Montauk County Park

The Montauk County Park campground offers an immersive coastal camping experience, combining historic charm, natural beauty, and outdoor recreation. Tucked at the eastern tip of Long Island in Montauk, New York, this 1,157-acre park boasts outer beach camping exclusively for self-contained trailers, granting campers direct access to the pristine shoreline. Its unique features include Big Reed Pond, a National Natural Landmark, and the historic Third House, utilized by Theodore Roosevelt and the Rough Riders, adding a touch of history to your stay.

The campground provides ample opportunities for outdoor enthusiasts, including salt and freshwater fishing, hiking, horseback riding, and canoeing. Notable spots like Shagwong Point are a favorite among surfcasters, while nearby Deep Hollow Ranch offers horseback rides to the beach. The park's dog-friendly policy, as long as pets are leashed, makes it appealing for visitors traveling with pets. Additionally, the park's historic and ecological attractions, such as Montaukett Village and Big Reed Pond, offer a rare glimpse into both cultural history and unique ecosystems.

Conveniently located just a short drive from Montauk’s vibrant downtown and the iconic Montauk Point Lighthouse, Montauk County Park is ideal for campers seeking a blend of adventure, serene coastal landscapes, and historical significance. Whether for a weekend getaway or an extended escape, this campground promises a memorable and well-rounded outdoor experience.