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You can register new campers online or in person at a Town of New Windsor DMV.
You can register your camper online or in person at the Town of New Windsor DMV.
You can also pay for it with cash, debit, and credit cards.
There are several different campsites in the Town, each with its features.
Camping is a fun way to explore the outdoors, and there are several different campsites in the Town that you can use. Each one has its unique feature. Some have showers, others have tables and chairs, while others may be rustic or modern. All of these options are available at each of the different campsites!
The Town also has some other great places for camping during your trip:
If you are registering someone under 18, they will be asked to provide a copy of their birth certificate and an ID confirmation form.
If you are registering someone under 18, they will be asked to provide a copy of their birth certificate and an ID confirmation form.
You can register your child online or in person at a Town of New Windsor DMV office. The campsite does not accept checks or money orders as payment for campers who are under 18 years old. Campers must present their photo ID to confirm their age before being allowed onto the property.
The campsite will not accept checks or money orders. They take only cash, debit, and credit cards.
The campsite will not accept checks or money orders. They take only cash, debit, and credit cards.
If you want to pay by check or money order, it’s best to do so before arriving at the campsite, as they don’t hold onto your payment for long before releasing it into the hands of your camper(s).
Please register your child before they start camp.
Of the 878,000 permanent residents of New York State and the 938,000 people who annually visit the state, approximately 42 percent arrive by air, and roughly 27 percent arrive by automobile.
New York enjoys a wide variety of weather throughout the state. Temperatures range from below zero to over 100 degrees Fahrenheit in many areas. Snowfall is common during all seasons of the year in upstate New York. The southern sections of Long Island can have sweltering summers with days exceeding 90 degrees F (32 degrees C). The lower Hudson Valley region can also have hot summers with temperatures above 90 degrees Fahrenheit (32 degrees Celsius). Upstate New York has mild winters with temperatures ranging from 24-60 degrees F (-4 to 16 degrees C) during winter. This means that southern regions of Upstate New York are known for their beach culture and warm summer nights, along with their cooler northern regions known for their ski lodges, mountain towns, and forested areas.
