Janika D
VerifiedJuly 26, 2021 Stayed at: H5, Loop: Hudson
We love staying at Fort Wadsworth/Gateway Campground on Staten Island. The only downside this time was that the showers weren't available. Hopefully, they'll be back next year!
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July 26, 2021 Stayed at: H5, Loop: Hudson
We love staying at Fort Wadsworth/Gateway Campground on Staten Island. The only downside this time was that the showers weren't available. Hopefully, they'll be back next year!
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July 26, 2021 Stayed at: H5, Loop: Hudson
We love staying at Fort Wadsworth/Gateway Campground on Staten Island. The only downside this time was that the showers weren't available. Hopefully, they'll be back next year!
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January 21, 2020 Stayed at: H5, Loop: Hudson
A hidden gem!
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January 21, 2020 Stayed at: H5, Loop: Hudson
A hidden gem!
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January 19, 2020 Stayed at: H3, Loop: Hudson
Unique camping experience! In a tent almost under the bridge, overlooking NYC!
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January 19, 2020 Stayed at: H3, Loop: Hudson
Unique camping experience! In a tent almost under the bridge, overlooking NYC!
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January 16, 2020 Stayed at: H5, Loop: Hudson
A very well kept gem in the city. A great outdoors feel without travelling too far from home. Has enough activities for the kids to enjoy.
Hiking and riding the bike to the beach or around the historical Fort Wadsworth. The place could also be a cheaper way to stay in NYC. A quiet retreat for the night after exploring the busy city.
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January 16, 2020 Stayed at: H5, Loop: Hudson
A very well kept gem in the city. A great outdoors feel without travelling too far from home. Has enough activities for the kids to enjoy.
Hiking and riding the bike to the beach or around the historical Fort Wadsworth. The place could also be a cheaper way to stay in NYC. A quiet retreat for the night after exploring the busy city.
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January 15, 2020 Stayed at: H7, Loop: Hudson
Camp Hudson is very nice quiet family campground. The sites and facilities are well maintained and the staff is friendly and very helpful. Staten Island is full of parks and cultural institutions and the rest of the city just a bus and ferry ride away.
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January 15, 2020 Stayed at: H7, Loop: Hudson
Camp Hudson is very nice quiet family campground. The sites and facilities are well maintained and the staff is friendly and very helpful. Staten Island is full of parks and cultural institutions and the rest of the city just a bus and ferry ride away.
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220 New York Avenue Camp Office, Staten Island, NY 10305 United States
Elevation: 7 ft
Bus: S51 from Staten Island Ferry Terminal to the park entrance on Bay Street.
Auto: Verrazano Narrows Bridge from Brooklyn: Take lower level of bridge if possible and stay to the far right. If lower level is closed, take upper level bridge and...
Bus: S51 from Staten Island Ferry Terminal to the park entrance on Bay Street.
Auto: Verrazano Narrows Bridge from Brooklyn: Take lower level of bridge if possible and stay to the far right. If lower level is closed, take upper level bridge and stay to your far right. After toll, take the Bay Street exit: bear right and proceed to the traffic light. At the light turn right onto Bay Street and follow to park entrance where the booth is located. Make a right into the parking lot at the Camp Gateway Ranger Station, building #220 and check in upon arrival.
Auto: Outerbridge from New Jersey: After paying the toll, follow the West Shore Expressway all the way to the Staten Island Expressway and take the right ramp toward Brooklyn/Verrazzano-Narrows Bridge. Take the last exit
before toll plaza which is Lily Pond Avenue Exit (Exit 15). At the Lily Pond traffic light make a left (Lily Pond automatically changes to School Road) . Make a right onto Bay Street. Proceed to the entrance of the park/NPS guard booth. Make a right into the parking lot at the Camp Gateway Ranger Station, building #220 and check in upon arrival.
Auto: Goethal's Bridge from New Jersey: After paying toll, stay on the Staten Island Expressway, following the Brooklyn/Verrazano-Narrows Bridge signs. Take the last exit before toll which is Lily Pond Avenue Exit (Exit 15). At the Lily Pond traffic light make a left (Lily Pond automatically changes to School Road) . Make a right onto Bay Street. Proceed to the entrance of the park/NPS guard booth. Make a right into the parking lot at the Camp Gateway Ranger Station, building #220 and check in upon arrival.
Camp Gateway is accessible via the Staten Island Expressway (I-278) and the West Shore Expressway. The campground can be reached from the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge, which connects Brooklyn to Staten Island.
Last updated: October 21, 2026