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Blueberry Patch Campground

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National Forest

Green Mountain & Finger Lakes National Forests

Blueberry Patch Campground is a small, semi-primitive campground located along Picnic Area Road (County Route 2), next to the large blueberry patch it received its name from.__ This is a popular spot to gather berries when they are in season.__ The berry patch features the high bush as well as low bush blueberries.__ The campground gate is open from mid__May ___ October 31st.____Sites are available on a first come-first served basis, with a $10 per site per night camping fee.Blueberry Patch Campground

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Casey L.

Ranger

Reviewed Apr. 11, 2022

Nice Quiet Rustic Campground

We stayed here for 3 nights back in August 2018 with our pup while exploring the Ithica and surrounding area seeing waterfalls. It was very quiet and peaceful, with only a few of the sites being occupied. There are vault toilets and the site was nice.

Month of VisitSeptember

Gary G.

Guide

Reviewed Aug. 13, 2021

Small, quiet, rustic

This is the kind of camping experience we love. Stayed 3 nights and would have enjoyed a few more. Secluded and rustic. Only 10 sites, all FF. Large wooded sites, plenty of privacy. We arrived on Friday and only 3 other sites were occupied. The FS sure says this fits RVs up to 24 ft. Most sites could fit much larger rigs, but the loop road is narrow and could be a problem turning. Our 24 ft TT made it easily. No water, electric or dump station. Vault toilets. 15-30 minute drive to numerous waterfall hikes and the town of Watkins Glen. Our only disappointments were the little bit of garbage left by previous campers and the mosquitoes.

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Month of VisitSeptember