Empire campgrounds feels like my home away from home! I've camped in the luxurious tents here 3…read moretimes and I will always come back! The property is gorgeous and quiet, the tent is comfortable and cozy, and Valian is an incredible and accommodating host. 10000% recommend for campers, glampers, and anyone who is looking for a peaceful little getaway. Floki the dog is also adorable and will melt all your worries away:) love it here, thanks Valian!!!!

I wasn't sure what to expect from an Airbnb campground.But when we arrived Valian greeted us and…read moremade us feel welcome .This campground is a work in progress.We are definitely planning to go back in the future .

I pulled in for just a minute bc I was lost and my phone couldn't connect, and I didn't want to…read morepark unsafely on the side of the road to cause any accidents. People drive fast here, and the roads are back country type. Not the safest. I was also curious about what rental was like, bc I was thinking about coming back with friends in the spring for hiking. Immediately, a kid comes over and makes it known that I'm unwelcome. I tell her my situation and she leaves. Then before I could even leave (!), an aggressive weirdo on a golf cart, comes over and lets me know that I can't be there for just a minute to get my bearings and leave. "That happens on the public roads," he says. And "we only rent to friends". I don't recommend staying here unless you enjoy a hostile, cult-like "welcome". And if you're a member of the public, bc apparently they don't want you there.

Attended a 3 day event with a large group. The staff were super-friendly, and very accommodating…read more They deliver ice & firewood, and daily trash pickup right at your site. There is plenty of relaxing entertainment - hammocks already set up, horseshoes, playground, pool, and they had live entertainment on the weekend. The campground is nice. Not too large, not too tiny. Has 1 shower house, and 2 sets of restrooms in the main area. Large pool, and it's easy to get places from there. The only downside I found was that for some campsites you have to straddle a ditch when pulling in, so you need to be a bit careful. Definitely recommend!

Best camp in the mountains!! Fun happy place to make a lifetime of great memoriesread more

Great camp. More towards the yeshivish side. Pretty nice grounds…read morep.s. My bungalow colony was right around the corner. I passed by pretty often. I found that a lot of girls were wearing uniform skirts on a daily biases! Other than that I would recommend it.

Just had the best trip down the Delaware River. Landers employees were helpful and informative in…read morehelping me book my trip. I went rafting with friends and we had a great time. We saw several bald eagles and enjoyed natures beauty during our 4 hour float. No rough rapids, so nothing to be worried about. Pack a cooler with hoagies, drinks and snacks and you are good to go!

6 Hours of Sunburned Regret - Landers River Trap........f you've ever dreamed of drifting…read morepeacefully down a river for three relaxing hours, don't come here -- unless you meant six hours of sun-scorched misery while your children cry and you paddle like a deranged gondolier just to keep moving. Landers assured us our 5-mile tubing trip would be a chill three-hour float. Cute. The Delaware River clearly didn't get the memo, because in some spots the current stops entirely. You'll have to use your arms like oars -- not fun when your only paddles are your hands and growing resentment. Pro tip: if you have kids under 12, they'll be too small for the massive tubes and too weak to help. So congrats -- you're towing a human anchor while slowly baking alive. And just when you think you've made it, Landers hits you with the final boss: a shoreline of thick, goopy mud that sucks your shoes off and your soul with it. Because who doesn't want to end the worst vacation day ever by trudging through six inches of swamp muck? Never again. Thanks for the trauma, Landers.

Neat and interesting was just a nice park with art the app was not really worth downloadingread more

From the owner: We are an artist-built environment - on the main drag but off the beaten path. Brunel Park is an…read moreintimate and singular sanctuary of nature, art, culture, and history, nestled in the Ashokan Reservoir watershed in Ulster County, NY. The Park was created by Emile Brunel, a French- Alsatian sculptor, photographer, and filmmaker who founded what became known as the New York Institute of Photography in 1910 and began buying property in the Catskills in 1921. Between 1929 and 1941, he created the 14 concrete artworks that comprise the Sculpture Garden, most of which have recently been conserved. Since opening to the public in August of 2019, Brunel Park and our programs have drawn enthusiastic support from Ulster County’s preservation and tourism departments and businesses, municipal leaders, like-minded organizations, artists, Indigenous teachers and educators, horticulturalists, regional media, local residents and international visitors alike.