that the uneven opening, contradicting claims from the hotel property that no faults were present. This was taken immediately after the window had broken contemporaneous to opening using the latch. The window was not previously tampered with. read more

AutoCamp Catskills - Campgrounds Near Me - Saugerties, New York

Here's our review and pros & cons of our 5-night stay at auto camping in an airstream. Checking in went somewhat smooth. Even though it seemed like the first day had some hiccups, they did their best to make it right by us. There's a chalkboard with events that are usually scheduled a few days at a time. One day, they had a food truck come by that wasn't bad, but some of the events were canceled. They would also text you with updates, events going on or issues to keep you in the loop as to what's going on. Pros: the air stream is roomy with privacy between rooms, provided utensils, AC unit kept the camper cool, the staff was overall helpful, especially Mr. Rodgers aka Corey and Colin, plenty of parking, dog friendly, the solar fire pits for grilling, sitting and table by your site, plenty of parking, you could text them for anything needed such as towels, dog bags around the grounds, small fridge and microwave, blue tooth system in trailer for music, TV with plenty of channels, usb ports, carts to bring your items to and from your site. Cons: we saw that some people checked out or just left early, and the trailers weren't cleaned out right away or for a couple of days, which could lead to mice, which is probably what happened with our trailer. When we checked in, we found droppings in the utensil drawer and by the garbage can. They ran out of fire starters. Booking a premium air stream just means you have no one behind your trailer, water pressure in the airstream, especially the shower is nonexistent unless you figure out the trick to getting more pressure, the AC system is loud to the point that you can't hear people talk, the bed was hard, and we always woke up with back pain. This place can be great, but it's just unorganized. Just some tips: put your cart back after using it. If you have an airstream and want a shower with pressure, use the ones in the clubhouse because the pressure is so much better, unless you figured out the trick. If you need to buy wood, go to the gas station or price chopper for cheaper bundles, looking for a place to cool down, search big deep on yelp or apple map it's about 10 minutes down the road just clean up after yourself. Request a trailer from number 201-215. We also found that while sleeping, if you shut off the bedroom zone for the AC and close the bedroom door, it still keeps the trailer cool and quiet and a lot less noise while sleeping. You can also do the opposite as far as zones during the day while in the living room area. read more

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Rented a cabin here to celebrate my beau and I's anniversary. We have a tradition of celebrating our anniversary cozied up in nature together so AutoCamp looked like the perfect glamping experience. We are "nature people" but not the camping and "roughing it out" type, ya know? I didn't realize our reservation was for an "accessible" cabin when I booked it but no harm, no foul. Only thing that was weird was the "accessible" shower. The shower curtains were dirty (the clear liner) and definitely needed to be replaced. We were only there for a few days so we didn't waste time complaining-- was just something to note. We also noticed a lot of fruit flies which probably meant that garbage had been sitting for awhile before arrived? Not sure. Everything else was really clean and tidy. The bed sheets were clean and bed was comfy. Another PLUS: we arrived to a sweet note wishing us a happy anniversary and a smore's kit (which we used and loved!) Overall, we really enjoyed our experience. Everyone was SUPER friendly. It had an outdoorsy, glamping hotel vibe. There are games, a bar, a restaurant to order food from if need be, and a little shop for healthy snacks and smores kits. There's even a happy hour with pretty good beer and wine selections. We were able to get wood and firestarter at location so we didn't need to haul it from "off campus"-- that was super convenient, especially because you can just charge things to your room (like a hotel). I would definitely return here in the Fall, I'm sure it's beautiful with the foliage. read more

