Our second stay (of a week) at this place. So conveniently located. My favorite part is the clean showers with plenty of hot water, decent shower curtains and shower heads that dont soak the dressing room floor. Other than that, it is just a big parking lot with RV hookups, and a subway ride into Manhattan. Friendly staff, currently good views, but I understand there are more high-rises planned for the marina. Still...will return

Great! Good people. Loved that they had 24 hour security.

Overall, not a bad experience. It’s not your typical campground because of it’s proximity to the city. It was quite expensive for what you get. The showers and bathrooms weren’t very clean and the WiFi didn’t work. At almost $150 a night, I would expect those to be on point. The park also borders a parking lot for a bar, but overall felt safe and enjoyed the views.

Sites are leveled, they have some lights on during the night, and security always present. Feels safe.

This is a parking lot, LITERALLY. Imagine an old, asphalt lot, that desperately needs resurfaced. There are areas that have been covered with loose gravel with weeds popping up sporadically in the gravel.There is no grass, trees, or shade, not even in the tent spaces-those are astroturf.Most RV spots are very narrow and all are only 45’ long. They’re SUPER crowded. We had a corner space that fit our camper and two cars. That was a plus, because had both cars not fit, they would have charged us and additional $35 parking fee!The RV lot is surrounded by a fence, but its waist high on one side. The marina/ferry parking lot surrounds the RV lot. Users of that lot are loud and often drunk until wee hours.Security guards are on duty and attentive 24 hours.There are unairconditioned men’s and women’s bathhouses onsite with good sized hot showers.It is very close to Manhattan, whether you want to ride the PATH, take a ferry, or drive.There are a couple of spots in the parking lot where you can stand and see the Statue of Liberty, if you’re tall. We felt as if the website is extremely misleading because it makes it seem like the park has great views of the Statue of Liberty. It has a decent view of the skyline and the marina, but most of the view is concrete and buildings under construction.There are some great restaurants within walking distance. Stellas 24 Hour Eatery is phenomenal, but they don’t answer the phone at night. Just walk down there and fill your belly.We will not return. 100% waste of time and money. We don’t stay at 4star/5star locations, but this was NOT what we were expecting.

Based on reviews I kept my expectations low - it was just a one night stay. When I arrived the security guard wasn’t wearing a mask and made me sign in and do paperwork. When he told me I had to sign the clipboard on my way out in the morning I reminded him there was a pandemic and I didn’t feel comfortable doing that. We were traveling in an RV specifically to limit our exposure. I told him I would be gone by 9:30 which I was. The next day they charged me $40 for a late checkout because I didn’t sign the clipboard even though they confirmed that I was indeed gone by 9:30. I called to ask for a refund of the $40 and they said a manager would have to review it. They never called back. Besides being completely unethical (the paperwork I signed said only that I had to be out by 11 it didn’t mention the clipboard) it’s also bordering on neurotic. There were literally 3 other vehicles besides me. Not hard to tell I had left so who cares about the clipboard. Also, calling this an RV park is a stretch. It’s quite literally a gravel parking lot with no real view of anything and fecal droppings everywhere.

Good place to stay while visiting New York City without the need to take your RV into the citys chaos. Basically just a big gravel lot, but each site has decent electric and water connections and you can see the Statue of Liberty from a nearby shoreline. The Hudson River and NYC skyline arent that far of a walk either. Felt secure day and night, and its a relatively quiet location. Friendly staff, clean restrooms and showers, dump station -- and the PATH train to NYC is just a few blocks away. This is a place I would stay again.

It was ok. Close to everything which is the 4 stars and a big deal when youre pulling a camper. Id stay again.

We camped at Liberty Harbor RV Park, in early June, 2018, in a Class A motorhome. While it is not a resort, it totally worked for us as we spent our days in NYC. To get to NYC, we utilized the PATH train and the ferry services, each a few blocks away. The person that checked us in was most helpful. The information packet given to you at check-in is excellent…lots of tips, etc! The park is situated in a very nice part of Jersey City, NJ, mostly residential condos near, and several restaurants. We never once felt unsafe. You can walk out on a pier at the marina and look across the Hudson River and see part of Manhattan. The night view at that spot is gorgeous. You can also walk over to the Warren Street pier and have even more of a view. We had such a great experience camping and visiting the city. We approached Jersey City from the south, on I-78. The campground is easy to find. I would recommend this campground!

My family was supposed to take an rv trip from California to DC and New York this summer. I already reserved this campground and they won’t refund our 50% deposit which is $250. They say they will reschedule us but the traveling has to occur in 2020, that’s not possible with my family or job as a teacher.I know in the grand scheme the $250 isn’t much compared to what others are dealing with, but it’s the ethics of this campground that are sub-par. They have reservations up to three years in advance on their website but I have to travel within 2020?!?!

