Camping au Bord de la Rivière Près de Bethel Woods

Escape to your own private riverside campsite along the beautiful East Mongaup River in the Catskills of New York a one of a kind experience. Perfect for a romantic getaway, family camping adventure, or peaceful retreat, and just minutes from Bethel Woods Center for the Arts.

Welcome to the Okama Abon River Sites at Taíno Woods Sanctuary & Fairy Magical Forest.

Unlike traditional campgrounds, Taíno Woods blends peaceful riverside camping with cultural experiences, healing offerings, and a welcoming community.

Throughout your stay, you may experience traditional Taíno songs shared around the land or be invited to join us in song around the fire. Cedar is also provided for guests who wish to offer a prayer or set intentions.

Amenities

• Private riverside campsite
• Reiki, Guided hikes, Purification lodges (when scheduled)
• Fire pit
• River access
• Outdoor bathroom
• Hot & Cold Outdoor Shower
• Shared outdoor kitchen

Good to Know

• 5–10 minute walk from parking
• No vehicle access to campsites
• ATV luggage transport ($25 round trip must be scheduled)
• Firewood available ($1 per piece)
• Please do not bring outside firewood

The river is open to all guests from 8 AM–7 PM, while your campsite remains your own peaceful retreat.

Make Your Stay Special

Book a Reiki session, enjoy an ATV ride for your gear, or visit Taino Xpress for handmade spiritual soaps, camping supplies, snacks, and drinks. Visit TainoWoods.com for ceremonies and community gatherings happening during your stay.

Nearby

Bethel Woods • Neversink River • Sam’s Point • Minnewaska State Park • Kittatinny Canoes • Resorts World Catskills • Kartrite Water Park • Red Dot Restaurant • Tilly’s Diner • Nelly’s Latin Restaurant • Monticello Bagel Bakery.

Please respect wildlife, leave no trace, and help preserve this beautiful sanctuary.

Quiet Hours: 10:30 PM–7:00 AM

Come experience why guests return year after year to reconnect with nature, family, and themselves. We look forward to welcoming you beneath the trees.