TOP 30 Camping with children in Brockport, New York

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Big Guys Camping is a newly established campground, lodging, and park located at 3739 County Line Road in Brockport, New York, United States. Founded by friends Jim & Marie Loewke, Bill Bosley, and Laura Perri, the institution has a unique story behind its creation. The owners were enjoying a kid-free weekend of camping when they started discussing the idea of owning their own campground. They stumbled upon a neglected, closed-down golf course and decided to turn it into their dream campground. After purchasing the property, the owners worked tirelessly to transform the 98.5 acres into a beautiful campground. Big Guys Camping now features 126 full hookup sites, 60 seasonal sites, 20 tent sites, and a wide range of amenities including a General Store, Pool, Jump Pillow, Movie Theater, Arcade, Fitness Center, Laundry room, and more. The campground also offers activities such as wagon rides, fishing ponds, an 18-hole Disc Golf Course, and a Dog Park.

Runnings is a versatile institution located at 4828 Lake Road South in Brockport, New York. This establishment is a one-stop shop for all your needs, offering a wide range of products including clothing, department store items, and food. Whether you're looking for a new outfit, household essentials, or groceries, Runnings has it all. With a convenient location and a diverse selection of products, Runnings is the go-to destination for shoppers in the Brockport area.

Northampton Park is a 973-acre park located at 304 Salmon Creek Road in Brockport, New York. This park offers a variety of outdoor activities including hiking, horseback riding, cross-country skiing, and downhill skiing. There are also playgrounds, soccer fields, and a scout/youth camping area. The park features two lodges available for rent, the Ski Lodge and the Knollwood Lodge, both equipped with amenities for gatherings and events. One of the highlights of Northampton Park is the newly opened natural playground, featuring fallen logs, tunnels, swings, and a log cabin fort for children to enjoy. This playground was created using materials harvested from County parks and was designed and built by Parks staff. The park also houses the Springdale Farm, an agricultural education facility open to the public and operated by Heritage Christian Services.