Kellystone Park Campground

A friendly well run campsite with lots to do especially for families. A nice golf course to play, pool, pickle ball, tennis, fishing, hiking etc; But best of all it is run by a family who who cares about your comfort and needs.

I am not sure why this says IN, it's upstate NY. We have camped here for years. Always fun with the golf course right there and inexpensive to golf! WE have always had the best time. A lot of seasonal but a few sites are for weekenders.

This campground is nice. We enjoyed the playground, pool and barnyard. We heard from seasonal campers that there was a band playing, it would have been nice to be told about it at check in. There weren’t any activities throughout the day like most other campgrounds. We were highly disappointed in our site. It was facing another camper and was close which made it challenging with kids and dogs. Luckily the other couple was friendly and our kids got along. This full hookup would be perfect for 2 people who knew each other, but not good for strangers and we should have been told this when booking the site. Do not book C25/26 unless you are camping with someone.

I've been at Kellystone Park for 11 seasons now and have loved every moment of it. The park is clean, well taken care of and the Kelly's are a great family that does a very good job running the park. The park is packed full on the Holidays with many events for all. I've never seen a park do so much with the kids. They have a camp store with soft ice cream, 9 hole golf course, tennis courts, big pool, basketball court and you can have a golf cart to explore the whole park with.

Nice small family friendly campground that offers seasonal electric RV sites. Although it's in the middle of nowhere with no cell service, they offer a variety of amenities, including; an inground pool, tennis/basketball courts, a playground area, a well maintained golf course, tiny "petting" zoo area that is home to an alpaca, a goat, a pony, 2 pigs, and a duck or 2 when they come around. There is a camp store on premises that offers a small selection of snacks for the kids (ice cream and candy- very reasonable priced!!) Lastly, a small arcade for the younger ones is aside the camp store, which offers a couple claw machine games, and your typical ¢50 sticker/gum ball machines. The camp ground also host's its own activities through out the season, including a Halloween in July night with