I am bit of a nervous newbie who is looking to muster up the courage to camp solo (hubby has to work but he doesn't want me to miss the fall foliage). I am looking for recommendations for Central New York sites, camping hacks...don't be shy with your advice!
Thanks in advance
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Also Watkins Glen.
Letchworth is pretty amazing.
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Finger Lakes National Forest Backbone Horse Campground.
Between Memorial Day and Columbus Day, it's for horse people only.
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I am also a newbie, just bought a T@G in mid September. Have done two trips in it, and it works extremely well. I am a solo flying woman too - the only issue I've run into is the old backing up into campsites business, my Subaru and I are still learning. I'm looking at a trailer dolly to assist, so I don't have to get help in parking in tighter spaces. Beyond that - the little tin can feels secure, safe and really wonderful. No need to talk you into it I suspect! I'm in western Canada, and the campgrounds are all closing now...I bought at the end of the season but spring will come soon enough. Good luck on your trip.
South of the border in PA they spell it wrong - it's Allegheny National Forest. There are many developed campgrounds open through December I believe. Red Bridge, Tracy Ridge, and Willow Bay are very nice, haven't been to the others.
Another charming little campground is in Ontario County Park near Bristol NY. There is nice hiking and relatively dark skies - UofR has an observatory nearby. You will want good brakes coming down off Gannett Hill.
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