Butternut Grove Campsite

Stayed in their tiny cabin, site 66 on the end. Very cute cabin, with a beautiful river view. The cabin has a bunk bed with 2 twins, and a futon that folds to a full-queen bed, with a table that can seat 4. Keruig, retro microwave and a mini fridge supplied. Very clean and they supply sheets, cups, silverware, and plates. Dog-friendly. Has an electric heater that works very well and the cabin has a few outlets around it. Outside light, inside lights, smart TV. Has key-less entry where they supply you a 4 digit code to enter. Be sure to greet the campground dog, he's super friendly. Bathrooms were about a minute walk away to the middle part of the campground. It seems like out of the three cabins, there were only occupants in 2 of the 3 (including us) and 1 trailer; otherwise the rest of the campground was empty. Some changes we would suggest: -seems like the wifi doesn't reach the cabin (or at least it wasn't when we were there). Because of that we couldn't get the smart TV to work. -wish there was a curtain over the window where the futon is -I wish they would've had a pot or pan, as I forgot mine at home, but had my camping stove. -more paper towels- forgot to bring my own, and they had a small roll there -The bunk beds have 2 pillows each and a warm cozy comforter. The bed advertised as queen is more like a full-sized bed, and I think the sheets provided were actually twin sized, not queen because they hardly fit the corners. There were only 2 pillows for the queen bed, which sleeps people, and these pillows were tiny and were indoor/outdoor pillow decor style. The comforter was a thin blanket, so we used the twin comforters for more warmth. The futon is not comfortable at all to sleep on. We took the real pillows off the twin beds to use, and their pillowcases, but only 1 pillow case was provided for each twin bed, and no pillow cases for the queen sized bed. It was very confusing. -For the campground being empty, the bathrooms could've been a tad cleaner. However, I am still giving this campground a 5 star review, for their location on the Beaver Kill, and for the tiny cabin that suited our purpose perfectly.

Nicest, most welcoming campground I've ever been to! Very family/dog /kid friendly! Great atmosphere, beautiful river, nice amenities. The staff was kind & super helpful. Spaces are roomy and the neighbors were amazing! The Argentinian food was terrific and the live music was great. Can't wait to go back.

I absolutely love this campground. The owners are so kind and friendly. The spot is right on the river making it perfect for a nice riverside lounge or swim. Good brown trout fishing as well. You can enjoy your solitude or join the social gatherings by the communal fire and meet other campers. Great food and drinks are near by. Bathrooms are clean. Great sites to choose from. I will not camp anywhere else when coming up to Roscoe, Butternut Grove has my heart!

My husband and I camped at Butternut Grove Campground for the first time this week and we loved it! We had a site right on the river and it was so relaxing to be by the water. My husband enjoyed fishing right in front of our site. Campsites were well equipped, bath house was spotless! Wood delivery right to our site was wonderful. We met the owners and they were fantastic-friendly and super helpful. They were very responsive to anything we or other campers needed. Already looking forward to our next visit.

One of my new favorite camp site spots. We got a cabin right on the river which is easily accessible for swimming , tubing , fishing or hanging. SUCH a clean campground . The shared bathrooms were certainly nicer than any campsite I've been to. The tiny cabins were clean, fully equipped with bedding, pillows, coffee, dishes , microwave, AC and more. The grill and fire pit on site was so great! I am for sure going back! About 2.5 hours from NYC

Visited in 11/2024 and rented a cabin, and again in May 2025 and rented a riverfront RV site Nov 2024- Stayed in their tiny cabin, site 66 on the end. Very cute cabin, with a beautiful river view. The cabin has a bunk bed with 2 twins, and a futon that folds to a full-queen bed, with a table that can seat 4. Keruig, retro microwave and a mini fridge supplied. Very clean and they supply sheets, cups, silverware, and plates. Dog-friendly. Has an electric heater that works very well and the cabin has a few outlets around it. Outside light, inside lights, smart TV. Has key-less entry where they supply you a 4 digit code to enter. Be sure to greet the campground dog (Rulo), he's super friendly. Bathrooms were about a minute walk away to the middle part of the campground. It seems like out of the three cabins, there were only occupants in 2 of the 3 (including us) and 1 trailer; otherwise the rest of the campground was empty. Some changes we would suggest: -seems like the wifi doesn't reach the cabin (or at least it wasn't when we were there). Because of that we couldn't get the smart TV to work. -wish there was a curtain over the window where the futon is -I wish they would've had a pot or pan, as I forgot mine at home, but had my camping stove. -more paper towels- forgot to bring my own, and they had a small roll there -The bunk beds have 2 pillows each and a warm cozy comforter. The bed advertised as queen is more like a full-sized bed, and I think the sheets provided were actually twin sized, not queen because they hardly fit the corners. There were only 2 pillows for the queen bed, which sleeps people, and these pillows were tiny and were indoor/outdoor pillow decor style. The comforter was a thin blanket, so we used the twin comforters for more warmth. The futon is not comfortable at all to sleep on. We took the real pillows off the twin beds to use, and their pillowcases, but only 1 pillow case was provided for each twin bed, and no pillow cases for the queen sized bed. It was very confusing. -For the campground being empty, the bathrooms could've been a tad cleaner. However, I am still giving this campground a 5 star review, for their location on the Beaver Kill, and for the tiny cabin that suited our purpose perfectly. May 2025- Stayed in site 58 with our 17-foot drop RV. Has electric and water hook-up. Gorgeous site with a gravel/mini rock area. The picnic table was plastic and falling apart however. Steps down to the river right from our site, that I couldn't recommend it more. One thing I am really upset about though is we paid ~$35 for fire wood- and it was all wet. I had to drive to the gas station down the road to get dry dry dry wood, and lighter fluid just to get it to start, and we had two different types of fire starters. Wouldn't suggest buying it from them, unless they ensure you it dry. But keep our eyes open. Bathrooms still very clean and I will be coming back here, as they are so friendly.

Friendly place. Campsites are small and tightly packed in many areas. The dump station was in rough shape; muddy, overflowing and the rinse nozzle is not functional.. when I brought this to his attention, the owner of the campground compensated by pumping out my gray & black tank for no charge.