Winding Hills Park is located off NY 17K in the Comfort Hills two miles west of the village of Montgomery, New York, United States, straddling the Montgomery-Crawford town line. It is a 502-acre area centered on 40-acre Diamond Lake that is primarily used for outdoor recreation.
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Always an amazing experience at winding hills when camping. The ranger was super nice and checked us in for the evening. We had an electric hookup spot so it was $35 for one night- FYI- there are no full hookup spots at this campground. We stayed here on a Saturday night on an off holiday so it wasn’t too busy - but definitely book ahead of time on holiday weekends for a spot. There are multiple trails you can take to hike on or you can walk the roads which are well paved. We took our dog with us and everyone seemed respectful of the leash policy which is great since we have a fearful dog and we wanted this to be a positive experience for her. The one family across from us decided to blare their music at one point in the evening, but the ranger came right up and asked them to turn it down respectfully since a majority of campers are quiet here. There are campfire rings provided and picnic tables at every site. Park is very well maintained daily and the bathrooms are very clean for being a campground. They clean them in the morning and in the evening which I...
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One of the nicest campsite we’ve ever been. The only thing is they have no reservation, so you just wish that there’s campsite available. Its a first come, first serve basis. If you saw an available camp site, you just gotta stay there, build your tent, and do what you gotta do. The staff site will just come to your campsite for the payment. And we asked what time is the check out, he said until 7pm. Bad thing we need to go home early, so we didn’t have the chance to visit everything corner of the campsite.
The place was well maintained! So clean. And this is the cleanest public restroom I’ve ever been, seriously. Been in a lot of campsites already and I’ve never seen any clean restroom. That’s the biggest point for me.
And they have electricity in the site. You just gotta pay extra to use it. $35 for no electricity, and $40 with electricity. Good thing we bought rice cooker. We’re not that good in cooking rice on charcoal/wood. So we enjoy more our bbq. Lol.
Overall, we definitely gonna come back! Hopefully next summer or...
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Expensive campground for out of state visitors at around $40, but I got a really sweet spot in October as the season wound down. Last year I was able to enjoy a campfire in the rain! Magical. I wonder what happened to the swan. It wasn’t there this year. Hope it didn’t die and instead flew off to find love again. Interestingly enough, I saw a swan at my local swamp when I returned home.
Pros: first come first served (could cause some anxiety, but I’ve always found spots); new for this year: nice guys come around with huge stacks of wood for about $6. Some short trails you can walk around, or take a drive to the more busy trails nearby (but get there early).
Also, the cleanest bathroom/shower I’ve ever seen in a campground. Wow! Wish I would’ve taken advantage. Water felt...
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