Tent Camping BEAVERKILL Campground Roscoe NY Sullivan County in the Catskills FLY Fishing (BigTrout)
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Tent Camping BEAVERKILL Campground Roscoe NY Sullivan County in the Catskills FLY
Opening Date: May 19
Closing Date: September 4
Camping Fee: $20 per night (out of state residents surcharge additional $5 per night)
Address: 792 Berrybrook Road Spur, Roscoe, NY 12776 (directions below)
County: Sullivan
GPS Info. (Latitude, Longitude): 41 58 42.98236N, 074 50 26.80243W
Campground Phone: (845) 439-4281
Beaverkill Campground is located on the famous Beaverkill trout fishing stream, which flows through the entire developed length of the site, roughly east to west. A historic covered bridge, originally constructed in 1865, spans the stream on the town road.
Amenities
52 tent and trailer sites (20 sites along the river), picnic area with tables and grills, flush toilets, hot showers, pay phone, trailer dump station, recycling center, firewood sales, mobility impaired accessibility, 140 year old covered bridge.
Brown trout (stocked and wild) and brook trout (wild). Fishing licenses are no longer being sold at any of our campground facilities, but can be conveniently purchased on-line or by phone.
From NYC: NY 17 west to Exit 94, turn left off ramp to NY 206 West, 3 miles on NY 206 West turn right onto Beaverkill Road, 4 miles on Beaverkill Road to Y intersection, turn right on to Berrybrook Road Spur, 1 mile to campground entrance on right.
From Western NY: NY 17 east to Exit 94, turn left off ramp, 1/10 mile take left turn at traffic light on to NY 206 West.Antique shops are scattered throughout the vicinity and an amusement park is located at Holiday Mountain. Monticello Raceway is within easy driving distance. Historic attractions include the D&H Canal Locks; Fort Delaware; Minisink Battleground Memorial Park; Stone Arch Bridge Historic Park; and the Sullivan County Historical Museum, Art, and Cultural Center. The area contains five covered bridges and the historic Roebling Suspension Bridge spans the Delaware at Minisink Ford. The Upper Delaware National Scenic and Recreational River, administered by the National Park Service, borders Sullivan County on the southwest.
Beaverkill Campground is located on the Beaverkill trout fishing stream, which flows through the entire developed length of the site. An historic covered bridge, constructed in 1865, spans the stream on the town road. There is a deep pool in the stream adjacent to and underneath this covered bridge, creating a unique and picturesque setting. The development area lies along the stream, with camping sites on the north side and picnicking area on the south side. Beaverkill stream is the attraction for most campers. Most seem to enjoy and prefer the atmosphere created by the location of the campsites along the stream within sight and sound of the water.
Thanks to the
New York department of environmental conservation
N.Y.S.D.E.C.
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Nice relaxing weekend 😊 13:22 bridge is cool 🤠👍
It's a great place to relax, but It would be more fun if I had my fishing equipment and a permit.
Thanks for watching. I hope you have a happy Thanksgiving 🦃
@@JCharlesoutdoors you too! 🦃
O yes o yes brilliant 👍 top job hope the week is going well 👍 😊😊😊😊
Thanks for watching all is well over here, as good as can be. I appreciate you taking the time to leave such a nice comment.Happy Holidays, All the very Best my friend
What a beautiful state park. Nice covered bridge.
It's one of the prettiest campgrounds I've been to, thanks so much for watching I hope you have a happy Thanksgiving 🦃
Such a beautiful place
Buenas tomas bro
Gracias amigo 👍
Thank you for your great videos! Just got back from a beautiful 4 day stay at Little Pond Campground. We went to check out Beaverkill,but was closed already.
Wow amazing video footage
Beautiful place to sit and relax
I had a wonderful time, the weather was great, I could use some summer weather right now, we are having a cold snap here in the North East . Thanks for watching and leaving such a nice comment see ya soon. JC
Greetings! I see my camp right across from you. Site 61, the green tent and screen house. Remember me? :)
Yes I remember you. I hope you enjoyed the video. I've been looking around for that screen tent, I don't think the company is still around. I just uploaded Little pond camp as well as Mongaup Pond and Woodland Valley . I made a site tour of each campground to assist folks in choosing a site. I appreciate you taking the time to leave a message. I hope you enjoy the holidays. ~ John
Looks like a great location!
You would love this area it is the fly fishing Mecca. Clean water and giant trout you would love it. Thanks for watching I appreciate your comment
I like the name of the campground. Did it have a lot of beavers at one time? Also I like the road safety advise at 0:37 "dont speed kids" well done JCharles!
Beaverkill campground is named after the creek that is built on. I'm sure that there are still beavers living in it. The term "kill" is a Dutch term meaning creek or stream. I believe many of the names you'll find in the Catskill mountains, and the greater New York area, often come from early colonization by the Dutch. I wish people would slow down when driving on country roads with limited visibility not just for the animals but for the humans who may be riding bicycles or walking down the highway. Thank you so much for watching
Question, how do the rv’s get into the camp with 6 foot 6 clearance on the bridge? We camp in Roscoe on the Beaverkill, love it up there!
Hi! I'm interested in the little folding table you have in the video. Please provide any info on it if possible. Thanks! 🐟🐟🐟
Thanks for watching, I appreciate your support. It's a very light duty table very lightweight. Here are some details.
REDCAMP Aluminum Camping Table 3 Foot, Portable Folding Table Adjustable Height Lightweight for Picnic Beach Outdoor Indoor, White 36 x 24 inch
Brand REDCAMP
Product Dimensions 36"D x 24"W x 28"H
Link:
www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07DNR2JST/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&th=1
Thank you!
Please take this as honest constructive feedback. When walking, you really need to use more image stabilization, or maybe it's the fast panning. I actually get motion sick trying to watch this. I really want to watch it, but can't. I'm certainly not the only one. Usually it's just carnival rides I can't do. Maybe I just need to take some Dramamine to watch. lol - peace! hope this helps you a little.
Thank you for the constructive feedback. I truly appreciate it and I have noticed this in certain situations mostly when I'm trying to be inconspicuous with the camera equipment I've considered getting a gimble but most people react negatively to camera equipment so I try to keep as low- profile as possible. Many of the upsetting shots were done with a lot of zoom in postproduction again as not to disturb these men fishing in the beaver kill many of them are retired police officers who get upset when they see cameras on them I completely understand their reaction. I'm considering investing in a zoom video camera this would solve this problem, because I'll be able to shoot from a distance on a tripod. I won't be able to use this in all situations, especially walking shots. My recommendation would be to try watching again and skip past some of the walking and driving scenes or just avert your eyes to the right left for the few seconds that the camera is zooming in while moving I believe the rest of the content is worth watching, and I don't regret being careful to not upset our first responders while they're trying to relax, they've been through a lot in their line of work and I wouldn't wanna make their lives any more difficult. I am raising funds now to improve camera equipment. I appreciate you taking time to watch and comment.