Yasgur Road Campground

Opted for this campground when we saw Billy Strings on a Friday. Dilapitated buildings and junk around the property. The girl that checked us in was so out of it she had a hard time answering our questions. Very unappealing. Showers were closed most of the time and limited bathrooms for how many people were there. We waited 2 HOURS after the show for them to pick us up on the shuttle we paid $50 for. 2 school busses were not enough for how many people were there. By the time we got back to the campground we crashed instead of seeing the bands they had playing after the show which is one of the reasons we wanted to camp there. Our neighbors had 5 dogs that barked incessantly all day Friday and then starting at 7am on Saturday. Their owners yelling at them constantly to shut up was a bonus....not. We planned on staying another night even though we didn't have tickets for the show on Saturday just for fun. We decided to pack up and leave early. What a yucky place. Never again.

Beware! Bathrooms are not stocked with toilet paper and showers are rarely working!
We were told we should buy a shuttle pass to the arts center for 50 dollars because uber is too expensive and it is too far to walk. They only have 3 buses so we had to wait 2 hours. Parking is free at the venue,!so we could have driven. This was a scam job for sure. Otherwise the woods camping was fine.

A beautiful place just to kick back and camp clean bathrooms clean showers very beautiful place

“No hippie left behind”. “No one gets the email!” I loved the laid back retro energy at this beautiful place, and I really enjoyed talking to the owner who had a great sense of humor and old school hippie attitude. The woods were gorgeous for camping. The place was clean and well maintained. Stayed here for a Neil Young concert at Bethel Woods venue just down the road. Highly recommend! And it’s the REAL Yazgur’s farm!

We booked a full hook-up site for 2 nights (concert weekend). We called to confirm that you could actually show up "after sunrise" to check-in and were told basically, yes...? We rolled in around 7:30am and no one really knew what was going on, why we were there, etc. But a few minutes later, Earl showed us where we could park and we were all good.

The RV spots are not very level (we all seemed to have issues parking and setting up) and very close to each other. Luckily, the few campers there were spaced pretty far apart and we ended up with an amazing view of the mountains. There are a lot of full hook-up RV spots and I would imagine when they are mostly booked, it's a very tight squeeze with very close neighbors.

Since no one was there to officially check us in when we arrived, we walked to the tent around noon to show all of our tickets (camping and shuttle for 2 people). They seemed genuinely annoyed by us. At one point, the woman just walked away from me and I had no idea what was going on. Turns out, she just went to go get her phone and we were, in fact, all done. K.

The shuttle to and from the venue was great! We left on time, got dropped off right near the gate, and the bus was waiting for us right after the show was done. Great music, great vibes, and a wonderful driver!

There is no store on site, most dogs are off leash, and people are there to party. These were not downsides for us, just something that is unlike other campgrounds.

I can't wait to go back! Overall, it was a pretty awesome, unique experience...