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In the Catskill Mountains of New York. A free, handicap-accessible campsite suitable for 1 or 2 vehicles, and/or ground tents. Small pond. Picnic table. Fire ring. Clean and well-maintained. This is the only spot suitable for vehicle-supported camping at this location. Traffic audible from nearby highway. Good cell service. Recommended.

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Permit required during warm season for this free campground located in Hunts Pond State Forest. Several primitive campsites with fire rings and picnic tables. No toilets. Ice fishing during winter, although no winter maintenance. Very nice spot. Enough room for a couple of vehicles. Highly recommended. Some cell service.

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A free equestrian campground in Charles E Baker state forest. Several campsites with fire ring and sheltered picnic tables. No toilet in winter. Accommodates two or three vehicles, and there are hitching posts and shelters for horses. No winter maintenance. We had it all to ourselves in winter. Might be busy in summer. No cell service. Highly recommended.

This is a great location for boondocking near Watkins Glen State Park. This is a clearing next to the road designated for vehicle-based camping. It is at the entrance to Sugar Hill Recreation Area, which features a fire tower, restrooms, and more free camping during the warm season. It is an equestrian destination. Enough room for multiple vehicles. Some cell service. Highly recommended.

Designated primitive camping area at South Meadows in the Adirondack High Peaks. No fires allowed. Very poor cell service. Enough space for single vehicle. There are other sites with limited vehicle access. Pit toilets. Densely forested area at the foot of the mountains. Beautiful setting and great hiking, but a decent amount of human traffic. Recommended.