Interlake RV Park & Campground

If you are in the Hudson Valley area, Interlake RV Park is the place to be. It is situated within minutes of Rhinebeck, Hyde Park and the Dutchess Wine Trail.

The campground itself is fairly large, with a myriad of sites; primitive, tent, on a hill, full shade, full sun, remote to down right neighborly (i.e. close). They range in size too from tent to extra-large to accommodate big rigs. I'd definitely suggest calling first and working out site specifics before booking. I noticed that some sites seem to be precariously situated up a slope or without maneuverability room and I'm assuming they are for 'seasonals' as I can't imagine a rig getting in out of of them on a regular basis. I believe all sites are back-in, and, at the time of my visit, recently leveled with small size paving gravel. There are several loops throughout the campground and it's helpful that they have someone direct you to your site on arrival. My site was at the end of a row, and backed to a fence, with two shade trees and some wonderful smelling jasmine that would waft in my open windows, full-hook up and 21 cable stations available, a fire-ring and picnic table, though the other side was fairly close to my neighbor without much privacy.

I was thrown by the RV sales in the name, I only saw one small trailer for sale and it looked to be someones used towable. It's not an RV lot as I was picturing before arrival.

This is the type of place where the same campers come year after year and absolutely love it. It has a very family feel. The owners are extremely nice and accommodating, as was everyone in the front office. They've a large rec hall that holds a laundry room and full service snack bar, along with a pool table, board games, small lending library, and even a small stage for entertainment. I saw that an Elvis impersonator and a ventriloquist were on the docket for this Summer. Outside of the rec hall, are tables, a playground and a large pool area. There's even a catch-release pond.

They have wifi with pretty good access, though the park was not crowded during my stay. However, there isn't much in the way of cellphone reception.

If you don't have a rig and need a place to stay they've got you covered there as well. Everything was clean and well kept (bathrooms, showers, laundry, pool, and their private rentals from what I saw)

While there isn't a nearby Whole Foods or Trader Joe's, if your looking for quality, go directly to the source. A lot of the farms sell directly and there's also a wonderful Farmer's market.

Enjoy our first RV camping experience here. The Park has a lot of seasonal campers and sites reserved for short stays. Our site was level with a gravel base and full hook ups. While I would have preferred a more wooded site. there was adequate space. We ventured into Rhinebeck, NY which was only minutes away. Due to the recent storms, the wifi was hit or miss which was ok since I wanted to unplug for a couple of days. I was in the process of being repaired. The signal near the office was very strong.

Prior reviews, very descriptive. However WiFi and cell service have been upgraded, cable TV is now digital. Full range of sites, looks like many are leveled " by instruments " on a finer grade of gravel. Almost all interior roads paved, asphalt company was here this morning filling in and minor widening. Rec room neat and clean.Movie on Friday night, bingo on Saturday. Pool is a nice size, centrally located, natural stone just outside of pool area gives a secluded feeling. Unlike many parks w pool at entrance. Speaking of entrance, approach Lake rd w caution, doable but tight right onto narrow road. Interlake is a few miles from thruway on decent country roads. Sites are laid out to the flow of the land, I felt we had a fair amount of privacy. Owners and hosts very pleasant and helpful. There is a supermarket about 15 minutes away.

Huge area! Very very nice staff, easy accessible campspots! Would stay here again! Dog friendly!

We stayed at this park checking out on their official closing day for the season (which was a week later than what was posted on their website) As a result the park was 90% empty.

There’s lots of trees and the park has a good natural feel while. There are plenty of amenities and it appears lots of activities in non closing/covid times including a rec hall and snack bar.

The park is convenient to points throughout the Catskills and Hudson valley and is only 2 hours from New York City which allowed us to do a day trip to see family without having to navigate our rig through the city.

We had a completely contactless check in and check out- not sure if this was their normal covid procedure or the were half closed down procedure.

Bathrooms and showers were clean although the hot water was limited and never seemed to get as hot as I would like.

AT&T worked fine (I’m not sure if we had our booster on or not) and the campground WiFi was useable as well (keep in mind that’s with a mostly empty park). We didn’t test our Verizon.

