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Camping off the road in upstate New York ...?

Is there a campsite in the New York area Upsate (preferably 2-3 hours New York) that do not have to pay, which is not a tourist attraction site where you can really only live in the desert for two nights. A place where you will be able to create a small fire and have not State Troopers in your ass. If not, can anyone recommend a good campsite is not too touristy and that will give real wilderness feeling? Thank you!

The Adirondacks is more like 5 hours from New York. It's better than the Catskills. Catskills are about 1-3 more hours away from New York, depending on where you go. Get the Catskills nynjtc.org map will help you a lot. Harriman and Bear Mountain State Parks are less than an hour from New York. You can find great camping spots in this area if you are looking for. Camping is technically only allowed for the shelters / cough lean, which are to be shared by any who wants to stay there, usually have people on them, at least on weekends and those along the Appalachian Trail. I found many remote places private campground in these 2 parks, and never had problems with Rangers (theres not many of them anyway). Still without a trace.

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