Already booking another trip. Private- yet not isolated. Can be intimate. Can be social. My wife and I did a last minute getaway- and booked AutoCamp. We are a Queer POC couple. Best decision. Before arriving- my wife contacted the property and immediately we knew it was going to be a good trip. Corey (I hope I spelled it right) was GREAT! He had us cracking up- feeling very welcomed. Everything done with a big smile. We have stayed at similar concept properties and this was by far the best. Everything is thought out. We pulled up- entered the beautiful guest area to check in. Spacious and clean- with a 24hr general store available. Greeted by Corey and two other staff members - we had a quick and easy check in. Corey then showed us where to park and drove us over to our cabin in a cart with our bags and belongings. The complimentary firewood was great! (Other places usually have a charge for it). Entering our suite- we couldn't have asked for something better. Thoughtfully laid out - you have a private room, kitchenette area, and full bathroom. Modern and up to date, we had no issues. Warm water with nice pressure for our showers. Clean towels and robes to relax. Cute sofa to sit on while watching tv. Bed was so comfortable too! Storage space was great and the smallest things were thought out. Down to placements of outlets and light switches. Couldn't have asked for a better place to stay for our trip. Trails lit up with string lights which allows you to enjoy them at any hour. Entertainment in the common area guest check in. Games to play, sometimes live music. Indoor fire pit. Outdoor fire pit. A bar. A kitchen to order from. Absolutely returning. read more

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Glamping near Woodstock in the Catskills. You can stay in airstream campers, luxury tents, or tiny wood cabins. I stayed in both airstream and cabin. Cabin was better as is larger and has bunk beds. Airstream was a fun experience though. Nice clean facility, live music. Free axe throwing when we were there. Pro tip, bring you own wood and barbecue coals to burn to save cash. Saugerties is nice to check out as well. I found rooms nice and clean. You can bring your dog. 4/5 stars as there are a few extra charges like resort fee dog fee etc that made it rather expensive for what it is. read more

We just finished a 2 night stay at auto camp. The grounds are beautiful and the clubhouse is a nice place to hang out. However my issue is that the tent we stayed in was absolutely filthy. The tarp is covered in mold and I found mouse droppings by the night table. Additionally the shower stalls/ bathroom stalls in the clubhouse don't look like they are being well cleaned as the toilet bowl is always filthy and the showers have hair at the bottom. Won't be returning. read more

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first time going glamping and i quite liked it! pros: -the airstreams are soooo cute! and the space is well-decorated. -helpful staff: we locked ourselves out by accident and they quickly gave us another key card. they also help campers start fires in case they needed help (we didn't need help, but it's good to know that they do). cons: -extremely weak water pressure, the hot shower that i was looking forward to after being drenched by the summer t-storm was very unsatisfying. -sofa wasn't thoroughly cleaned: it had lots of dog hair on it and the person who was sleeping on the sofa bed was reasonably icked out. -not many bikes were available for use: i thought i saw 7-8 bikes on social media but i've only seen like 2 on site. i also think that with the fire pit being the only way to cook food, it'd be really helpful to have a big umbrella of some sort to prop up over the outdoor area while we cooked in case of a huge rain. nevertheless, it was a pretty good experience and i'd like to go back again! read more

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Wonderful first time in an airstream. As a HH, we had free firewood, smoke kit. However disappointed they didn't offer continental breakfast. We came during memorial weekend and it was packed so the room was only ready at 4, it was also kind of stuffy so we had to air it out. Overall a smooth experience and super nice that it was practically a hotel experience in an airstream: running water, AC. WiFi was non existent but that was the nice part about camping read more

Such a fun experience! We rented a 30' Airstream trailer for the weekend in December. It was soo airy and clean. The mattress is super comfy. We were both super excited to spend the night there. The main clubhouse was huge and had tons of seating from couches, to loungers, to chairs. We sat outside at the fire ring which was really nice on a super cold night. It was a gas fire pit; not wood burning so you don't get the sounds of cracking wood but you also don't smell like burnt wood. In the morning they had delish coffee and granola for guests. Plus they had some other items you could pay for. My boyfriend and I both ordered a hot breakfast which was affordable and delicious. I will be back! read more

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We enjoyed our stay at Autocamp Catskills. There were activities in the clubhouse you could join like trivia, arts & craft, yoga, movies, games. It's very convenient. If you don't want to cook, they have options. If you forgot to pack any essentials, the general store probably has it. The campground is very kid friendly and dog friendly. It's great for groups. We had a nice walk along the trail that circles the whole camp. The staff were really topnotch. Really responsive and helpful. read more

