Woodland Valley Campground - DEC

No firewood for sale. No cell service anywhere close so you may be stuck driving around for awhile looking for some. The campsites are super close together and very very small spaces. No privacy or much quiet time. There are definitely a lot of spots that are better than others so I would suggest looking at the map and see where everything is. Front desk is pretty curt but I have heard they are consistently racist so that didn’t surprise me. No charcoal grill. Numerous bathrooms don’t work. Bottom line : it’s not terrible but it definitely feels like city camping and being in the Catskills with so many other sights I don’t ever see myself coming back. I’d recommend looking at YouTube videos there are a bunch of vlogs and filmed walking tours so you can easily see exactly the layout

Spent two nights here in late August of 2021. The campsites all have fire pits with grills and picnic tables. There's a full time campsite host, showers, bathrooms, and a trash room. 

Pros:

- some of the sites are right by a stream, and all of them have plenty of shade

- campsite was clean and well maintained

- campsite hosts were friendly and helpful

- tons of nice hiking trails nearby

- restrooms were clean 

Cons:

- some of the sites are pretty close together. Our"neighbors" both nights were pretty quiet, but if they weren't, it could have been noisy.

- while the bathrooms were clean, the showers definitely weren't. Bring you shower sandals!

- It can get a little busy on the weekends, so worth reserving in advance. 

We were camping in a VW Westfalia, so we had no trouble getting in and out. Something bigger might have a problem with some of these sites. They're definitely intended to be tent sites.

Clean facilities and friendly staff. Also our site was right next to bathroom and the water which was a plus for us. Hike was a bit intense since it was going up the hill. The only thing to consider is that about half an hour to the campground we lost phone signals.