Nice quiet campgrounds close to the Beaver kill and great service staff was supper friendly and helpful

Very nice

Nice quiet campground. Close to the Beaverkill and lots of great fly fishing. Staff was super friendly and helpful. No Verizon service and starlink was spotty.

I thought we’d gotten a water front site but unfortunately not. Only a few actually are. But our site was still nice and there was a little trail leading down to the water. Most sites looks pretty level with lots of room for a tent. Each site has one of those little outdoor fireplaces instead of a fire ring which was interesting. Very nice little loop trail around the lake. Friendly staff at checkin and quiet atmosphere. No cell service.

We had a walk in site and it was fantastic! Right on the water and pretty private. Each walk in site has its own bear box and outhouse. Do recommend bringing something with wheels. It’s not too far from the parking lot, but it’s far enough to be annoying to carry everything. Nice even path. Most of the sites are off the water and can’t speak to those. Got a kayak for the day and it was a great rate. Saw beavers and eagles.

I was a bit worried about how the rangers....some reviews were negative mainly due to the rangers. But we had a great time and rangers/ campers were nice and respectful. Wish we could have more tents/car on site.

We had a wonderful weekend of peace and quiet. Definitely returning!

This is a beautiful campground! We go there every year and it was the first campground we took our first daughter at 5 months. We are bringing our second daughter this year! The sites and big enough foe the little ones to run around and has a cute little playground area. The bathrooms could use an upgrade but overall, they are great and clean.

There are 75 campsites here. About 20 are around the actual pond waterfront. The others are clustered closer to the ranger’s office. The north campsites are more private but walk up only. That’s where we stayed. Equipped with very large bear boxes to store your equipment and we had no problem fitting our 55L cooler in there. Also the north campsites have their own outhouses. But we walked to the public area anyway. (5min walk max) the paths are smooth and well maintained. Public Facilites were clean and warm showers were available. Nice beach area with rentable watercraft. Dog friendly except in public use space. Few trail heads in the area. Loved the staff.

I had a great time on a one night stay here at site 36. Very private and right on the pond. You can see a picture here of the water just a 10 foot trail away from our campsite. All in all a great trip. If you’re bringing a dog be sure to have your rabies vaccine info available as they will check. The listing here advertises cell service, however there is no cell service as soon as you turn into the park. I didn’t even find an area where I could temporarily send and receive messages, which would be fine except that I left a pregnant wife at home. Any of the sites along the water would be really nice and all sites are fairly private. The site next to mine (37) is possibly the most private of the pond side sites. The only people who would go past your site are the folks walking to the walk-in only sites. Definitely recommend the area if you’re looking for some privacy but not worried about not seeing another soul during your stay.

We stayed at this campground one weekend and it was very nice. Warning: you will loose service about a half hour before you get there so plan accordingly. Some sites can be small but we lucked out and got one of the bigger ones. The staff was nice and friendly. There were signs to wear masks in public spaces, such as the showers and bathrooms and everyone seemed to be respecting the rules which we appreciated. The pond area was nice, it has a small section blocked off for swimming and can get a bit crowded. Overall good weekend and would go back again.

Myself and my family and friends camped here Sept 2019. It was the most serene and relaxing camping trip. the kids could just ride there bikes all around and play on the play ground with each other, you could hear the laughs and good times all around. Woke up early Saturday morning and casted a line, didn't catch a thing but to just be up with a cup of coffee with the sun rising over the mountains, it dosen't get much better than that my friends. You can buy fire wood from the store which is fairly priced. Each site is laid out so you can really feel like you are getting away and the site we had on the lake was amazing (24). I can not wait to take my family back this year, I promise this place is a gem and an amazing place!

Little Pond is a beautiful campground in Andes NY. It was an 1.5 from our home. We usually reserve a spot near the bathroom because we are if the age we need it more than less.

The directions are not very clear how to get there but by hook or crook we made it. There is no service along the route and GPS can’t figure it out. But people do get there so that is all that matters.

The sites are small but not on top of each other. Some flat some with inclines. All seem doable. Some on the pond and some by the stream. Water is available but no electric. We managed to do fine without it. You can use a generator for 2 hours morning and 3 hours afternoon.

The pond is absolutely beautiful with a walking trail around it. Lots of other Trails to take too. Nice swimming area. Clean toilets and only shower is by the swimming area by the pond.

We enjoyed our short stay and once we do other campsites this one is on the list to return to.

What could be a great campground only gets three stars due to the amount of day use people and condition they left the main bathroom and showers. They were not too clean, especially the women’s bathroom and showers. The sites are clean and decent size. Very peaceful at night.

It's quiet, well maintained, picturesque, nestled in the mountains on a small lake.

Wooded private sites, some right along water. Basic state park setup, modern bathrooms, tent camped, nice and strict about bear policies. Borrowed a kayak from a friendly neighbor and really enjoyed exploring the small pond. Easy trail around pond too. Good place to stay and spend a weekend taking it easy or while you do other things around this area. Ranger was especially nice & helpful.

It was a haul out to the Little Pond Campground, but a lovely drive! We didn't get to see the resident family of bears that live at the head of the road, but we did get to see a beautiful bald eagle on Big Pond.

The bath houses are brand new and gorgeous. They are strict to their 10PM quite hour, and we appreciate that. However, the 6am child screaming was not pleasant.

Spent the weekend camping on the pond, at one of the "hike in sites". The campground is a beautiful place arranged around a little pond which is controlled by a spillover dam. The pond has fish and plenty of hiking trails. There is a nice beach area to go swimming and the campsites are well maintained. The site we chose is around the back of the pond and you have to hike in to get to it. As such each site has a pit toilet which was interesting. The regular sites are very nice with gravel for campers and the bathrooms are clean and well maintained. Great place to bring the family.