Just returned from here with two friends. We had the best time..stayed in the air streams--very clean and spacious...large bathroom..closets, seating and very comfortable bed All amenities needed for a stay were here..utensils,plates cups, microwave,kettle, cast iron skillet for outdoors. mitts, hangars, tv etc Outside seating table chairs grilling Huge clubhouse with coffee tea granola for free for breakfast but you can purchase food. Great general store inside with food, snacks drinks, clothes etc..anything you may have forgotten Bicycles, yoga, smores at the fire pit, volley ball small playground corn hole etc.. A board displays what is happening and a Happy hour also Lovely grounds to walk around dog friendly..extra charge I believe No pool but there are lakes about 20-30 minutes away very family friendly Many local restaurants in the area The staff are wonderful...so helpful.. Wagons available to bring your stiff to the air streams The managers onsite are very helpful know their product very well. The staff at the front desk are always there to help you.Very friendly! read more

We relaxed, hiked, and enjoyed the quiet outside away from city life. Liked · The staff service was exceptional and responsive. The Tent was comfortable and clean. We were able to relax and felt safe. The staff was very knowledgeable about the experiences/adventures the Autocamp offered. We would have liked pamphlets about local sites or activities. Also, it would be nice if the location had at least one day and one evening activity/game for campers to join in. read more

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I am really disappointed with this place. We've been glamping before so knew what to expect in that aspect, however so many other things were wrong here. We waited over 2.5 hours after check-in time for our accommodation to be ready. All of the furniture in the clubhouse is worn out and dirty. "Movie night" was just a movie shown on a regular TV in an indoor conference room type space; maybe this is my own skewed expectation but I envisioned a projector screen outside near the fire pit. There is literally nothing to do on the property for young kids except for a very small playground area that I wouldn't even call a playground. As I'm writing this it's 10:37pm and there is extremely loud music playing at the clubhouse and people literally screaming for the last 1.5 hours while my small children are trying to sleep. Their website clearly states no amplified music or loud behavior from guests at any time especially during quiet hours which are from 10pm -8am. Their food is comparable to what's served in a middle school cafeteria. Found a huge wad of black hair in the airstream shower, too. For $600 a night I really expected a great experience especially with pretty positive reviews overall. Not sure what went wrong here but this was just not it. Luckily our kids had a great time. I also never write negative reviews but this just had to be said to save any other prospective guests from getting duped. The tents and airstreams are nice, well equipped with lots of comforts, they have a nice board game selection and they have a nice little shop where you can buy frozen food and other healthy-ish snacks. read more

We had an amazing time while visiting. Our airstream was clean and very comfortable. The wait was a bit longer than expected but the staff was wonderful. Angela, helped us out throughout our stay and she made sure we had everything we needed. I suggest staying for a couple of days to get the best out of the experience. There are so many options for hiking nearby. It is the Catskills. Also, you can visit Woodstock or Hudson which are great places with restaurants and shops. We visited the town of Saugerties for the first time after a day of hiking. We are so excited to come back or even visit the other locations. read more

Amazing Labor Day getaway. Our first time here. Have wanted to stay since opening. It did not disappoint. While pricey it was just what we needed. The location of our unit was private. Corey, who there was excellent. He helped us get all our things to our unit and gave some dinner suggestions in the area. We found the unit to be perfect. The bed was comfortable, the bathroom well appointed and the sink/kitchen area offered enough space to prep our meals. The couple suggestions I have to make love easier is 1. The units need some sort of broom to tidy up, 2. Better directions to connect to Chromecast ( it was football season) , post on the site that while there is a kettle to heat water there was nothing in the unit to make coffee ( maybe a French press would be helpful) and lastly have the wood supplier give dry wood. The wood needed for thenSolo stove was still damp this hard to use. Had to buy a bag of charcoal to o cook. Other than this it was an amazing getaway. Cannot wait to go back. read more

