Dog-friendly camping near Brooklyn

Concrete jungle, who? Let New York’s nature surprise you at a Brooklyn area campsite.

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Kittatinny Valley Campground

3 sites · RVs, Tents In Kittatinny Valley State Park

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2 top dog-friendly campgrounds near Brooklyn

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Camped Inn at Sundial Farm

1 site · Lodging18 acres · Ossining, NY

Camped Inn at Sundial Farm is located just north of New York City, less than 40 minutes driving distance and 45 minutes via express train from Grand Central Station. The tiny house is a one of a kind, off-the-grid experience. Camped Inn is surrounded by the natural beauty of Westchester County’s oldest working farm. This is a unique experience that brings us back to a simpler time, and back to nature in a meaningful way, allowing us to rest, unwind, and restore. The farm is cool as heck. You can spend lots of time just walking the grounds, picking apples in the orchard, visiting the plant nursery, and saying hello to the folks at Plan it Wild, one of the nation's leaders in rewilding native plants, or just relaxing. When you do end up venturing out, you have options galore in any direction. There are countless outdoor activities, within a stone’s throw. Kayaking the Croton River, Kitchawan Preserve, Teatown Preserve and Lake, New Croton Dam, Brinton Brook Sanctuary, Briarcliff-Peekskill Trailway, Riverfront Green Park, Rivertowns RiverWalk, North County Trailway, and so much more. At night, you can hit a nearby restaurant or brewery - dozens of options within a 5–15-minute drive in any direction - before coming back to the farm to spend the night under the stars by the fire.

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'54 Stream

1 site · Lodging3 acres · Suffern, NY

40 minutes north of Manhattan on the southern edge of Harriman State Park this unique fully restored, historic 1954 Airstream Cruiser comes equipped with all the functionality of the modern world. Perched beside a stream and under a purposely built pavilion the Airstream dream comes alive with its own private patio, fire pit, and barn. With exclusive use of our inground heated pool from June to September guests of the Airstream can relax and swim after a hike in the woods.

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Liberty Harbor RV Park

21 sites1 acre · Jersey City, NJ

Liberty Harbor RV Park stands out as the closest RV park to New York City, offering breathtaking views of the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island right from the property. This unique location allows guests to experience the vibrancy of the city while enjoying the comforts of an RV park. Open year-round, Liberty Harbor RV Park welcomes visitors 365 days a year and offers 24/7 check-in, ensuring convenience regardless of your arrival time. The NY Waterway Ferry departs from the park, providing weekday service to Pier 11 at Wall Street, while additional ferry options are just a short walk away and operate daily. For those preferring to travel by subway, the Grove St. PATH station is only five blocks up Marin Blvd, connecting you to key destinations like 33rd Street and the World Trade Center Site. With Manhattan just a quick 15-minute ride away, you can choose to stay for a day, a week, or even longer. Our friendly staff is always available to assist you with maps and directions to local attractions, ensuring you make the most of your visit. You can also check your email, receive packages, or send faxes from our office, and we even provide postcards for you to share your adventures with friends. At Liberty Harbor RV Park, we accommodate

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Dog-friendly camping near Brooklyn guide

Overview

Brooklyn camping may sound like an oxymoron, but this NYC borough isn’t without its outdoor spaces. Nor does it do anything, even camping, halfway. Branching off Long Island, Brooklyn provides access to the best of both New York City and New Jersey—not to mention the Atlantic Ocean. Get your fix of city life before retreating to your beachfront tent, tree-covered RV site, or family-friendly cabin with all the amenities. From your Brooklyn campsite, you can embrace a New York state of mind by unwinding however you please. We promise: you don't have to wander far from the boroughs to burrow into nature.

Where to go

South of Marine Park

As Brooklyn’s largest park, Marine Park sits right on the city’s southern tip. The park comes with public sport courts and a boat launch, but the tidal salt marsh is perhaps the park’s most unique claim to fame. All throughout the area, nature abounds. Lace up your sneakers and stroll the nature trail, where you’ll spot a range of flowers, fauna, and foliage.

The Rockaway Peninsula

If you’re after a beach getaway, cross Jamaica Bay, and you'll reach Queens. Specifically, the Rockaway Peninsula. Explore the peninsula from Fort Tilden and Breezy Point all the way to Rockaway Beach. Campgrounds come just before Long Island and come with all kinds of scenery, activities, and, of course, beaches. Whether or not you surf, Rockaway will have you riding the waves of your next, easy-breezy camping trip.

Sandy Hook

For a beach campsite that does it all, look no further than New Jersey. Part of the Gateway National Recreation Area, NJ’s Sandy Hook, as its name suggests, hooks right into the Atlantic Ocean. Campers can spend a night along the waves and beneath the stars. You might even spot the NYC skyline from your tent campsite. See? Brooklyn campgrounds embrace all the views.

When to go

Depending on how you like to camp, Brooklyn campsites work with campers year-round. Escape the heat of New York City with a July stint on Sandy Hook, when the ocean presents the best solution to summer sweat. Or, opt for a shoulder season vacation, when your Brooklyn campsite comes with a canopy of spring flowers or colorful autumn leaves. The most specific advice for Brooklyn camping? Just avoid the winter slush.