10/10!!!!!! My family and I had an amazing experience staying here in our blue Skoolie! Frank was excellent and was sure to explain everything and included some tips for navigating the city, ferries, and parks. The showers are inside a cool-like greenhouse vibe, always warm, and the water was nice & hot! Bathrooms were CLEAN! It felt upscale and outdoorsy at the same time. We had the PERFECT VIEW where we could set up our chairs and watch the lights from all over. You can see the Empire State Building and some other trademark buildings like H&M. Ferries could be seen back and forth and on weekends they were lit up – music you could hear in the distance but you knew the people were having a good time. I have to give the 5 stars because I don’t want to be selfish and gatekeep, haha. If you are thinking about it, book it!! The deli/convenience store right up the street was a super plus too. Friendly people. Also, the train station was only a 12-minute walk, and we did it with 3 kids. We can’t wait to come back!!!!!
-Jade

We had a great experience at Skyline RV Camp!! The campground is clean, peaceful, and well-organized, making it a comfortable place to stay. The sites are spacious, and everything is properly maintained. The surroundings are beautiful, and it’s a nice spot to relax and enjoy some quiet time. The management is friendly and helpful, which made our stay even better. Overall, it’s a solid RV camp and a place I’d happily visit again!!
-John

I am a full-time Rv’er travelling the country with my 4 year old son and we have stayed at RV campgrounds from California to Maine across 32 states and this is ABSOLUTELY the most amazing place we have EVER PARKED. It is almost incomprehensible that this place even exists. What an incredible view of downtown and the Hudson Baty. People pay $500 a night for the view and location we have.
-Blake

There is not a better, more affordable way to see NYC

Skyline RV Camp was everything we expected and more. We had a waterfront view of the Manhattan skyline that was magnificent. We stayed four nights and had the opportunity to see most of Greenpoint, Williamsburg, Brooklyn and Lower and Mid-Town Manhattan (including SOHO, NOHO, Village). You are within easy walking distance to NYC mass transit (East River ferry will get you anywhere you want to go). We even walked the BMW! That is the Brooklyn, Manhattan and Williamsburg bridges. I can tell you right now there is not a better, more affordable way to see NYC. RV’ers – Please use Skyline RV Camp. We all know that our places to stay are going away every day and this one is a gem that needs our help. By the way, Alex, the camp host, was always right there when you need him. He was fantastic and made us feel very safe as first timers in the Big City.
-rpmjam-shadow

The view is AWESOME

Our experience here was fantastic. What a great spot with amazing views of the NYC skyline. We parked and walked to restaurants in the Greenpoint neighborhood; an eclectic mix of industrial and residential buildings with a real neighborhood feel. Great restaurants nearby and small grocery stores. Easy access to the subway and ferry to get anywhere in Manhattan and beyond. The bathrooms were cleaned daily, showers had hot water, neighbors were all friendly and from all over the world! Look; you’re camping in a parking lot. It’s concrete. It’s New York City. There’s lots of light and surprisingly not that much noise (particularly compared to my last midtown hotel stay). The view is AWESOME. The host is great. It feels safe to leave your setup and explore. It feels safe all night long. The surrounding streets are buzzing with people coming to and fro, but you’re off the beaten path down what looks like an industrial access to a construction site. Don’t be fooled, it’s great.
-Andy

YOU HAVE TO SEE THIS SPACE, IT IS A TRUE GEM!

Alex is an awesome host, the showers worked perfectly, and I think they had about 10. The bathrooms were functional and had full-sized sinks with lots of room for shaving and dental space. The showers are also sheltered from the elements. Parking and hookups were a breeze. MAKE SURE YOU CHECK FOR ROAD CLOSURES! The ride in was a breeze in our little RV, but there was a bicycle tour the day we were leaving, and all of NYC was chaos trying to get out. It was really nice that we were allowed late check out due to the circumstances, our GPS was useless. Fortunately, we knew our way around and had to go block by block to the 92nd street on ramp to the Verazanno. Greenpoint is awesome and very safe, though always use caution at night and on the subway. The lot itself is probably the quietest place I’ve ever been in NYC. At no point did I feel unsafe in the lot. There is a cool little movie theater a block away that was great. I would not call Greenpoint a community of early risers; before 8 am it’s a ghost town. If you want to take a morning jog or walk, you will practically have the place to yourself. I went to a Polish restaurant called Polizaski or something like that, and it was terrific. Lots of little artsy shops and an axe-throwing pub on the same block that was not loud or disruptive. YOU HAVE TO SEE THIS PLACE, IT IS A TRUE GEM!
-Montgomery