camping info
Kenny, Nicole, and Chicky will be camping at the park Saturday night. We’ll be at Campsite #21, so book early if you’d like to be nearby.
It’s completely optional, but we’d love for you and your family to join.
The park requires everyone to book their own campsite, so we’re not able to reserve sites on your behalf.
To book a campsite, you’ll need:
Suffolk County Residents: Green Key ($30, valid 3 years)
Non-residents: Reservation Key ($50, valid 1 year)
You’ll need to book 4 nights, but you can stay just Saturday night.
A Green Key for Suffolk residents or Reservation Key for non-residents is required to book.
Non-residents pay a higher nightly rate, so it may be easier to join someone who already has a site.
Each campsite allows up to 2 tents and up to 8 people. Feel free to coordinate and share a site with others.
(There are no bears. You’ll be fine.) Please just let us know if you decide to camp so we know who will be there.
So....we may have scared you in the past with a camping story or two, but this will be easy and fun!
It’s just one night so keep it simple. We’ll be hanging around the campfire and keeping it relaxed, with some time to explore the park and trails the next day.
These are drive-up campsites, so setting up is easy and you can even car camp. You can share a site and split gear, and we probably have extras if you need anything.
Clean bathrooms are nearby... nothing rugged here!
BASICS
Tent
Something to sleep on
Blanket + pillow
Clothes & toiletries
Nice to have:
Flashlight
Bug spray
Camp chair
Snacks & drinks
Hammock
camping info
Kenny, Nicole, and Chicky will be camping at the park Saturday night. We’ll be at Campsite #21, so book early if you’d like to be nearby.
It’s completely optional, but we’d love for you and your family to join.
The park requires everyone to book their own campsite, so we’re not able to reserve sites on your behalf.
To book a campsite, you’ll need:
Suffolk County Residents: Green Key ($30, valid 3 years)
Non-residents: Reservation Key ($50, valid 1 year)
You’ll need to book 4 nights, but you can stay just Saturday night.
A Green Key for Suffolk residents or Reservation Key for non-residents is required to book.
Non-residents pay a higher nightly rate, so it may be easier to join someone who already has a site.
Each campsite allows up to 2 tents and up to 8 people. Feel free to coordinate and share a site with others.
(There are no bears. You’ll be fine.) Please just let us know if you decide to camp so we know who will be there.
So....we may have scared you in the past with a camping story or two, but this will be easy and fun!
It’s just one night so keep it simple. We’ll be hanging around the campfire and keeping it relaxed, with some time to explore the park and trails the next day.
These are drive-up campsites, so setting up is easy and you can even car camp. You can share a site and split gear, and we probably have extras if you need anything.
Clean bathrooms are nearby... nothing rugged here!
BASICS
Tent
Something to sleep on
Blanket + pillow
Clothes & toiletries
Nice to have:
Flashlight
Bug spray
Camp chair
Snacks & drinks
Hammock
camping info
Kenny, Nicole, and Chicky will be camping at the park Saturday night. We’ll be at Campsite #21, so book early if you’d like to be nearby.
It’s completely optional, but we’d love for you and your family to join.
The park requires everyone to book their own campsite, so we’re not able to reserve sites on your behalf.
To book a campsite, you’ll need:
Suffolk County Residents: Green Key ($30, valid 3 years)
Non-residents: Reservation Key ($50, valid 1 year)
You’ll need to book 4 nights, but you can stay just Saturday night.
A Green Key for Suffolk residents or Reservation Key for non-residents is required to book.
Non-residents pay a higher nightly rate, so it may be easier to join someone who already has a site.
Each campsite allows up to 2 tents and up to 8 people. Feel free to coordinate and share a site with others.
(There are no bears. You’ll be fine.) Please just let us know if you decide to camp so we know who will be there.
So....we may have scared you in the past with a camping story or two, but this will be easy and fun!
It’s just one night so keep it simple. We’ll be hanging around the campfire and keeping it relaxed, with some time to explore the park and trails the next day.
These are drive-up campsites, so setting up is easy and you can even car camp. You can share a site and split gear, and we probably have extras if you need anything.
Clean bathrooms are nearby... nothing rugged here!
BASICS
Tent
Something to sleep on
Blanket + pillow
Clothes & toiletries
Nice to have:
Flashlight
Bug spray
Camp chair
Snacks & drinks
Hammock
