Deerpark – New York City NW KOA Holiday

108 Guymard Turnpike, Cuddebackville, NY 12729

845-754-8388

800-562-3649

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GPS: 41.4429,-74.6057

Deerpark – New York City NW KOA Holiday is located at 108 Guymard Turnpike, Cuddebackville, New York 12729 with a total of 200 campsites. Some of the amenities you can enjoy there are Biking, Fishing, Swimming Pool, Water Sports, and more. Before your trip to Deerpark – New York City NW KOA Holiday, check out website at http://koa.com/campgrounds/deerpark/ or contact them through 845-754-8388 to know their nightly rates and available discounts.

GPS Info. (Latitude, Longitude)

41.4429, -74.6057

GPS Info. (Latitude, Longitude) 41.4429, -74.6057

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Overview of Deerpark – New York City NW KOA Holiday


Longest RV Reported: 34 feet (Travel Trailer)

Reported by Cindy & Cristal F on 5.5.2022

Number of Sites:

200

Open Seasonally:

April - Oct.

Elevation:

459 ft / 139 m

Tent Camping:

Yes

Reviews of Deerpark – New York City NW KOA Holiday

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  • Dirty very poorly run campground. NOT UP TO KOA standards

    Reviewed 12/10/2021

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    Days stayed: 3

    Site number: C4

    The only nice thing to say about this place is the river. $170 a night with a river view, electric and water would have been tolerable except for the filthy bathrooms. We’ve stayed a many lovely, clean, well run KOAs on the East coast and cannot understand how this place keeps their KOA franchise???

  • Absolute dump, go elsewhere

    Reviewed 15/7/2021

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    Nightly rate: $80

    Days stayed: 1

    Stayed at this place on an RV trip in July 2021 for one night. We woke up before dawn to get the hell out of there. Everything is broken, dirty, and damaged. The water didn’t work half the time, and when it did it was nasty. We weren’t comfortable drinking it or even showering. $80 for an RV site where the wood deck was broken and half...moreStayed at this place on an RV trip in July 2021 for one night. We woke up before dawn to get the hell out of there. Everything is broken, dirty, and damaged. The water didn’t work half the time, and when it did it was nasty. We weren’t comfortable drinking it or even showering. $80 for an RV site where the wood deck was broken and half the hookups didn’t work. I would not recommend this campground to anybody.

  • Poorly maintained

    Reviewed 3/6/2021

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    Nightly rate: $75

    Days stayed: 7

    Site number: C20

    Couldn’t agree more with the previous review. This is a sad KOA that does not live up to any sort of KOA standard. The grounds are a mess, buildings and amenities in disrepair, and the bathrooms are unmaintained. The redeeming quality of the campground is the beautiful river scenery and the proximity to a nice outdoor area at the Never...moreCouldn’t agree more with the previous review. This is a sad KOA that does not live up to any sort of KOA standard. The grounds are a mess, buildings and amenities in disrepair, and the bathrooms are unmaintained. The redeeming quality of the campground is the beautiful river scenery and the proximity to a nice outdoor area at the Neversink Preserve. If you can get a quiet site near the River, this may make your stay worthwhile. Otherwise, skip this campground.

  • Great location, very scenic, woefully understaffed, friendly and helpful staff

    Reviewed 19/5/2020

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    Nightly rate: $48

    Days stayed: 3

    Site number: B28

    The reviews online are right on the mark, you'll either love or hate this KOA. If you're looking for a manicured, corporate looking KOA where there is staff everywhere to cater to your every need THIS IS NOT THE PLACE. This campground doesn't really look like any KOA we've been to. It's more like a state park with minimal staff you ...moreThe reviews online are right on the mark, you'll either love or hate this KOA. If you're looking for a manicured, corporate looking KOA where there is staff everywhere to cater to your every need THIS IS NOT THE PLACE. This campground doesn't really look like any KOA we've been to. It's more like a state park with minimal staff you rarely see as the campground is HUGE and there are so many separate areas. The pros:-very friendly customer service-lovely river sites -huge campground with multiple loops and types of camping types (yurts, cabins, open field, wooded etc)the cons-the place is huge but the weekend we were there, there were only 3 people working the entire campground including handling customers, clearing brush, etc. -the landscaping is almost non-existent, weeds, downed trees, and weeds everywhere (see con #1)-a number of abandoned looking trailers mar the landscape in multiple areas (see con #1)-the pool was not open as it was before the in-season BUT it looked AWFUL.... (see con #1)-many of the amenities were rundown and needed TLC (see con #1)-The WIFI is non-existent, luckily cell service was excellent.We were lucky in that we were camping on a quiet weekend. There was no music festival with loud and rowdy people to irritate us. We were first placed in a site that was next to an abandoned looking trailer with a shredded awning and flat tires. After I let the helpful staff person know we weren't pleased, we were moved to another site that was much more to our liking.The campground has so much potential so hopefully the owners will get adequate staffing to make the necessary improvements and maintenance so that it can make more campers happy.We didn't use the bathrooms or any of the facilities at all but they didn't look all that well cared for so I personally would not recommend it to friends and family who were camping in tents or cabins or yurts. That being said, we'd come back as we had a very nice time and loved the property. It was more like a state park than a KOA in that it didn't look manicured or 'corporate' but was much more rustic and 'shabby' which is fine if you don't need to use the bathrooms or stay in a cabin.

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Verizon 4G

Confirmed by 3 Users Last Reported 05/19/2020

At&t 4G

Confirmed by 1 Users Last Reported 06/03/2021

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