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Whip-O-Will Campsites
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Whip-O-Will Campsites
Whip-O-Will Campsites

Whip-O-Will Campsites in the United States

Purling , the United States

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Whip-O-Will Campsites

644 County Road 31
12470 Purling
the United States
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Family camping in the heart of the Catskills! Sleep under the stars in our lakeside tent section or pull into a 50-amp full hookup site.

Come fish in the lake (no permit required) or relax by the pool.

Whip-o-Will offers something for everyone. In-ground pool, kiddie pool, Wifi, hayrides, fishing, arcade, snack bar, events and activities, and much more. Enjoy our sparkling clean bathhouses, laundry and fully-stocked campstore. 300 sites on 115 acres.

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Characteristics

Accommodations

Tents
Caravans
Campers

Facilities

Electricity
Gas bottle exchange
Wifi
Lounge
Drying room
Cooking facilities
Camp shop
Fresh bread
Snack bar
Restaurant
Wheelchair access
Campfire at pitch allowed
Firewood
Charcoal BBQ allowed

Suitability

Dogs allowed
Pitches with shade
Seasonal pitches
Nudists
Youth group pitches
Car free
Car allowed at pitch

Recreation

Playground
Theater
Swimming in natural water
Sandy beach
Nudist beach
Outdoor pool
Indoor pool
Water slide
Thermal baths
Sauna
Tennis
Table tennis
Volleyball
Golf
Mini golf
Sailing/surfing
Boat hire
Boat slipway
Bike rental
Horse riding
Fishing
Diving station

Sanitary

Baby changing room
Washing cabins
Accessible sanitary
Washing machines
Dryers
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Ramey53

This is about as close to RV Ghetto living as you can get. Stay away ... stay far away. We went to visit our daughter who recently moved to that area. I booked 2 weeks on a FHU Pull Through. Upon arrival, check in went somewhat smoothly. The office was closed and I had to walk to the owners site to announce our arrival. The office, gates and pool area were exactly as they appeared on their website. Then the nightmare began. To enter the campsite area, you have to drive into a heavily wooded area, the road narrows significantly (we are a 102" 39' 5th Wheel) there were times when i could not see daylight between my camper and the trees we were driving by. The roads are mostly dirt with the remnants of what was gravel at some point. The campsite was poorly marked, difficult to turn into (at one point the nose of my camper was inches away from a large pine tree marking the left side of the site. The site was mostly grass and dirt. Then it rained and the site turned into mud. The park is mostly seasonal with poorly maintained trailers, old school busses all with shed roofs built over and/or next to them. We stayed 2 nights of 14night reservation until we could find a better campground. Total for the reservation was $571 so we took a $400+ loss for leaving early but it was worth it to escape this dilapidated poorly maintained absolutely horrible place.

4 years ago

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