Located on beautiful Lake Kayuta, Kayuta Lake Campground is one of the most popular campgrounds in Upstate New York. The park is in the clutches of tall pines and wild cherry trees. It features large sites, full 30 and 50amp sites, large covered pavilion, LP gas, fishing, boat ramp, mini golf, tennis, large playground, beach, boat rentals, horseshoes and basketball.
Location:
10892 Campground Rd., Forestport New York 13338
Telephone
315-831-5077 Fax 315-831-8816
Other RV campgrounds and dealers nearby:
(Lowville) Beaver Camp
(Altmar) Brenda's Motel and Campground
(Saint Johnsville) Crystal Grove Diamond Mine and Campground
(Forestport) Kayuta Lake Campground
(Sylvan Beach) Landing Campground
(Pulaski) Stoney's Pineville Campground
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01/10 Coming to The Forestport area
Mountain Jam Festival Hunter Mountain NY June6-9 Mountain Jam is a four-day, multi-stage event, featuring approximately 50 bands on 3 stages in one of the Northeast’s most pristine natural amphitheaters.
Grey Fox Bluegrass Festival Utica NY July18-21 A Who's Who of Bluegrass in the Beautiful Catskill Mountains. A Gathering of Music, Learning & Friends.
Schuyler County Italian American Festival Watkins Glen NY August2-4 The Italian people, known for their love of family, food and friends are the foundation and spirit of this festival.
Franklin County Fair Malone NY August3-11 This annual county fair, taking place in late summer, schedules events such as: Rooster Crowing Contest, Truck & Tractor Pull, Horse Show, Clothing Revue Grandstand, 4-H Goat Showmanship/4-H Goat Costume Driving Class.
Williamstown Theatre Festival Williamstown MA June26-August18 Nestled in the Berkshire Hills of western Massachusetts, the Williamstown Theatre Festival is a summer-long celebration of theater that brings together a vast and impressive array of artists and offers audiences varied cultural experiences.
The Woodstock Fruit Festival Diamond Point NY August18-25 Children are our future and it is vitally important to expose them to the environment where eating whole raw fruits and vegetables is the norm.
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