$18/Night Passport America

(141 miles to Oneonta)
(121 miles to Randolph)

Nice, level, grassy pull-thrus with plenty of space. Dump station, no sewer connection, though they do have a honey wagon if needed. Limited, free wi-fi connection.

Conveniently close to the Corning Museum of Glass, The Rockwell Museum of Western Art, and the Keuka Lake Wine Trail.

The Finger Lakes are noted for some of the Country’s finest wines (and food!). We suggest stopping at the Bully Hill Vineyard for lunch. Their crab cakes are superb, though their wines are very sweet. There are 12 wineries around the lake, and you can make the circuit in a day. Wine tastings vary in price from free to $5. Try them all, you will surely find some you like! Fantastic scenery all along the Wine Trail.

While here, be sure to visit Spencer’s Restaurant & Mercantile, 359 Market St Ext, Corning, for dinner:
"We serve real mashed potatoes, homemade soups and desserts and have the largest seafood menu in the area. Steamed clams are on our menu year round and our famous fish fry is available every day. Prime rib is offered Wednesday through Saturday, slow roasted, succulent and served au jus. Pasta is a very important element on our menu and we are proud to serve all pasta cooked to order and served with homemade meatballs and sauce made daily from my Grandmother Quattrini's family recipe."

Need to stock up on groceries? Another treat is a visit to Wegman’s Supermarket, (24 South Bridge St, Corning), for a true “super” grocery buying experience. .

Try the “Sweet Shoppe” near the campground for really good ice cream treats.

Take it from us, you can skip “Champs Restaurant” just down the road from the campground.