Wildwood State park Campground tour, Long Island Sound Beach, Largest Campground on Long Island.
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Campground Tour WILDWOOD State park, Long Island Sound beach waves wind in Wading river, New York
Wildwood State Park comprises 600 acres of undeveloped hardwood forest terminating on the high bluff overlooking Long Island Sound. Trailer and tent sites are available for campers. Swimmers can take advantage of the cool waters of the Sound, and picnickers can relax at shaded picnic tables as their children enjoy the nearby playground. Visitors can fish and use the hiking and cross-country ski trails.
NEW Cottages! Checkout the newly built cottages offering 3-season accommodations. These comfortable dwellings are nestled among the trees and are just a short walk to the beach.Cottages can accommodate 2-6 people and include; living room, bedroom(s), full kitchen, bathroom and screened porch.
Hours of Operation
Open year round.
The day use area of Wildwood State park is open from sunrise to sunset. Dashboard Fishing/Stargazing permits required in Field 1 Parking lot after sunset.
2022 Swimming Season: 6/25 - 9/6, 10 am - 6:00 pm, daily. Weekends 9/10 - 9/18, 10 am - 6:00 pm
2022 Camping Season: April 22 - October 22
Loops A, C, E: 4/22 - 9/5
Loops T, B, D: 4/22 - 10/10
Cottages: 4/22 - 10/22
Fishing: Available all year. Permit needed for night fishing.
Fees & Rates
Most New York State Parks charge a vehicle use fee to enter the facility. Fees vary by location and season. A list of entry fees and other park use fees is available below. For fees not listed or to verify information, please contact the park directly.
The easy-to-use Empire Pass card is $80- and your key to all-season enjoyment with unlimited day-use entry at most facilities operated by State Parks and the State Dept. of Environmental Conservation including forests, beaches, trails and more. Purchase online or contact your favorite park for more information. Learn more about our Admission Programs including the Empire Pass.
Camping
Camping:
$18-$35/night
*Additional $5/night for non-NYS residents
1 Bedroom Cottages:
Non-Peak: $175/night, $1,050/week
Peak: $200/night, $1,200/week
Core: $1,200/week
2 Bedroom Cottages:
Non-Peak: $225/night, $1,350/week
Peak: $250/night, $1,500/week
Core: $1,500/week
2nd Vehicle Pass: $20 for duration of reservation. Sold only in association with camping reservations. Limit of one 2nd vehicle pass per per reservation.
Permits
Metal Detecting:
By Permit Only $40
Night Sport Fishing Permit:
NYS Driver's License $35
Out of State Driver's License $60
7-Nights Sport Fishing Permit $25
Permits sold at Babylon Headquarters
Star Gazing Permit:
NYS Driver's License $35
Out of State Driver's License $60
Fee Collected:
$8, 4/2/22 to 5/30/22: Weekends/Holidays, 8:00 am - 4:00 pm
$8, 5/31/22 to 6/24/22: Daily, 8:00 am - 4:00 pm
$10, 6/25/22 to 9/5/22: Daily, 8:00 am - 4:00 pm (Lifeguards on duty)
$8, 9/10/22 to 10/10/22: Weekends/Holidays only, 8:00 am - 4:00 p
This area is comprised of lands under the jurisdiction of the new York State Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation and the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation managed under a cooperative agreement with the DEC. DEC manages hunting in this area under the authority of the Fish and Wildlife Management Act. Please note the hunting rules and regulations listed below.
Hunting Procedures
on our website at: www.dec.ny.gov/outdoor/40414.h...
1. All hunting is prohibited on the Wildwood State Park Cooperative Area except by permit from the Department of Environmental Conservation.
2. Wildwood State Park Cooperative Hunting Area is open to archery deer hunting only. Archery deer hunting is permitted from November 1st through January 31st.
3. Trapping is not permitted on the Wildwood State Pak Cooperative Hunting Area.
4. All applicable provisions of the Environmental Conservation Law will be in effect, and no person may violate the provisions of any law or regulatory sign while using the property.
