RV rental Bowman Lake State Park, NY: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

Camping with an RV at Bowman Lake State Park offers a secluded getaway in one of central New York’s largest campgrounds. It features approximately 200 campsites for tents and trailers as well as several rustic cabins. Although none of of the campsites are on or near the water most of them are wooded and spacious. Larger sites can accommodate up to a 40' camper. There are no electric or on-site water hookups at this campground, but other amenities include flush toilets and hot shower facilities as well as potable water, comfort, recycling, and dump stations. The camping season typically lasts from May through October. There’s a minimum of one night required for reservations, which can be made one day ahead of arrival and up to nine months in advance by calling or booking online. The facility has made a limited number of sites available for seasonal camping which is rare for any state campground. Seasonal sites do not include electricity, water, or sewer services. You are allowed a maximum of two pets in campsites, and you may bring your furry friends to day-use areas as long as they are leashed and supervised. Just keep in mind pets will not be permitted in the bathrooms or beach area. Should you need any picnic or camping supplies or even souvenirs during your Bowman Lake State Park camping trip you’ll find a concession stand and a fully stocked camp store right on the premises. The camp store is fully stocked with ice, groceries, fishing and grill equipment, toys, and more.

The family-oriented park offers all kinds of fun and games including a playground for the kids, a basketball court, plus interpretive and recreation programs. Before you continue your RV rental vacation in Chenango County swing by Bowman Lake State Park’s nature center, which offers a self-guiding nature trail brochure to inspire a leisurely stroll around the lake. Bowman Lake State Park is conveniently close to the town of Mcdonough and nearby Oxford, a small village located beside the Chenango River midway between the cities of Binghamton and Utica. This region is full of history so you'll have many opportunities to take walking tours around historic old homes, churches, and well-kept parks. Local communities offer everything from antique shopping to golf courses to a variety of art galleries, museums, and restaurants. This state park is also in close proximity to many of central New York’s other state parks, so there is plenty for outdoor enthusiasts to do in the surrounding countryside, as well as loads of other unexpected gems you’ll discover after you fill up your tank and continue your road trip adventure.