Little Pond Campground

I have been camping at Little Pond Campground for the past couple of years, usually in the fall, and it has become one of my favorite spots. The grounds are very nice, well organized, and surrounded by beautiful scenery that makes every visit feel peaceful and refreshing. The campsites are well maintained, and the overall atmosphere is relaxing and family friendly. The only area that could use some improvement is the bathrooms, but it does not take away from the overall experience. We truly love coming here and plan to keep returning.

We stayed here as a family and really enjoyed it. The campground is set in a beautiful part of the Catskills, with some very pretty sites tucked into the trees. The lake is small (it is called “Little Pond” after all) but it’s great for the rented canoes, and the loop trail around the lake makes for an easy flat hike.||Facilities are basic but clean — the toilets and showers worked fine. At the dishwashing station you use a foot pedal to get the hot water, which may have tripped some reviewers up who mentioned the lack of hot water. Also, there’s no cell service at all — the nearest coverage is in the next town, so plan ahead. For emergencies, there is a pay phone.||Some reviews mention issues with rules and strict rangers. Looking closely, it seems these negative posts are from groups and

Nice quiet campground. If you are lucky enough to get a site on the pond, they are large and private. Rangers keep the place calm and family friendly. If you're looking to have a rowdy party, camp elsewhere We appreciated Ranger Jason making himself visible. Gave us good hike recommendations.

Great smallish campground! I have read all the reviews and found some similarities and some inconsistency. The lake is small but it is beautiful. Spent some time fishing with mixed results but pulled a couple nice rainbows. I didn't find the sites to be too small. I was in a site right on the lake w a small path that ended lake front. Private and beautiful. The fire pits were very nice with a heavy duty grate that lowers via a side handle for cooking. Rained a couple days so that makes camping challenging. Bathrooms were decent and mostly clean IMO. The week days were much better than the weekends where staff seemed to become overwhelmed. Management is somewhat picky about the sites but I was understanding about that knowing they deal with many many different people. We kept to ourselves,

My wife and I discovered this place last year and fell in love with it. I brought my 3 kids this past week and it was amazing. The place is pristine, water is clean and the camping is peaceful. The park rangers are super helpful and friendly. I can’t wait to come back again and spend more time. There is no cell service so it’s the perfect place to disconnect. FYI there are bears nearby, we didn’t see or encounter any but did see fresh bear prints on our walk less than 1/2 mile fr our campsite.