camping

Live out your '1883' fantasy in a covered wagon this summer. Travel back in time to when the Dutton family made their way across the Great Plains to the Yellowstone Ranch at a camping resort in New York.

Hi-de-ho campers! Good news. Changes are coming to New York State campgrounds that will allow more people to enjoy them this summer.

There are so many great places to camp in Upstate New York. Thanks to a new survey, one is getting some national praise.

Before you throw up your arms in disgust, hear me out. There are several things that are staples in Central and Upstate New York - halfmoons, greens and tomato pie, hiking and camping the Adirondacks, cheering on the Orangemen, running the Boilermaker. Everyone rants and raves about it all; how great the food tastes or how fun the great outdoors is.

If you like to feel as though you are one with nature, this unique hotel in New York's Catskill mountains will fulfill all of your nature oneness fantasies!

These Upstate glamping sites that ensure you, like Humpty Dumpty, have a great fall.

After all, their motto is hike, swim, play, relax.

Some might call it Glamping, which means camping with accommodations and facilities that are a lot more luxurious.

A busy month for Forest Rangers shows why you should be more responsible when camping on state lands this summer.

When I think of camping, I definitely do NOT envision a whole private island to myself, including a lean-to, a tree house, a log cabin, and a lodge for a total of 21 guests to sleep in luxurious comfort. But alas, that's exactly what this island is that is in Saranac Lake, New York.

When plans were announced for a 117-acre luxury camping resort, owner Jeff Taylor hoped to break ground a few weeks later. That was at the beginning of February.

You may have seen vintage campers get a major makeover before, but this camp takes "glamping" to a whole new level.