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East Branch Campground Dump Station and Showers
Public Campground

East Branch Campground Dump Station and Showers

Kane, New York
4.6 (61 reviews)

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About East Branch Campground Dump Station and Showers

Campground in New York.

East Branch Campground Dump Station and Showers offers a welcoming base for RV travelers exploring the scenic landscapes of upstate New York. Located in a region known for its natural beauty and outdoor recreation opportunities, this public campground provides essential services that make extended RV trips more comfortable and convenient.

The area surrounding East Branch is characterized by the beautiful countryside that defines rural New York. Travelers appreciate the region's peaceful atmosphere, where rolling hills and tree-lined roads create a genuine escape from urban environments. The campground's strategic location makes it an ideal stopping point for those exploring the broader region, whether you're passing through or settling in for an extended stay to discover what the area has to offer.

For outdoor enthusiasts, the East Branch area provides access to various recreational opportunities that showcase New York's natural attractions. The region is popular with visitors interested in fishing, hiking, and enjoying the changing seasons. Spring brings fresh greenery and wildflowers, summer offers warm days perfect for exploring outdoor trails, fall delivers spectacular foliage that attracts visitors from across the country, and winter transforms the landscape into a peaceful, quiet retreat.

The campground's dump station and shower facilities are particularly valuable amenities for RV travelers, ensuring you can maintain your rig comfortably while away from full-service facilities. These services are essential for those taking extended trips or exploring more remote areas where full hookups aren't available. The availability of these facilities means you can spend more time enjoying the destination rather than worrying about basic RV maintenance needs.

The local community and nearby towns provide opportunities for dining, shopping, and experiencing authentic upstate New York culture. Whether you're interested in local restaurants, antique shops, or farmers markets, the surrounding area offers genuine small-town experiences. The region appeals to travelers seeking a slower pace, nature lovers, retirees exploring the country, and families looking for affordable outdoor recreation in a beautiful setting.
4.6

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61

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Tips & Tricks

Book Early

Kane is popular during peak season. Reserve 2-4 weeks in advance for weekends and holidays.

Check-in Time

Most parks have check-in after 1:00 PM and check-out by 11:00 AM. Call ahead if you'll arrive late.

Local Weather

New York weather can change quickly. Pack layers and check the forecast for Kane.

Explore the Area

Don't miss local attractions near Kane. Ask the camp host for hidden gems and trails.

East Branch Campground Dump Station and Showers Reviews

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Dasher Guerrero

Mar 18, 2026

5.0

Google Review by Dasher Guerrero

Beautiful family friendly campground. I've been going camping for 9 yrs now and I would think of going anywhere else. Also very affordable. $15 per night.

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Lady A

Mar 18, 2026

5.0

Google Review by Lady A

Ox Bow Campsites is incredible, highly recommended for everyone who loves camping and for those who want to try it for the first time. Beautiful landscapes, nature in all its glory. The site also offers electricity, bathrooms, a playground, hot water showers, and they sell the firewood you need. We can’t wait to go back 💚

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Joe X

Mar 18, 2026

5.0

Google Review by Joe X

Very accommodating. Great and easy place to set up. Tom took us right down to the campsite and even brought down the wood for us. The hospitality was awesome and will definitely stay here again. No bells and whistles but enough to get a taste of the outdoors.

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Rich Kogan

Mar 18, 2026

3.0

Google Review by Rich Kogan

It was our 4th season coming to this beautiful and peaceful place. Usually, it is calm and campers are spread. However, it changed this time around. The place is gaining popularity, so the camp expands. Unfortunately, we had neighbors right next to our lot (unlike before), which is a new expanded lot. They stayed up all night with music on, talking and cooking. It's sad that some people lack... It was our 4th season coming to this beautiful and peaceful place. Usually, it is calm and campers are spread. However, it changed this time around. The place is gaining popularity, so the camp expands. Unfortunately, we had neighbors right next to our lot (unlike before), which is a new expanded lot. They stayed up all night with music on, talking and cooking. It's sad that some people lack common courtesy and do not practice friendly neighbor policy. Tom is a great host. But if this place is becoming more about money then the experience, then we will take our loyalty somewhere else.

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Thomas J. Lee

Mar 18, 2026

4.0

Google Review by Thomas J. Lee

Went there for a long weekend tent camping with 10+ friends. The camp ground manager (owner?) Tom was pretty cool and does not enforce too much rules to the point where it would annoy the campers. There are RV camp sites right next to the tent area. In the proximity to the camp sites, there's a large pile of cut woods and expired furnitures, chairs, etc. Wish it were cleaned up. It looks a... Went there for a long weekend tent camping with 10+ friends. The camp ground manager (owner?) Tom was pretty cool and does not enforce too much rules to the point where it would annoy the campers. There are RV camp sites right next to the tent area. In the proximity to the camp sites, there's a large pile of cut woods and expired furnitures, chairs, etc. Wish it were cleaned up. It looks a bit unsafe for kids if they sneak in the area. And the area collects rain water which does infest the entire area with mosquitos. The camp site is about 100 feet from small river where one can dip in. The current is fairly strong though especially after rain. Kids under 10 shouldn't go in without strict adults supervision. Camp fire is allowed in the fire ring. One can purchase fire wood from Tom as well as ice if needed. The rate came out to be $10 per person per night. Reasonable for summer camping in early July.

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