My family had to cancel due to new recent quarantine rules of NY/NJ and cannot make the long trip by the end of this year. Lost over 400.00. Very poor business practice due to the circumstances. I needed to reschedule for July 4th, 2021 as a wedding I was supposed to attend was rescheduled to next year, but they did not allow it. Very disappointed, I saw the bad reviews before I booked and should have listened to them.UPDATE: ISSUE HAS BEEN RESOLVED, WAS ABLE TO RESCHEDULE TO JULY 2021 AS THEY HAVE CHANGED THE CANCELLATION POLICY - THANK YOU

This campground was the best choice for seeing NYC. We were a little apprehensive after reading other reviews but this campground is well maintained. The showers were very clean including immaculate shower curtains. I would recommend this campground. Staff was very knowledgeable and more than willing to help. Thank you!

Great service and staff for water and dumping. Site is large parking lot. RV parking- inches away from each other-

I was not expecting much, we were only there to have easy access to Manhattan. The subway was close and we merely just slept at the Campground and spent our days and evening in Manhattan. It gave us easy access to Manhattan in our Motor home. If you are looking to actually have a camping experience this campground is just a parking lot.

This campground is a bit difficult to book even when theyre slow in winter. Since they appeared to be the only one open in the area, we pushed through and got a reservation. Unfortunately, they turn off the water as temperatures drop and there was only one faucet to fill fresh water tanks (at the dump station). The sites are small. Our awning would touch the next camper if we opened it (theres not much they can do about that except to leave a vacant site when they are slow). The good news is that it was all paved and pretty easy to get in/out. They also have on-site security, which is a good thing this close to the city. We felt safe.They are close to the bus/subway stop just a few blocks away. With that, you can get to most anything on the New Jersey side as well as in NYC.In all, I would stay again but would suggest a little better response time from the office.

Awesome location, welcoming staff, easy access to/from NYC and statue of liberty. Surrounded by a nice neighborhood, with new developments. Best for those wishing to explore, not a resort to just hang around in. Well be back.

I had a reservation for September 2019 and had to reschedule due to hip surgery, when I called to explain my situation, the phone attendant suggested to move it to the first week on December when they have the calendar for 2020 available and then call to reschedule. When I called on December 2 to request the date for 2020, the employee and office manager told me that they couldn’t do it. So why I was told that was possible? Also if you want to check their policy and regulation link online, it doesn’t work.I was not asking for a deposit refund, I just wanted to reschedule, which I was told I could do.DEFINITELY THEIR CUSTOMER SERVICE DESERVES A MAJOR IMPROVEMENT

If youre looking for a convenient place to park your RV while youre seeing the city, this is a great spot. Its easy to get to, and easy to depart. While it is nothing but a large parking lot, chances are you wont be spending much time there. Security was good, surrounding area seemed safe, the PATH train and ferry to Manhattan are just a short walk away. Restrooms were reasonably clean, showers were hot, plumbing was hit or miss. The toilets dont always flush properly until the third try. If you arent expecting spacious sites and trees and grass, you wont be disappointed. The office staff gives everyone a lot of helpful information about getting into Manhattan. Just be sure you remember to sign out when you leave, as they have a rather asinine rule that you will charged $40 if you dont. Its rather pointless, as they know immediately if someone is on property or not, since every camper has their site and departure date posted in their window and security does drive through and check.

People are great and very helpful!

Amazing place to RV. Basically a parking lot with electric/water hook-ups, but worth every penny.

Great place to see all of Jersey and New York.

The Liberty Harbor was fantastic. Great views from the higher floors of the city. Room was very clean and the king size bed was comfortable. They offer wonderful room service and all of the staff were great. We are planning our next visit there now.

A great place to park your RV close to #NYC and Jersey City, felt very safe here, clean bathrooms and friendly service just dont forget to sign out before you leave!

We made reservations to stay at Liberty Harbor for July 4th week 2020 as part of our East Coast & Fall Colors trip heading all the way to Canada. Since the Covid-19 outbreak we wont be making it to the east coast at all this year. We called to cancel, due to Covid-19, only to find out they do NOT do refunds. We are out $300! This is the ONLY park out if the 18 we reserved, that did not refund us.VERY DISAPPOINTING!Think twice before reserving here in case any thing might come up, even events totally out of our control (Covid-19).

