The yurt we stayed in was vermin infested. All of our food was destroyed and there was mouse…read moredefecation everywhere. Staff barked at us saying we were driving to fast while they drove much faster in their golf carts. A major onsite RV fire meant we had to evacuate almost a whole day and breath in toxic fumes the rest.

The staff here were extremely friendly and helpful. The cabins were clean and had all the necessary…read moreamenities, (AC, heating, mini fridge, microwave, etc). The bathrooms were also all very clean so that was huge. All over a great experience if your looking to hang out outside and do some relaxing.

(My stay was back in October. I thought I had posted this back then but I guess I only posted it to…read moreGoogle. I was hoping to stay there again but it looks like they don't rent the shipping containers anymore?) This place completely lived up to my expectations. My container #9 was immaculate, with a small fridge, record player, microwave, pod-coffee maker, sink, and full bathroom with standup shower. The shower was a little small, be careful of accidentally hitting the water handle because you might make the water too hot, but it was amazing how good the shower was otherwise! Nice, hot water, good pressure. Also, the AC/Heat worked great. The view was spectacular. I let Dennis (his name was on a sign to call if problems) know that the curtain rod had come down because the end of it was missing, but I was able to put it back up. When I called, he answered right away, and he was very appreciative of the call. It's next to the Skyline drive in theater, so you can watch the movies that are playing, and also it made it easy for them to allow for free parking. Free parking in NY!! It felt safe, and I experienced no issues leaving my car overnight for 2 days. There's a door with code that you have to punch in to get into the area with all the pods/containers. And then a separate code to get into your specific container (not sure about the pods). I could not get over the views. I was staying in a hostel in Manhattan the night before for the same price which was TINY and overlooked an alley with a bunch of condensers. This glamping was so much better, and I couldn't stop looking at the views! Each container has a little sitting area, and mine was the first of them, so there were people sitting outside my container on my second night, which I didn't mind since I was already in bed but they were right under my window, so I could hear them until they left. Maybe a little fence separating the first container's sitting area from the general area would be helpful. I would definitely come back to this place. Especially want to come back with my partner, as the views are super romantic :) Also, it was in Greenpoint, which is fantastically located, tons of great restaurants (go to Oxomoco if you can, amazing food!!!).

From the owner: Welcome to Skyline RV Camp Brooklyn by the Waterfront! Skyline RV Camp is more than just a place to…read morepark; it’s a gateway to the heart of the city. Convenient access to public transportation makes it easy to explore the vibrant neighborhoods, world-class dining, and cultural attractions that make New York City one of a kind.

It's the only show in town (rv park) Yep, it's definitely…read morenot anything special; but where else can you stay in your own RV with less than a 30 minute ferry ride into Manhattan. The restrooms and washhouse are kept up nicely. The grounds are just a big parking lot with water and electricity. The staff were cordial and very knowledgeable about the ferries and metro. Nothing fancy, but it works well if you want to visit Manhattan while staying in your RV. It worked really well for us.

The signage at this location is confusing and does not clearly indicate that the entire street is…read moreunder their control. The signs only mention towing, yet my car was immobilized with a boot and I was forced to pay immediately to have it released. This mismatch between posted rules and actual enforcement is highly misleading and unfair. Drivers are caught off guard, pressured into instant payment, and given no real opportunity to question or resolve the situation. The combination of unclear property boundaries, inconsistent signage, and forced booting creates the impression of predatory and unethical practices designed to extract money from unsuspecting drivers. I have photos and documentation of both the signage and the incident. Anyone parking here should be extremely cautious -- the rules posted do not reflect actual enforcement, and you may be subjected to stress and financial pressure unexpectedly.

Great place to camp in Brooklyn. Real close to the G train to get any where in NYC. The shops and…read moreeats close to it are great as well.

An RV park in NYC? Yes! And it's great. The views of Manhattan are unbelievable and you're only…read morea few subway stops from Manhattan. The manager Alex is super nice and there are plenty of restaurants and cafes in Greenpoint. It's really cool.

I thought it was strange that this place was 3/4 empty in mid August when I checked in for three…read moremonths stay. I should've known. They took a $2000 security deposit which was supposed to be refunded a week after my stay. I stayed for three months while my home was being renovated. They have given me 10 to 12 excuses as to why they haven't refunded my security deposit five weeks after I left in mid-October. The TV and Internet reception had repeatedly gone out. The water to the cabin even was out for a few days. I just went back there yesterday to find out where my deposit is and the receptionist said she had a lot of voicemails to answer. That's why she hasn't gotten to it.Two weeks prior. She told me the check was in the mail! Liars liars liars.

Do not go here. These people are not only rude but Stupid. They told us they require Vacation…read moreliability insurance. we are full time Rver and have full complete coverage. We called our insurance company just to make sure and the insurance company said we can't get it added on because we are already covered and it would be double coverage. These people could just not get it through their heads that we are covered for everything. So we had to move on and find a different place!!!

We loved our stay here! Great management and safe, quiet park. Great location for getting to New…read moreHaven. Will definitely stay again when in the area!

Great place to overnight while traveling! This is an RV parking area attached to a trailer park, so…read morenot your typical campground. No bathhouse, but they do have coin laundry! The WiFi was great and the owners were very kind and helpful! Spots looked a little tight but we got in fine. Only issue we ran into was with water - the plumbing they installed is insufficient for the amount of people using the water (too small of pipe size installed underground). Due to this, the water pressure disappears during busy times of day (mornings and evenings). If you turn on your pump to supplement the water and just remember to refill the tank before leaving, you'll be fine. Overall, a great spot for a safe place to sleep.