My husband and I booked the Classic Airstream. While a bit pricey, it was overall pretty nice. A couple of issues- our towels were stained (had to request new towels), the couch and ottoman were also stained, the soap dispenser was broke. We decided that since we weren't at a hotel we wouldn't make a big deal of it. But for the price point a little disappointing. Not sure if it was because it was a holiday weekend but the campsite and lodge were overrun with children. If you're looking for a quiet getaway, maybe come during the week (we came on a Thursday, which was nice and pretty quiet but Friday and Saturday were very noisy). The Staff is friendly but overwhelmed. Getting food or drinks in the lodge at bar took an inordinate amount of time (waited over 20 minutes to be served during "happy hour" when only one other person was before me). Probably wouldn't choose this spot again over a traditional campsite because of the crowds. The amenities, while it does make "camping" more comfortable, aren't worth the price. And you're definitely not getting the customer service that you would at a hotel. read more

Autocamp was quite beautiful but I found their air steamer to be dirty, when I entered my room / airstreamer i found that there was unflushed urine in the rest room , later I found clothing thrown behind the Fulton . It was frustrating knowing that I paid all this money for a room that was not ready . The main lobby is quite nice and it's probably the only reason I'd want to return but more than likely wouldn't . read more

Can not rave enough about AutoCamp. Within one week I have already stayed at the Catskills and Cape Cod AutoCamp locations . My husband and I are now searching our next trip based around auto camps locations. These facilities were definitely created for folks that wanna be in touch with the outdoors and unwind from the day to day hustle and bustle. goodbye hotels hello AutoCamp. read more

This place. The moment you walk in with a dog your made to sign a dog policy form (fair totally get it) but it's not fair when they allow big dogs to walk around off leash but that's a part of there dog policy.... Their 350$ policy nice. Listen I love dogs. But if you're telling me my 12 pound dog can't walk around without a leash but a fucking lab can... never again. And I have video and pictures as evidence. Don't stay here if you have a small dog. read more

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We randomly booked a night here. As we arrived for check in, we were told our Airstream wasn't ready yet. They mentioned they would text us. Unfortunately they didn't, and we waited over two hours to be let in. The main club house area was beautiful, modern clean, and had fireplaces to sit at. We bought a beer, and waited a bit longer. We finally asked the front desk if they were ready for us, and they gave us our key, and told us someone was going to check. We walked are stuff over to the Airstream and eventually let ourselves in, because, well nothing seemed to be happening. To our delight the cabin was clean, sunny, airy and luxurious. The shower was big and had the yummiest of soaps. Complimentary dura flame logs and coffee. The tv was odd to work, but my husband figured it out. The bedding was soft, smelled lovely and we slept like babies. We wish we could have stayed longer, or at least have had been let into the cabin on time. Check in is 4pm, we were let in around 6pm, and check out was an early 10am! Breakfast was yummy granola, and coffee. It was peaceful quiet and cozy. We can't wait to go back and have a longer stay. I am sure once the place works the check in kinks out it will be spot on. It's just great! read more

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Don't believe the hype! First impressions are everything and this place was a huge disappointment. Upon arrival we were greeted with an unclean room. Bed sheets were full of hair and the shower drain also had tons of hair. The towels were dirty with dead bugs. The AC in the bed area didn't work. The place looked and smelled unclean. The assistant manager didn't send anyone for a while and we had just finished a long ride so wanted to shower. We had to walk to the front to speak to someone and checked out to a much nicer clean place. read more

So this was my first time glamping, and I would say I'm looking forward to going back! What I loved: - Service was very friendly. We were greeted immediately when we arrived, and introduced to the events happening that night and the next day. Keys were given quickly. The check in process was quick and smooth. - The Lobby is one gigantic open space. I couldn't get a cell signal in the lobby, but as soon as I stepped outside I had a signal. Did they block cell signal? Kinda cool if they did. - Airstreams were immaculate. Kudos to the clean team. Some nice to haves: - The fire pit behind the Lobby isn't really that strong enough on autumn nights. - A ping pong table would've been pretty cool. Tips if you're going: - There is full blown grocery store only about an 8-10 minute drive. They sell firewood as well. So I would suggest not needing to bring everything. You can simply just buy as you go if you plan on doing a lot of outdoor cooking. - The water pressure in the Airstream showers are pretty weak. If you're a female with long hair this might be an issue. The Lobby has showers, and towels as well. - This applies I think in the Autumn and Winter months... it gets darker earlier. Check in is at 4pm. Start that fire first thing if you plan on cooking outside for dinner! - The heater in our airstream was pretty loud whenever it turned off. Made this loud clicking noise. They offered free earplugs, but a pillow over the head did the trick as well. Suggestions to management: - Stock the grocery store with some really great instant noodles. And perhaps some Asian food items. - Have available cabins/tents/airstreams with mini tent garages that have golf carts for you to use. - A dog park maybe for all the dogs to play together? I would say this though... it was an internal struggle between the outdoor camp life which was what I was looking for, but seemingly always pushing for more creature comforts. Confused emotions! read more

