Hartwick Highlands Campground

Nice sized campground out in the country with wooded and open sites. They have a lot of cabins for rent. In a normal season, I imagine things are rocking and rolling. Thanks to COVID, there were lots of empty sites when we were visited – so sad for these businesses. Anyway, the staff was friendly and efficient. Keep in mind they only take cash or check. We had a long, fairly level pull thru site out in the open. There was no privacy but decent spacing between sites. The interior roads are paved with gravel sites. Satellite worked in our spot with Verizon at 4g 2 bars. The WII FI was too slow to use so we used our trusty hot spots. It’s about a 10-15 minute drive to Cooperstown and the Baseball Hall of Fame. It’s a cute town but very touristy with lots of restaurants and shops selling t-shirts and trinkets. Down Seminary Hill from the RV park, there is a tasty ice cream place. It’s a short steep drop to this intersection so if you leave this way in your RV check your brakes!

Jennifer was so hospitable and friendly! The grounds were very well maintained and good mix of open pull through sites and forested back ins. Very close to Cooperstown.

This is in Cooperstown where they claim to have invented baseball. Google it, they didn't. But it's a fantastic place none the less. The staff is really sweet and friendly!

Late August had beautiful, crisp evenings! The pool was nice, a bit cold when we got there but with some not-so-subtle hints, the staff warmed it up a bit for us southerners.

I can't give it five stars because they charge extra for more than two children, which is just weird.

Try Fly Creek Cider Mill and NYPC (New York Pizza Company)!

Dog park and dog bath were nice touches!