Dutch Doctor Shelter

Dutch Doctor Shelter, located in Southfields, NY 10975, offers a convenient camping experience for hikers and outdoor enthusiasts. As a part of the Campgrounds & RV Parks category, this shelter provides a base for exploring the surrounding trails and natural areas.

According to customer reviews, the location is appreciated for its proximity to Tuxedo and Sloatsburg train stations, making it accessible for those arriving via public transportation. The trail to the shelter is described as a "fun and easy trail/hike from the road, about 45 minutes."

Water availability varies seasonally. A shallow creek serves as a water source in fall, winter, and spring, but it typically dries up in the summer. Campers are advised to carry water or plan to purify water from Lake Sebago during the summer months.

Wildlife awareness is essential. Reviews note "bear activity around the shelter," emphasizing the need to hang food properly. Insect repellent is recommended year-round, except in winter.

While the shelter may not offer "the greatest of views or anything really special about it," it provides ample space for camping. However, it can become "a little crowded on the weekends."

Dutch Doctor Shelter offers a basic camping experience, prioritizing accessibility and functionality for hikers and campers exploring the area. Be prepared for varying water conditions and wildlife encounters, and plan accordingly.