Overall an amazing experience. I will ABSOLUTELY be back. This is the only way I will camp going forward. Everything looked even better than their posted photos. The airstream was so upscale, what a luxurious experience, super clean and no bugs. I loved the clubhouse and the shower, bed, stove/ fire pit of the airstream. The s'mores were the best I've ever had, you NEED to get the s'mores from their store in the clubhouse. Love that they had everything you need to camp at the clubhouse. Wi-Fi was fast. I plan on coming back up to work for a week or so. Very safe location. The staff was friendly, knowledgeable and helpful. Keep in mind they just opened in June 2022 so be patient, but so far, they're killing it. I love this concept. Great location close to Saugarites, woodstock and Kingston. Two hours from NYC. Cannot beat Autocamp - Catskills. This is a hidden secret, but will not be hidden for long. Jump on it. The price is worth it. read more

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Wanted to give this place 5 stars but there were a couple of issues. The bad: they weren't ready for any of the guests to check in and everyone had to wait. We waited an hour, then went back to the check-in line and explained we had 3 restless very young children with us and they then gave us our airstream. This seems to be an ongoing complaint judging by the reviews on other platforms. Rooms should be ready, guests are tired from travel and don't want to sit around for an hour waiting. Some people waited much longer. Second issue, when we went into the airstream I took a towel down and it was filthy, like they didn't replace the towels with fresh ones. Really off-putting and not something guests want to see, makes you question the cleanliness of everything else like the bedsheets etc. i texted the help desk number and they brought new towels right away but still yuck. cast iron skillet they provided was dirty and had crumbs in it, we had to wash it ourselves. When you charge as much as you do, people expect cleanliness to a certain degree. It's not enough to be a novelty. We paid extra money to be located in the private area which wasn't anymore private at all but just a longer walk, however this could be bc we went in the winter when the foliage is sparse so perhaps it's more private during the summer. I don't believe they are handicap accessible, the tiny houses may be but I didn't see a ramp but they may have ramps that are portable. You can't drive up to the airstream which is a good thing but be prepared to lug your stuff, it's not far, maybe a 4 minute walk to farthest section and they provide carts. The good: the staff was very welcoming and they gave us free drink vouchers for the check in wait. The club house area is nice and has games and TVs and a fireplace and Is quite cozy. The airstreams themselves have everything you need and more than adequate space for what it is. Was pleasantly surprised by the walk in shower and bathroom area of the airstream, quite roomy. We are a family of 5 with a 6 year old and two 3 year olds. Two kids fit on the fold out bed nicely, the third child we brought our own small collapsible cot for and that was fine. The adults slept in the bedroom and we were comfortable. We did use the firepit which doubles as a grill and made breakfast in the morning. What they have: They provide in and outside of the airstream the following: blow dryer, four chairs, firepit with grill top, mixing bowls, glasses, bowls, dishes, trivet, cast iron pan, bbq utensil kit, utensils, coffee which must be made in the French press or you can grab a free cup at the club house, tea, electric hot water kettle, wooden match sticks, robes, towels, pillows, blankets, sheets for both the regular bed and the pullout, toilet paper, shampoo, conditioner, body wash, hand soap, Pyrex glass square casserole, fold out tv dinner tables, chargeable lantern and other things. Free hot chocolate in the club house. Firewood available to purchase from them for 15 dollars a bundle, we brought our own. The club house has food you can buy. It is definitely "glamping" you won't feel stranded. The price chopper super market is five minutes up the road and the town of Saugerties has restaurants and shops. Hopefully they work out their kinks. read more