Granville, NY
Andelyn Farm
Just outside the Adirondack Blue Line, Andelyn Farm is a 100-acre rural farmstead where luxury yurts — the family-sized Bear Kamp, red Moose Lodge, couples' Honey Bee —…
Adirondacks · New York
Private campsites & glamping in Granville, NY
Granville is Slate Valley country — Washington County's quarrying town on the Vermont border, where the Mettowee River runs through a landscape of slate roofs, dairy farms, and the Green Mountains rising ten minutes east. It's the Adirondacks' quiet northeastern corner by geography and the Lakes-to-Locks passage by designation: history-dense, crowd-free, and twenty minutes from the lake towns of the southern Champlain Valley.
The glamping stay is a farm on County Route 30 with yurts set on the property's high ground — canvas-and-lattice shelters with real beds, wood stoves, and views across the valley to the Greens. You're twenty minutes from Lake George's eastern shore, forty from Saratoga, and three and a half hours from Manhattan — the farm-stay end of the Adirondack spectrum.
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Camping in Granville: FAQs
How far is Granville from New York City?
About 200 miles, roughly 3.5 hours via the Northway. It's twenty minutes from the Vermont border.
What is the Slate Valley?
The historic slate-quarrying region straddling the NY-Vermont line — Granville's quarries roofed half of 19th-century America, and the Slate Valley Museum tells the story.
Is Granville inside the Adirondack Park?
The town sits just east of the Blue Line — Adirondack foothills setting, Lakes-to-Locks passage designation, easier shoulder-season access.
What's the best time to visit?
May through October. The farm setting is at its best in summer; fall brings the valley foliage. Yurts with wood stoves stretch the season.
What are yurts like in winter?
With a wood stove, genuinely cozy — but confirm the property's winter operations; many farm stays go limited after November.
What's nearby?
The Mettowee River for paddling, Lake St. Catherine in Vermont (twenty minutes), and the southern Lake Champlain valley's farm stands.