Sleepy Hollow Campground

We camped here for 2 seasons. The campground is always kept immaculate, bathrooms are always spotless and attended to often during the day. Wyatt and his wife were always friendly and accommodating to all our requests and need for assistance. Nestled on the bank of the Esopus Creek and just 1 mile from the quaint and quiet little town of Phoenicia. This campground is like an oasis. There are seasonal sites, group sites, and available riverside sites. The creek is a great spot for trout fishing and swimming when the water is high enough (which is often). The only thing I would change, is for them to be open all year round. But due to state and local regulations they can't. Also everyone needs a break after a busy summer season at Sleepy Hollow. I look forward to the day I can bring my gra

Spent a weekend at Sleepy Hollow Campground and really enjoyed a quiet and relaxing few days. As stated before the campground sits on the beautiful Esopus creek. The water is so clear you can see the bottom. We watched people tube, fish and swim. Our site sat just above the water and was a climb down on the rocks that line and protect the banks. There are 3-4 areas where creek access is much easier. Surrounded by the Catskill Mountains on all sides the sun rises and sets over these mountains making for beautiful skies. ||The sites are large and have water and electric. There is a dump tank behind the bathrooms on the way out. The bathrooms were clean and large. ||The owner was friendly and accommodating offering to lend us the needed adaptor for the 50 amp electric on the site. ||If you

I had a seasonal site for two summers and this was probably the best campground I have ever stayed at. Ken the owner, was always super helpful and his family was always willing to help out with anything you needed. I has a riverfront site (28) and it was so peaceful. The campground is located directly across the street from the Phoenicia diner and only two minutes to the quaint hamlet of Phoenicia. Bathrooms were always clean and comfortable to use. I'm a full timer now and look forward to spending a summer there again.

Was there, extended, due to tire problems, while working on that, Wyatt made me leave campground. In converter, Wyatt insisted must sleep outside, at night, irregardless of bears, (just came from a place with a rattlesnake at site), weather, personal preference or threat or recovering from injuries. Attempts were made to reason with Wyatt and Wanda, this forced leaving, at a paid site, and a local for 40 years, neat, clean, organized, working remotely on huge issues, this action caused impedment of reunification with my children, caused such significant damage to my suv, in addition to towings, the suv was totaled. Lost all electrical, no ac/no heat, all blew out from forced "leave now". And a local for 40 years, do the math on age, and injuries, causing disability. So the "leave now" impe

Awesome family run campground with an onsite owner. Warning: If any campground is private call ahead and make a reservation.DO NOT ENTER PRIVATE LAND without prior notification and reservations. What's wrong with y'all! In addition there are no cabins in this private campground. Security for campers and their belongings is paramount for all campground owners. If your visiting or exploring any private campground do it in a sensible hr and follow the signs to the office and introduce yourself. It's common sense. Take your loved ones, friends and family camping. Bring your fishing poles and water toys for the Esopus River. Perfect spot. But Please, don't forget your common sense. This review written by a camper and not in any form related to owner.