Campgrounds near Hudson NY turn up everything from state park tent sites to luxury glamping domes to full RV resorts, and they’re not interchangeable. If you’re towing a rig, a tent-only listing is useless to you. If you want a furnished cabin with a real kitchen, a bare campsite doesn’t help either.
Copake covers two of those lanes directly: full-hookup RV sites for anyone with a trailer or motorhome, and four styles of furnished cabin for anyone who isn’t towing. There’s no tent-only option listed on the site, so if that’s specifically what you’re after, it’s worth calling first to confirm.
RV Parks Near Hudson Valley, NY
A lot of listings say full hookup and mean water and electric only with sewer as an add-on or a shared dump station across the property. At Copake, all 229 RV sites include water, electric, sewer and cable at every single site, not a subset of them. Back-in, pull-thru and deluxe patio options are all available and off-season storage runs $10 a day or $150 a month if you need somewhere to park the rig between trips.
Is It Really Big Rig Friendly?
Big rig friendly gets stamped on a lot of campground listings that were designed for 25-foot travel trailers, not 40-foot fifth wheels with slide-outs. The honest way to check is to ask about amperage before you book, not after you’re parked.
Every RV site at Copake runs 50 amps. Not a mix where you might land on 30 and hope your AC and microwave don’t run at the same time. Staff will also talk through your rig’s actual length when you book, so you’re matched to a site that fits instead of one that’s just available.
Cabin Rentals Near Hudson for Guests Who Skip the RV
Four cabin types cover different budgets and group sizes:
| Cabin Type | Sleeps | What’s Included |
| Premier & Premier Loft | 6+ | Full kitchen, queen master, second bedroom or loft, deck with French doors |
| Deluxe | 4 | Full bath, queen bed, microwave, fridge, charcoal grill outside |
| Duplex Studio | 4 per side | Two units sharing a wall, private bath each — built for family reunions |
| Rustic | 5 | One large room, queen bed, breakfast bar, microwave and small fridge |
Every cabin asks you to bring your own linens and cooking items. Nothing here is roughing it, but nothing pretends to be a hotel either.
Traveling With Dogs? Is This Campground Pet Friendly?
Copake has an on-site dog park and pets are treated as part of the plan, not a special exception you negotiate at check-in. The rule is simple: leash no longer than 6 feet, clean up immediately and don’t leave pets unattended at the site. Which cabins allow pets can vary, so confirm that specifically when you book if you’re bringing one indoors.
What’s the Best Family Campground in the Hudson Valley?
A heated pool. A multi-sport court for pickleball, tennis and basketball. Mini golf, an arcade, a playground, a ball field, gaga ball, horseshoes, an RC track, a pavilion. Live entertainment every Saturday night, plus themed weekends and local winery and brewery tastings running through the season.
That combination, plus every RV site being 50-amp and four distinct cabin tiers, is why Copake has been voted Best of Columbia County for four straight year with a TripAdvisor Award of Excellence and a Founders Award behind it.
How Far Is This From NYC?
About 2.5 hours by car. Copake sits near the tri-state corner where New York, Connecticut and Massachusetts meet, so most guests are driving in from NYC, Westchester, Northern NJ, Connecticut or western Massachusetts. Bash Bish Falls, a 60-foot single-drop waterfall just over the Massachusetts line, Catamount and Taconic State Park are all a short drive from the resort once you’re there.
Ready to Reserve?
- Choose your RV site type or cabin style using the pages linked above.
- Submit the reservation form or call (518) 329-2811. The form gets a response within one business day.
- Confirm your site with staff, especially for RV sites, so your rig length is matched to a site that actually fits.
- Review the Rules & Policies page before you arrive, so check-in and pet rules aren’t a surprise at the gate.
FAQs
Can I book an RV site and a cabin at the same time for a group?
Yes. Groups regularly book a mix of RV sites and cabins on one reservation. Mention the group size and mix when you call or submit the form so staff can place everyone near each other.
How far in advance should I book for summer or holiday weekends?
Copake recommends booking at least three months ahead for summer and holiday weekends. Weekday and off-peak stays generally need less lead time.
What’s the cancellation policy if my plans change?
Cancellation terms are listed on the resort’s reservation and policies pages and they can vary by season. Check those before booking, or ask directly by phone.
Do the RV sites have Wi-Fi?
Confirm current Wi-Fi availability directly with the office. It isn’t consistently listed across the site’s own pages, so it’s worth a quick call rather than assuming either way.
Is there a minimum-night stay?
Minimum-stay rules can apply depending on the weekend and site type. Confirm this when you check availability, since it isn’t the same for every date.