NEW YORK
Municipal Camp Sites
| Town or City | Charge or Free | Toilet | Drinking Water | Fireplace or Stove | Lights | Bath or Shower |
| Albany | ||||||
| Auburn | ||||||
| Chichester | F | Y | Y | [[269]] | ||
| Corning | F | Y | Y | Y | Y | |
| Dunkirk | F | Y | Y | Y | Y | |
| Elmira | F | Y | Y | Y | ||
| Fredonia | ||||||
| Glens Falls | F | Y | Y | Y | ||
| Hancock | ||||||
| Ilion | F | Y | Y | Y | ||
| Ithaca | F | Y | Y | Y | ||
| Lake George | ||||||
| Lake Placid | ||||||
| Le Roy | F | Y | Y | Y | Y | |
| Lyons | F | Y | Y | |||
| Medina | F | Y | Y | |||
| Penn Yan | F | Y | Y | Y | ||
| Oneonta | ||||||
| Owego | F | Y | Y | Y | ||
| Peekskill | ||||||
| Perry | F | Y | Y | |||
| Plattsburg | C | |||||
| Port Jervis | C | |||||
| Poughkeepsie | ||||||
| Pulaski | F | Y | ||||
| Salamanca | F | Y | Y | Y | ||
| Saratoga Springs | F | Y | Y | Y | ||
| Schenectady | F | Y | Y | Y | Y | Y |
| Sherman | F | Y | ||||
| Syracuse | F | Y | Y | Y |
The New York State Conservation has laid out a number of marked routes in the State Forests, and along these has established a series of equipped camp sites. [[270]]
Adirondack Highways and Camp Sites Accessible by Automobile
Route 1.—One fireplace between Warrensburg and Chestertown about three miles north of Warrensburg.
Route 1.—Two fireplaces between Aiden Lair and Newcomb, at Boreas Bridge, about one and a half miles north of Aiden Lair.
Route 1.—Two fireplaces at south end of bridge over Fish Creek Pond, about three and one-half miles north of Wawbeek Turn.
Route 1.—One open camp and three fireplaces one-eighth mile west of north end of bridge over Fish Creek Pond.
Route 1.—Two fireplaces near Follensby Clear Pond, about one and one-half miles north of Fish Creek Pond Bridge.
Route 2.—One fireplace between Indian Lake and Blue Mountain Lake at John Mack Brook, about six miles from Indian Lake.
Route 3.—One fireplace on State Road, North Hudson, at Sharp Bridge.
Route 3.—One fireplace on State Road at watering trough, about one mile south of Underwood.
Route 3.—One fireplace between Elizabethtown and Keene, about three miles from Elizabethtown.
Route 3.—Three fireplaces about three and one-half miles from Wilmington and just below High Falls.
Route 3.—One fireplace about five miles east of [[271]]Lake Placid, where outlet of Owen Pond joins Ausable River.
Route 3.—One fireplace about three miles east of Lake Placid at iron bridge.
Route 3.—One fireplace near Chubb Hill in forest plantation.
Route 4.—Six fireplaces between Northville and Wells, about thirteen miles from Northville.
Route 4.—Four fireplaces at Perkins Clearing, about seven miles north of Speculator.
Route 4.—One open camp and three fireplaces at Mason Lake, about ten miles north of Speculator.
Route 4.—Six fireplaces at Lewey Lake Bridge, about fourteen and one-half miles north of Speculator.
Route 4.—Four fireplaces at Falls Brook, about fifteen miles north of Speculator.
Route 4.—One fireplace at Willow Brook on shore of Indian Lake, about sixteen miles north of Speculator.
Route 4.—One fireplace at Forks Brook, about seventeen miles north of Speculator.
Route 7.—One fireplace between Cooks and Cranberry Lake, about one mile from Cooks.
Route 7.—One fireplace between Cooks and Seveys at Dead Creek, about five miles from Cooks.
Route 7.—One fireplace between Gale and Piercefield, about three miles from Gale.
Route 8.—Seven fireplaces between McKeever and Thendara.
Route 8.—One fireplace between Old Forge and [[272]]Eagle Bay, about three and one-half miles from Old Forge.
Route 8.—One fireplace between Eagle Bay and Raquette Lake at Uncas Road.
Route 8.—One fireplace between Eagle Bay and Raquette Lake at Upper Brown Tract Pond.
Route 20.—One fireplace between Seveys and Hollywood, about three miles north of Seveys.
Route 20.—One fireplace between Seveys and Hollywood, just north of Seveys.
Route 32.—One fireplace at Mt. Poke-o-Moonshine Cliff, seven miles from Keeseville.
Route 44.—One fireplace at foot of hill, about three miles south of Lake Placid on road to Cascade.
List of Public Camp Sites in the Catskills
On marked routes and accessible by automobile.
Route 1.—Fireplace between Acra and East Windham, about two miles west of Acra.
Route 1.—Fireplace near Silver Lake, just off main road from East Windham to Windham, about one mile from East Windham.
Route 2.—Fireplace between Hensonville and Hunter, about three miles from Hensonville.
Route 2.—Fireplace between Hunter and Phœnicia, just south of Stony Clove.
Route 3.—Fireplace between Lexington and Hunter, about one mile from Lexington.
Route 3.—Fireplace at head of Platte Clove on side of road about five miles out of Tannersville. [[273]]
Route 4.—Fireplace south side of reservoir, about one-fourth mile west of West Shokan post office.
Route 4.—Fireplace between Mt. Tremper and Willow, about two miles north of Mt. Tremper.
Route 4.—Fireplace between Mt. Tremper and Phœnicia, about one mile west of Mt. Tremper.
Route 4.—Fireplace in Woodland Valley about two miles south of Woodland post office.
Route 4.—One open camp and fireplace in Woodland Valley at foot of Wittenberg trail, about four and a half miles from Phœnicia.
Route 4.—Fireplace between Shandaken and Big Indian, about one mile west of Shandaken.
Route 4.—Fireplace between Shandaken and Big Indian, about one and a half miles from Shandaken.
Route 4.—Open camp and fireplace in Rider Hollow, off Dry Brook Road, about seven miles from Arkville.
Route 5.—Fireplace between Westkill and Shandaken, just south of Deep Notch.
Route 6.—Fireplace between Saugerties and Woodstock, about four miles west of Saugerties.
Route 10.—Fireplace between Grahamsville and Claryville at top of Wyman Hill, about three miles from Grahamsville.
Route 10.—Open camp and fireplace on Red Hill Road, east branch of the Neversink, about five miles from Claryville.
Route 10.—Fireplace on Red Hill Road, east [[274]]branch of the Neversink, about six miles east of Claryville.
Route 10.—Open camp and fireplace between Claryville and Big Indian on south side of divide, about eleven miles from Claryville.
Route 10.—Fireplace between Claryville and Big Indian on north side of divide, about fifteen miles from Claryville.
Route 12.—Fireplace between Roscoe and Cooks Falls, about four miles west of Roscoe.
Route 12.—Fireplace on highway about one mile north of East Branch.
Route 12.—Fireplace between East Branch and Hancock, about three miles from East Branch.
Route 12.—Fireplace between East Branch and Hancock, about seven miles from East Branch.
Route 15.—Fireplace between Margaretville and Andes, about one mile north of Dunraven post office.
Open camps and fireplaces can be used for reasonable periods. “Reasonable” is construed to mean such time as is necessary and proper, and does not exclude others who might be entitled to use the camp, provided the former occupant has used it for a “reasonable” period. The idea is to give no one an exclusive privilege, but to insure to all a fair share of enjoyment. [[275]]