We stayed at this campground 7 nights since we were visiting family in the area. Interlake campground is close to Rhinebeck and the Red Hook areas, which was great! The campground has a nice mixture of shade trees and openness to it. We liked the fact that the campground was gated (had to have a key card to come into the campground), but we did not like the fact that our guests were charged $8 per person per day. We did receive a 10% military discount. We used the bathhouse, and the facilities were very clean, although a bit dated. We did not pay for the upgraded, faster Wifi – we just used the CG’s “basic” Wifi and we had 2-3 bars of Verizon coverage throughout our stay. About half the CG seems to be seasonal campers, so there wasn’t much activity in that section. The section we stayed in (for short-term campers or overnighters), the CG was busier. We used the laundry facilities and the big commercial machines worked great. Guests staying in this CG were polite and it was very quiet at night. The sites were close together. The CG is now owned by a management company and you can see that they are slowly making good improvements (adding more sites, refreshing the bathhouse, etc.). The staff we interacted with was very friendly and efficient. The camp store was well stocked with all sorts of very helpful goodies. We would stay at this campground again.

I wish we'd arrived to an open office, as our site was less than optimal. When we finally found it, it was carved into a steep hill at an acute angle to the road, impossible to back in. Fortunately our power cord reached under the van to plug in, and we were not using any other services. In our pine-needle & dirt bunker, we intermittently had one bar of Verizon and no OATV; the “free” wifi was unusable until quite late in the evening. What made it extra frustrating were the nice (empty) flat grass and gravel spots within view. Clearly, we got stuck in #230 b'c it's too small for most RVs. Lots of seasonal residents, a mixed lot. Sewer smells wafting through from time to time. Showers had a makeshift quality for such a large, clearly established place, and were located in a musty smelling ‘rec hall.’ On the plus side, it's quiet.

We very much enjoyed our stay here. The campground has a lot of unique sites spread across multiple sections. We stayed on the more open sites near the entrance. The sites have great space in between them, allowing for privacy and the campground itself was quiet, even when it packed up for the weekends.

While it was closer to the end of their season, they still put on some fun events for kids on the weekends and they have a snack bar open for weekends as well. Our kids enjoyed the events and the effort of the staff for those events!

The staff is very pleasant and helpful and made a strong effort to help when you asked them for anything. We actually changed sites due to a need for a better view of the sky for our Starlink, but they were accommodating and everything worked out well!

In terms of cons - Your cell signal is weak - this area is known for that kind of issue though, so it's hardly the campground's fault. The campground wifi is ok, but a bit pricey in my opinion for the speeds being offered. Some of the sites are a bit difficult to navigate, but the ones we were near were all large and manageable.

This will likely be our #1 choice when back in the area visiting family. We enjoyed our time here and will be back again!

We stayed at this campground 15 nights since we were visiting family in the area. We stayed at this CG last summer too. Interlake campground is close to Rhinebeck and the Red Hook areas, which was great! The campground has a nice mixture of shade trees and openness to it. The campground is gated (had to have a key card to come into the campground). Every size of rig can fit into the CG; just pick your site carefully due to the size of your rig and overhanging trees. (There are tall pine trees that can drip sap on your camper and tow vehicle.) Be aware that your guests will be charged to visit and to park. We received a discount because we stayed 6 nights and got the 7th free. We used both bathhouses, and the facilities were very clean, although a dated. We enjoyed the pool during this year’s stay and it is very clean and well-cared for. We did not pay for the upgraded, faster Wifi – we just used the CG’s “basic” Wifi and we had 2-3 bars of Verizon coverage throughout our stay. About half the CG has seasonal campers, so there wasn’t much activity in that section. We used the laundry facilities and the big commercial machines worked great. Guests staying in this CG were polite and it was very quiet at night. The sites were close together. The staff we interacted with was very friendly, efficient and went out of their way to help us since we stayed longer than initially planned. The camp store was well stocked with all sorts of helpful goodies. The staff had planned activities for the entire CG on the weekends; those events seem to be well attended (even though we didn’t attend). We would stay at this campground again.

We stayed here for one night in October of 2022. Site #230 was a bit awkward getting in to it - the traffic goes the opposite direction of the back in direction. We were able to turn R on the road before, then back in. Our site looked right down on to another site, but no one there. Lots of full-time RVs here (seasonal), but very few were actually there when we were (we were there on a Monday night). The lake is actually more of a boggy swamp thing, but the fishing pond was cool. Lots of nice sites along the row from #s 341 to 354. Our site actually had a gray dump!