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DO NOT USE EXIT 18 OFF I-88. THIS ROUTE GOES OVER A MOUNTAIN WITH NARROW, WINDY ROADS.
From Binghamton or Albany, take Interstate 88 to exit 16. Take Rte 47 south which turns in to Rte 11, follow to Rte 23, make a left heading East. Campground is approximately 7 1/2 miles to Beaver Spring Rd on the left. From NYC, take interstate 87 North to Exit 21, take Rte 23 west approximately 60 miles to Beaver Spring Rd. Were located in the foothills of the Catskill mountains, 15 minutes east of Oneonta.
Great spot to stop at before heading back home! Beautiful entrance coming in. Staff was super friendly, camp site and bathrooms were super clean! Large green space to be able to play frisbee. Coin operated washer and dryer,
What a wonderful welcoming campground! We had an amazing family oriented experience and we are very much looking forward to returning next season!
I’m writing this at 11:00 at night, well past the 10:00 quiet time cutoff. The music at the pavilion is so loud and making it impossible to get to sleep! This campground is definitely catered to the seasonal campers. They stay up all night drinking and the more they drink the louder they get! The seasonals don’t pay attention to the rules. Their dogs are never on a leash and run out into the road making it impossible for us to walk our two small dogs. We had a golf cart run our 11 year old daughter off the road down a hill and she flew over her handlebars. The pool is in need of repair and was very dirty. I question the proper chlorine ph as you can’t smell chlorine at all. I was told it was only heated on the weekends so it was very cold during the week. The trex around the edges is so loose that my 5 year old son got his toe caught under the edge. The playground is very dangerous. Our kids came back to our campsite carrying at board with rusted screws sticking out of it that fell of the elevated area. The tube slide has two rusted metal supports- one is not even attached anymore. When we arrived at our site we were unable to hook up at our 50 amp big rig site as the connections are all the way in the back. Needed 50 feet of cord, water hose and sewer hose. Had to scramble and buy the extra needed just so we could get hooked up. The entrance to he campground is very hard to see. You have to make sure you see the flags or you will go right by. Would be nice to be lit up at night. If you are a family with kids or just wanting a nice place to get away- this is definitely not for you. Even some of the seasonal campers have offensive signs on their sites. This is just one big party campground- If this is what you like you will love it. There are definitely some other nice options for a family campground in the Cooperstown area. We checked them out and will go there. Well as I close it’s 11:30 and I think the music has stopped!
This is our favorite campground!!! Come multiple times a year. The owners are so helpful, down to earth and fun. Weekends are tons of fun, with tons of family activities. They have a little store on site but there is a Mirabito right down the road. Price Chopper isn't every far either so you can drab things you forgot or replenish what you need. Plenty to do nearby as well if you look it up...
Went for a few days with a friend.....we are two ladies in our 70's on a visit to Oneonta. Crazy Acres was the perfect spot for us. Lovely setting. Very helpful staff and owners. Maintained with a lot of love and care. We will be back! Oh...that's right...we already booked for September.