Love walking through the campgrounds of this park with the falling leaves "snowing" around us…read more Walking the isthmus surrounded by trees and the Hudson on both sides. Sandy, private beaches and a public walk by the water. Dogs allowed! I still like Teatown Lake Reservation more but this is still a great, unique walk with a stunning view of the mountains. 5 stars!!!

What a wonderful place to spend a day. Living in NY city for the last 24 years & never been to a…read morepicnic ! I am so glad I have traveled to queens just to join this fun filled experience. It was hosted by a Bangladeshi group who actually come every year for their annual picnic. And they keep coming back to the same place years after years . Which gives you all an idea how pretty, peaceful this place is. And I might add that it is very highly maintained, I appreciate all the hard work by the employees! I did got mad with people for being messy in the restrooms ! And also wish there are multiple restrooms around the area. Because I have seen people stand in line just to use it. There is enough space for it. I have also seen people were jet skewing & looked so much fun. Some of the ladies were saying there is an area where you can actually go to the water , I am looking forward to that next year ! If you live in queens , it's a place you definitely gotta visit . It took us only an hour by bus, so for a family gathering it's perfect. Kids were having so much fun.

Very deceiving when you pull up under it's new name, Serenity Ridge Mountain Club. There is nothing…read morewrong with expanding into luxury cabins, but the campground should not raise campsite prices while simultaneously reducing amenities and leaving the camping area itself unimproved and overlooked. As it stands, the value for RV campers is simply not there. The entrance has been beautifully done, but once you enter as a campsite guest, that changes. We stayed at this campground years ago when sites were around $70 per night. At that time, the campground was basic but acceptable, especially since campers had access to the pool which helped justify the price. We just returned and found the property significantly changed, with much of it converted into luxury cabins while the lower loop of campsites remains completely untouched. The check-in experience was positive; the staff member was very friendly and welcoming. That said, the current pricing for campsites is hard to justify based on what is actually provided. Campers no longer have access to the pool, only cabin guests do, which is entirely disappointing. There is no reason why the pool could not be offered to all paying guests. There are no meaningful upgrades to the campsite infrastructure itself. In fact, the sites are increasingly worn down rather than improved. For the price being charged, I would expect at minimum some investment in basic site upkeep--such as replacing warped wooden picnic tables and upgrading old, rusted fire rings. Instead, the campsites are largely unchanged from years ago, while rates have increased. With what they've invested, the campsites need to reflect that as well. But it fell entirely short.

We didn't realize it when we booked the is campground but it once seems to have been a vibrant…read morecampground with tons of activities, working bathrooms, a store and amenities. They tout their "best rating"and charge like they still have all those things but it is now nearly abandoned as a campground while your site will have water/electricity/sewer. We have stayed at similar state campgrounds with no amenities for $25-$30 a night but to pay premium rates is insane. Legoland and NYC aren"t far but you need to absolutely have a car as there are no trips or shuttles despite all the potential it has to be amazing again. We tried to get an Uber since we were in a motorhome and didn't bring our car but gave up after no driver would take our trip as they don't seem to like going there. It's the biggest bait and switch we have ever seen on a campground and I expect if Good Sam ever bothers to go back to review or check the campground, they would re-rate them appropriately. Definitely wished we had visited this campground at its peak as it sounds like it was great.

Great off-season visit. We pretty much had the place to ourselves on a chilly mid-March weekday …read more Beautiful beach views, lots of woodsy trails (most still too muddy at that moment to check out...) a cute playground, and lots of picnic spots. We didn't check out the camping area, but I'm sure it's super busy during the summer months. Took a long walk on the beach, and loved the rocky LI Sound shoreline and the gorgeous views of the hills in the distance. First time here, I'd be happy to come back again, off season or after hours; I bet the sunsets are AMAZING!!!

Picnic site: I wouldn't recommend it if you're traveling far to come here…read more Camping site: 100% recommend to get away from your busy everyday life! Just make sure to pack your sprays for protection against bugs (ticks). Forget about firewood. You're not allowed to bring your own. You make your reservation through a link on NYS parks. You pack up your car, truck, trailer & you make your way out there! Don't forget your grill! They have sites available for tents and another section for trailers so you can cook up for water and electricity. Oh, and they have cottages you can reserve but they're booked in blocks of 7 days. What I love about wildwood state park is that it's very clean and they have great staff and the park rangers. They are very helpful and nice. They made checking in very easy. They'll give you a pass for the car and make sure it's on your dashboard so you don't end up with a ticket. The restrooms are super clean and they have shower stalls in side. They're always cleaning. I can hear them SCRUBBING the shower stalls as I use the toilet. Of course, keep in mind that during the "rush", it isn't as clean but they come and clean it. It's open 24/7. There are sinks outside of the restroom and some people use it to wash their dishes. I wish they'd clean up after their food scraps but humans are humans. Once you set up your camp, you can leave for the beach. Or you can go out to check out the local farms or shops if you're willing to drive out. It's nice. You should especially if you have little ones with you. If you don't want little creatures and critters all over your food, make sure you pack it away once you're done eating and throw out the garbage. They have dumpsters stationed through the camping grounds along with bins where you can dump your hot coals. I'm not taking chances with raccoons or squirrels so I dump my garbage at the end of the day. Wildwood state park also has a nice camp store. The gentlemen who work there are very nice so please don't be rude to them. (Someone was screaming at the poor man over chicken tenders/fingers). They sell ice cream, bags of ice, food, coffee, firewood, and fire pits for rental. Happy camping!