5. Permits are valid only for the dates issued, and they are not transferable.
6. Permittees must park at designated parking sites and then only if the site quote is not filled.
7. Permittees shall have access only to lands situated on the same side of the road as the permittee's parking site.
8. Permits must be shown to any official requesting to see them.
9. No rifles or pistols shall be used or carried afield in the area.
10. No target or promiscuous shooting is permittee don the area.
11. Construction of permanent blinds, tree stands or other structures is prohibited.
12. Permits obtained by fraud or when the permittee is suspended from using the area shall be void.
13. The area will be closed on Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year's Day.
14. All deer taken on this area must be checked at the Ridge Hunter Check Station (631) 924-3156
15. Hunting may not occur within 50 feet of a marked hiking trail 
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We used to go for two weeks every summer in the late '60s, early '70s. My father ran a business and would commute back to Plainview. I was last there in '73. I can't believe how familiar it looks. Lots of good memories. My dad died 3/18/74 - 50 years...
Are used to spend the summers at Miller’s place on the cliff overlooking the Long Island sound when I was a boy I’ll never forget it. It was the most beautiful and tranquil place on earth we used to have a boat square boat that my father built it was called the sandbox use it for a trailer to bring out our suppliesFlushing, New York, and then he would cork the holes that held onto the to make it a trolley cork those with corks and we would roll it out and keep it on the beach to go fishing every day the rock there the big rock on the beach I’ll never forget it. It was it was the greatest.
Good job on your video I used to go to Wildwood with my family at age 10 we stayed at campsite d38
It's a great place to be 10, thanks for watching and leaving such a very nice comment all the very best ~ John C
We used to go there in the ‘90s …. So beautiful. We used to pay $15.00 per night in the tent platform section. Enjoyed the memories. There’s Lewin/Davis farm nearby where we did peach picking……Thanks….
Que bien bro
Those little cabins look cool 😎
Thanks for watching👍 I appreciate your comment😀
nice trip report
Looks like a beautiful place, may have to add this one into my bucket list of place to go when I come to the USA again.
Thanks so much for visiting
Hello from Japan ❤
Wow I remember way back in the day when I Use to jump Off the Sand cliffs . And look at all the different colors Rocks under my feet and that was back in the very early 60s and I agree with you it's BEAUTIFUL THERE 😍 .THANK YOU FOR MAKING ME REMEMBER. 😊
Thank you, I love to hear that I have made someone happy in these dark times. It's the simple pleasures that mean the most to me. It was the early 80's when I flew off the sands cliffs at wildwood , back when I was indestructible. I appreciate you watching and taking the time to leave such a nice comment, you made my day, I really needed that👍
All the Very Best John C
Trying to decide on some time to spend out there this summer. But as you mentioned it's not fair to the Dogs of Long Island. Have to make arrangements for Her also. Thanks for sharing.
Hello, my dear John! Hope the 2023 started in the best way! As always a so entertaining and relaxing video to enjoy. This Park is really nice!
HUGS and have a joyful weekend! Renata
What a gorgeous park. I love the bright sunshine and crunchy leaves. :)
Awesome coverage of the campground!!! Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for watching!
Beautiful and refreshing view of the beach to walk around thanks for sharing
That is a big camp ground, we normally prefer smaller ones, but is does look nice. Thanks for sharing
Hi Mark, Its not the size that matters its how well you park it up!!
LOL 😆🤣😂 ATvB.
Very much enjoyed another of your videos John. Always informative and visually interesting.
Good to see you back there John. It's a bot of a favorite - I can see why. Everything is there including the woods and the beach. I trust you're well. All the best. Mark
Awesome video my friend , thank you for sharing , have a wonderful day big like !
This campground looks pretty cool. Nice share
What a beautiful park ! Ouch your bike fall sounded pretty rough ! OMG that beach is so beautiful🌊 :) Thanks for the great tour. Amazing place👍😊
That looks like a beautiful campground, love all the trees. That is funny about the elephant rock. Yeah, certain things seemed a little more grand as a kid. Well, if Bella can't go, not too sure about this one. Hope you are having a good winter season. Take care and watch those hills!
Debbie - BluWave Odyssey
Hi Debbie, I'm glad you like this campground it would be a good choice if you ever visited Long Island it's in a good location close to the water as well as the city. I spent a considerable amount of time here as a child. Lots of memories for me. It is a shame that they don't allow pets none of the state parks in New York do. I hope you're enjoying the winter give my best to Bob. Sharon said to send her love all the very best. John and Sharon ❤️👍
Great price for paved site with full hookup. Water fill and dump at same spot not good. People are nasty and use the fresh water to clean their 💩 hose. Nasty Nasty Nasty
We saw a few of those folks last year, I watches a guy fill up a drinking water container with the pump out hose gross🤢. TFW
It’s a real nice park for Long Island but I can’t handle the summer crowd in July and August also really hate no dogs allowed