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

The Harriman State Park campground is typically open from April until October. There are numerous camping areas within the park, but the only RV camping at Harriman State Park is at the Beaver Pond Campground. This campground contains seven sites suitable for smaller RVs up to 30 feet. There are no hookups at any of the sites. Harriman State Park's RV campground is in a shaded, wooded area, but the sites are close together and don’t offer much privacy. Each site comes with a fire ring and picnic table. Other campground amenities include a dump station, showers, flush toilets, laundry facilities, and a camp store. The campground also features a small swimming beach open when lifeguards are on duty, a boat launch, and volleyball courts. There are a few things that you should be aware of before camping at Harriman State Park. First, pets aren't permitted in the RV campground. Second, alcohol is prohibited, and this rule is strictly enforced. Firewood must be purchased from the camp store to prevent the spread of invasive species. This is also bear country, so please practice responsible food storage and safety.

Harriman State Park’s central location makes it ideal for exploring many of America’s historic and culturally-rich cities. Broadway and the famous food scene in New York City are only an hour south, and historic Philadelphia is two hours in the same direction. Or, if your RV exploration is taking you east, you’ll eventually get to Boston in just over three hours. Treat the kids to a fun outing at New England Aquarium, or explore the city’s history along the self-guided Freedom Trail. The quaint city of Peekskill is just across the Hudson if you’re looking for something closer. This revitalized downtown area has an active art community, and the Peekskill Arts Alliance hosts numerous events throughout the year, including the annual Peekskill Open Studios event which showcases the work of local artists. You'll also find both summer and winter farmers markets, music festivals in the summer, and multiple live music venues throughout town. There are numerous artisan restaurants, cafes, and pubs all within a few blocks. When it comes time to restock your rental RV with food, fuel, and camping supplies, you'll find numerous opportunities along I-87 on the west and south side of the park. To the northeast, your best bet is in Peekskill.