Diamond Point Campground

This is a nice little area for primitive camping. If you're looking to isolate away from the world, this isn't the place for you. There is 1 toliet and the campsites are self pay cash/ check only. My biggest issue is the traffic. A lot of locals come in and out for fishing and kayaking. Not to mention, they ride their 4 wheelers up and down the camping area. It happens during the day and night. The river next to the site was clean and easy to access. It's good for $10 a night but very unlikely I'll return. You'll get a better value staying at a local camp ground in he area .

Jan 3,2023 … went over to enjoy some winter camping hoping to see a nice backwoods camp on the river. I Saw what was there and left. 2 spots is what they have and both spots were beat up pretty bad. There was alot of car traffic just in the 10 min i was there 7 vehicles came through and a few folks stopping to hike the river trail. to many people and traffic for me so i moved on to a different area up North. In the photos are a pic of both sites the trucks on site #2 ,,, the pit toilet is closed for the season for you folks who are afraid to go in the woods.

I visited this remote park on a Monday afternoon in the month of May as the spring leaves were just starting to appear. The only sounds that could be heard were that of birds. The primary amenities of the park are a few campsites, a canoe launch area—complete with steps down to the White River—and a single pit toilet. It is a very beautiful area and reminds me of Michigan's Upper Peninsula. During my visit, I took a number of 360 panoramic photos. Check them out in Google Street View to get the full virtual reality experience. If you enjoy quiet and beautiful natural surroundings, then this park is definitely worth a visit.

This camp ground is fantastic! It has stairs to the river and public bathrooms and garbage cans. Picnic tables and several good picture spots. We stop here on our way down the river. Wish there was more flat ground for tents but perfect for hammock camping.

Nice area and beautiful setting but there's only 2 campsites that are first come first serve and no way of knowing if there's any free space so it's impossible to plan on going there. Then you have buses from the Happy Mohawk Canoe Livery driving through all day long. Rangers are horribly rude. Was only one ranger that was pleasant. Garbage can is tiny and rarely cleaned out. There's only one vault toilet and it's normally disgusting. Not a good place to stay but not the worst place to visit for a day. There are still many better places, though where you wouldn't have to deal with the BS that comes along with this place