Description
If camping near the scenic Hudson River Valley is your idea of a good time, then Interlake RV Park, now celebrating its 37th year, is the vacation spot for you. Located some 90 miles north of New York City and accessible from the NY Thruway and the Taconic Parkway, Interlake RV Park, the nearest full-service RV Park in the Valley, is the place to be from April through October. Before retiring to one of 159 campsites to sleep beneath a blanket of glorious stars, visitors are encouraged to wander the campground's 45 scenic acres, which includes a 20-acre lake, and in-ground pool and kiddie pool, and features such water sports as fishing and boating.
Interlake RV Park has 145 fully equipped campsites with hookups for electric and water and 22 which also have sewage hookups. Campground accommodations include hot showers, flush toilets, and a dumping station. To make your stay as comfortable as possible, Interlake RV Park is 'Big Rig' friendly and offers not only a camp store and laundry mat, but also wireless Internet and cable TV.
Surrounding area attractions, offer something for the appetite of every camper. Innisfree Gardens, a 150-acre garden patterned after the ancient Chinese art of landscape design, and Millbrook Winery, which offers a chance to taste test some of the state's finest wines, are within driving distance. Historic Hyde Park, featuring the mansion of former President Franklin D. Roosevelt and other historical buildings, provides visitors with a glimpse of American history as well as a visual treat.
45' Max Campsite or RV Site Length
Directions:
From NY Thruway, take Exit 19 at Kingston, take Rt. 209 to Rhinecliff Bridge (Rt. 199). Take Rt. 199 east to Rt. 9G. Go south for 5 mi. on 9G to County Road 19 and follow signs.
From Taconic Parkway, take Bulls Head Rd. west for 3 miles and turn left on Lake Dr. (Please note: RV's not allowed on Parkway)
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Golfing
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Horseback Riding
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Scenic Driving
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I have been visiting Interlake for about 4 years now. Always clean, friendly and spots are in great shape. Both campers and owners are willing to help anytime and always courteous.
Tciavarra
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Perfect spot!
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Had at one time been "seasonal" campers at Interlake RV Park, prior to moving north to the Adirondacks. We have many friends who are still there and we try to get back as often as possible. It is one of the most beautiful campgrounds we've ever stayed at. The staff is always friendly. The owners, Steve and Sue always welcome us as if we're family. Staying there is like "coming home!" Would recommend Interlake for all ages, as there are activities for everyone and much to see and do in the surrounding area!
Adirondack Two
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My Husband and I recently spent two nights at Interlake RV Park and has a terrific experience. The park was clean, the staff was friendly and accommodating and it turned out to be a great location. We were able to enjoy a meal at the Culinary Institute of America, walk across the "Walkway over the Hudson", tour the Roosevelt estate as well as stroll through the adorable town of Reinbeck (with a lovely farmers market). All were within a 20 minute drive from the park. We absolutely plan on returning for another stay and would recommend anyone to stay at Interlake RV Park. We were sad to leave this little piece of paradise.
Happy Camper
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Wool Festival
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Wool and Sheep Festival: We stayed at Interlake Resort while attending the Rhinebeck Wool and Sheep Festival and the final air show at the Rhinebeck Aerodrome in October last year. The Resort owners hold the campground open for festival attendees and will keep it open for a few days after their season ends to accomodate those needing a little more time to enjoy the area. Great hosts, very accomodating and they have a quiet, secluded campground that's gated to control access. All of the facilities are clean and neat including the private fishing area, the kids playground and the main store area itself. This is a second generation owner and they take a lot of pride in their facilities and campground.
The town of Rhinebeck is in a beautiful area of New York state and has a great selection of restaurants and shops for shopping and dining. We stayed for ten days, loved the experience and will be sure to go back again.
Mike and Linda
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