Newburgh, NY campgrounds?
Thanks again for your help. We are on our first trip south to VA and will travel through Newburgh, NY. I see a KOA in North Newburgh north of 84. Is this the closest CG for easy in out one night? ...
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Drbolasky wrote:jfkmk wrote:
The KOA is a little bit off the highway, but not so much that it should preclude you from stopping there.
Agree - not as convenient to the Interstate as any of us would like, but not overly difficult, either. We used this KOA this past summer - also liked it very much. They have the whole range of sites from big, roomy, and shaded pull-thru's to basic patches of gravel with hook-ups. What you'll get will maybe depend on how full it is at the time. Just be sure you have enough of your own groceries as the store has mainly souvenir items. And how's this for a twist - there is a wine shop on the premises.
Once you've travelled Rt. 209 south to East Stroudsburg, I'll suggest you get on I-80 for a short stretch then pick up Rt. 33 south. Take this all the way south across the Lehigh River to the interchange with I-78 and get on I-78 there. On paper, Rt. 22 west looks shorter (and it is) but traffic backs up frequently, big time. Both highways see significant truck traffic. Enjoy & safe travels.
On edit: I-84 is undergoing bridge replacement just north of Milford, PA and is one lane both directions. Coming from NY, take the first exit in PA (Matamoras) and get on 209 there. Yes, it will take you through the town of Milford, but it beats sitting. It is easily navigable and the town is actually quite picturesque when you get in the city proper.
Exactly what we are looking for. Again, great people here and perfect advice; and wine shop...here's hoping a variety from the Finger Lakes region! Which is also on our bucket list!
Traffic on new roads is quite scary, thank you for any suggestions.
