Hither Hills State Park RV & Campground Guide
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Established along the Atlantic Ocean on the South Fork of Long Island, Hither Hills State Park has 1,755 acres of land that visitors can explore. The coastal park flaunts sandy beaches with picnic tables and playgrounds for families to enjoy. Designated a state park in 1924, the area of Hither Hills was formerly reserved for commercial development. Casinos, hotels, and even a yacht basin were slated to undergo development in the region. Whether you want to get out and enjoy some hiking or spend some time camping, there's something for everyone to appreciate. There's also plenty to enjoy in the nearby New York communities of Montauk, East Hampton, and Manhattan.
Spring 33-65 F
Summer 60-80 F
Fall 42-75 F
Winter 27-45 F
RV Resorts & Campsites in Hither Hills State Park
RVing is a pleasant way to experience all that nature has to offer while retaining some of the city-life essentials, such as bathrooms with running water and a stovetop for preparing meals. Camping in a traditional tent can be fun, but there are more bugs, little comfort, and less privacy than in an RV. If you prefer to get better rest while still enjoying the camping adventure, consider renting an RV from RVshare.com. You can find an inclusive RV for your family at a price that fits your budget. There are more than 8,500 campsites for tents and RVs available to guests at Hither Hills State Park.
Hither Hills State Park Campground
Hither Hills State Park Campground can host numerous guests whether you are using an RV or camping in a conventional tent. Most sites include a fire pit and picnic table, and many offer RV hookups. The campground also offers easy access to various natural settings, including oceanfront beaches as well as canyons and gorges. Campers can take part in activities such as hiking, boating, and fishing.
Water hookup: Yes
Electrical hookup: Yes
Sewer hookup: Yes
Wi-Fi: Yes
Other features: Showers, bathrooms, playgrounds, dump station, convenience store
Cedar Point County Park Campground
Located in East Hampton, Cedar Point County Park Campground provides individual and group campsites to accommodate families of all sizes. While the sites are basic, water and picnic tables are available. Cedar Point is the perfect place for those looking to relax and to enjoy the outdoors without distractions.
Water hookup: No
Electrical hookup: No
Sewer hookup: No
Wi-Fi: No
Other features: Picnic tables, on-site water, boat rentals, nature trails
What to Do at
Hither Hills State Park
Inside Hither Hills State Park
The vast territory of Hither Hills State Park offers many recreational activities. Visitors can unwind on the beaches and enjoy the views, or they can conquer the waves with a surfboard for a dose of adrenaline. There are plenty of natural trails to hike or to explore by bicycle.
How to Get to
Hither Hills State Park
The park is 122 miles away from Manhattan, the largest city nearby. It's a two-and-a-half-hour trip that takes you on I-495 to Manorville, then onto NY-27, where you will continue until you reach Old Montauk Highway. Shortly after merging onto Old Montauk Highway, you will see the Hither Hills State Park entrance on the right.
Entering Hither Hills State Park
Most of the state parks in New York charge a vehicle fee to enter. At Hither Hills, fees are charged between the hours of 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. The park is open year-round from sunrise to sunset every day of the week, providing plenty of time for you to visit.
Hither Hills State Park Annual pass : $80.0
Hither Hills State Park One-day pass (per vehicle) : $10.0
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Frequently Asked Questions About Hither Hills State Park
Summer is the best time to visit the park because the weather is pleasant. The park's seasonal campground is open from mid-April to mid-November. Summer is also ideal because the long daylight hours allow you to enjoy everything the park has to offer.
Yes, there are designated RV camping spots at Hither Hills State Park. Note that if your stay starts on Friday, Saturday or Sunday from Memorial Day to Labor Day, you must book the campsite for seven days.
When visiting Hither Hills State Park, you may see several animals, including raccoons, gray squirrels, cottontail rabbits, white-tailed deer and red foxes. This area is an important bird area, especially for bobwhite quail, great-horned owls and American woodcocks.
Leashed pets are allowed in the area east of Napeague Harbor, north of Montauk Parkway and west of the overlook parking. They are not permitted on the beaches or in the picnic areas.
The largest beach at Hither Hills State Park is accessible, and there are two wheelchairs available on a first-come basis. The general store and some of the campsites are ADA-compliant.