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Permaculture Living

90%

· Ellenville, Ulster, New York

14 acres hosted by Andrew F.

1 tent site

All to yourself

100% of recent Hipcampers say this Hipcamp felt private.

Come and be immersed in a Permaculture designed https://www.permaculturenewyork.com/ camping experience! We have rain water, supplied, gravity fed water systems fully off the grid camping Straw bale tiny house under construction, sometimes our outdoor shower works, sinks , always work , cooking area, classroom, camping area with fire circle , composting outhouse sometimes, wood fired hot water. We have gardens of all kinds, you can enjoy our happy hens sometimes we have eggs to sell, message me before you arrive if you are interested, they are fed organic grain and pastured. You can pet our Dwarf Nigerian goats, enjoy vegetables ,herbs and fruits when available, see maturing nut tree groves. Our land is laid out using Permaculture Principles with examples of Straw bale and Natural Building, managing meadows for pollinators and biodiversity, on contour beds, water systems, agroforestry practices, organic gardens, container gardens, Rain Tanks, Earthworks and small ponds for wildlife.Come and experience nature in a world class Permaculture glamping location. We are at the foot of the Catskills and the Shawangunk Mountains with amazing swimming , hiking, caving, many waterfalls and springs to enjoy! All while getting a Permaculture immersion education by your glamping set up here. YOU PARK BY THE ROAD-you have to carry your gear in, wagons don't work You have to hike across a stream and a wet area, wear boots! Along a mowed path(pack it in pack it out) walking access only to the glamping areas out in our historic meadow, where there are mowed pathways all around the ten acres. Great for walking meditation and bird observation. Camping areas are mowed and some covered spaces are available to for set-up. A nice composting outhouse, sinks and an outdoor shower, a covered gathering/hang out space, with a big deck(in need of repair) and a two burner propane stove and numerous fire circles. You are sure to enjoy the this remote Permaculture glamping experience, with the use of our fully off the grid camping, covered areas and a small straw bale cabin, composting toilet, all with access to a wood fired hot water shower a Summer kitchen, fire circles, beautiful paths and wildflower meadows for meditating, just sitting and strolling, having picnics and nature connection. For more then a decade CBL has been developing this site as Permaculture educational center. Andrew, Adriana and Juniper have created a Permaculture demonstration site with; Rainwater, gravity fed water supplies, an Outdoor classroom, Straw bale cabin, gardens, water features: Maturing groves of planted Nut trees and selected wild apples, blueberries and blackberries are abounding. Great restaurants in Ellenville and Mountaindale, just ten minutes away.

Activities

Biking

Boating

Fishing

Hiking

Natural features

Forest

River, stream, or creek

Field

Wetlands

90%

10 ratings · 8 reviews

Abigail B.recommends

November 18, 2024

Permaculture Living

Hike in Campsite

Nice and secluded spot to tent camp. Solid camping spot that is close to Minnewaska State Park and Mohonk Nature Preserve. When you arrive you might be a little confused or be a little worried but the little hike in to the property takes you to a nice private spot. Nice shelter great for storing gear during the night, eating, and cooking meals on the gas stove. Gas stove was especially appreciated with a burn ban in effect during the trip. Definitely recommend wearing boots for the walk in, would also recommend packing everything in backpacks, it's a short hike like 5 min in but there is a portion that you have to watch where you set. So come with head lamps if you plan on doing the walk when it's dark. We brought our own water but there is running water. Bathroom gets the job done, nothing special didn't smell you which is always a plus. Overall experience is comparable to most hike in campsites

Amber M.recommends

October 22, 2024

Permaculture Living

Fun getaway to make you feel immersed in nature. We saw a beaver on the walk in and even heard some coyotes and owls throughout the night. The full dining table was wonderful to have a late dinner at

Brooke H.recommends

September 29, 2024

Permaculture Living

Lovely meadow camping!

Lovely oasis tucked away in a meadow! The hike in makes for an especially remote, serene experience. Definitely recommend. The wood structure is super helpful to have in the rain! Host was very responsive and helpful.

Kristen B.doesn't recommend

June 23, 2024

Permaculture Living

Not As Advertised

I don’t normally leave bad reviews but this was by far the worst camping experience I’ve had. The host didn’t pick up a single one of my calls. He wouldn’t allow us to park more than 3 vehicles at the site despite having a ton of room requiring us to drive 30 minutes to a free parking area. For an “environmentalist” you would think he’d want to avoid us having 2.5 more hours of fossil fuel cars driven on the road. The walk to the campsite is atrocious. It is not labeled at all, was about a 15 minute walk through difficult terrain lugging camping gear back and forth, it only had singular tiny planks of wood to cover the water, which were sinking by the end. The building at the camp site was not maintained at all and one of my friends foot went right through the wood on the back deck. THERE IS NO WORKING SINK OR SHOWER even with the water on and the “compostable toilet” is just a bucket. Do not be fooled by this site. It might have been nice years ago but it is not maintained and way more trouble than it was worth.

Caroline W.recommends

September 12, 2023

Permaculture Living

Magical meadows at the CBL

My friends and I spent two nights at the Center for Bioregional Living and fully enjoyed our time out of the city and under the stars. The site is well-maintained and quite secluded in an immersive meadow landscape. It's also a close drive to many amazing hikes, swimming spots, and farmer's markets. We set up camp near the outdoor classroom, were able to prep and eat summer's bounty in the wooden structure, cooked our meals on the wood fire grill (there is also a 2-burner stove available), and spent most evenings around the fire pit. Having access to site amenities, like an outhouse, rainwater-fed sink, and outdoor shower, elevated our camping experience. Andrew and Adriana were responsive and supportive throughout our stay. One afternoon, we were welcomed by the Center's goats as we brought things to our camp! We were all enchanted by our time at the Center and look forward to coming back again!

Matt R.recommends

September 5, 2023

Permaculture Living

Tranquility not from NYC

Andrews Camp Site: Nature's Retreat! Tranquil surroundings, friendly goats, and a refreshing rainwater shower. Ideal for a quick NYC getaway. 👍

Location

Ellenville, Ulster, New York, United StatesTraditional, ancestral territory of Mohican and Munsee Lenape First Nations according to To respect the Host's privacy, the precise address of this land will be provided after booking