My family and I spent a year saving for our RV trip in America and this was the most expensive RV park we were staying at (256 dollars for 2 nights).Unfortunately due to covid19 our flights were cancelled and our holiday put on hold. Our travel agent managed to rebook our holiday for the same time next year. And only next year as they werent sure how flights from Ireland where going to be affected over the next few months.Every other RV park we have rang (about 10 of them) have been wonderful and have given us full refunds and we will definitely be rebooking them all once we are given the green light, except this one.When we rang to cancel, explaining what was going on, they told we would only be getting a 50 percent refund. We advised them we would be rebooking and could we even swap the booking. They said no but they could give us a credit note but it had to be used by the end of this year.You should be ashamed of yourselves using a pandemic to make a profit. 125 dollars might not seem like much money to you (or maybe it does since you wont part with it) but to a family of 5 it is alot of money. Incase your wondering I worked 3 jobs to save for this holiday. If thats how a company wants to make its money, on the misfortune of others, then on the bright side Im glad we got to see what you were like now and not have to wait for next year.

Very convenient location for travel by subway or ferry. This is urban camping at its best with paved or graveled very small sites, and lots of city noise. Nice view of the marina and city. Office staff was very nice.

Exploiting Covid19 reservations?We had our US trip cancelled because of Covid19, with all flights out of the UK effected, and had paid Liberty Harbour in full months ago for a site.Best Liberty Harbour could offer (after not replying to any emails) was pushing back the reservation to within 2020, totally unachievable for us, or a 50% refund.I get that these are stated in their terms and conditions, but come on the circumstances for everyone right now are unprecedented, unprecedented, so we just lost over $125.Point to note, KOA campgrounds we had booked with on our planned 5 week US tour (from Seattle through to Maine) ALL refunded our money in full.Hugely disappointing. Our vacation is postponed for a year until 2021, and were rebooking with every KOA, but not here. Lousy people, very lousy.

Not a single patch of grass or some kind of shade. They may have a nice staff but I guess I wasnt lucky enough because the person I was talking to wasnt helpful at all. Very shocked when we saw different kind of animals around the area, where you see only concrete! (a skunk, an opossum and a raccoon) which werent dangerous but the RV Park should alert about that. The best is just the location.

Convenient but make sure you pre book to get a p

Had a great time

Great camping place for sight seeing into NJ or NY. Friendly staff and very helpful. With it being March we had electric only but they have a hose by the dump station for you to fill your holding tank. It is basically a parking lot/gravel site but we had room enough to put out a rug & park our car. We were gone for most of the time sight seeing. Great view of the Statue of Liberty. Easy walking distance to Grove street to the Subway into NY. Would stay again!! *** Be sure to check OUT when you leave or there is a $40 fine. if the office is closed, there is a sheet by the office window. A nice security officer helped me **

This park is the best thing for an RV with the close proximity to NYC. We are not here to sit in an rv. The ferry to NYC is close by and Uber has been helpful. We have nothing but good to say about the helpful office staff and even the security people are great. Bathrooms very clean! Showers are hot. Jenna has been super helpful!! Would definitely stay again and recommend.

There are only two good things about this RV Park the location and a young lady in the office by the name of Jenna. If you are going to stay here make sure you see Jenna!!! Very friendly and helpful. If you could rate an employee I would give her Ten Stars. As for the rest of the office staff a huge ZERO.

Like many recent reviewers, I had to cancel my reservation due to the pandemic; Liberty Harbor refuses to refund my deposit of almost $200. We were visiting the area to take advantage of the proximity to NYC (as most guests are, I would assume), and since everything in the city is shut down at this point, its crazy not to adjust the cancellation policy. They are exploiting the pandemic situation and taking advantage of people; Ill be contacting the local business bureau and the governors office to file complaints.

Best RV park in the area. Youre downtown, close to everything, including the trains and ferries to NY. Also, the staff and security are super helpful and nice. The place is falling apart a little bit structurally, but it does its job and youre just there to sleep anyway. Please be careful with the washers/dryers though, some will eat your quarters and theyre very expensive anyway.

We enjoyed our stay at Liberty Harbor. Our main reason for choosing this park was the proximity to the city. We knew (based on reviews and pics) that the park is just a gravel parking lot with 50 spots and no sewer. We knew that going into it and everything was fine.The location is GREAT for reaching the city, it was safe/secure, and at night was relatively quiet for a city RV park. The staff was super friendly and helpful.The only negatives are: the bathhouse is a bit dated (nothing dirty or gross), the laundry took $3 from us and a few of them were broken, some of the sports are very narrow and a bit hard to get into, the price is steep but it is NYC, and the dump station can be tricky to get into.Overall I was pleased with the RV park and it helped us see NYC while in our RV seeing New England.

Enjoyed our stay there. Yes its a glorified parking lot but location, location, location. Staff was friendly and restroims were okay .

Great connections to the city straight into WTC. Friendly helpful staff. Near to light rail. Lovely area of town. Good bathroom facilities. Internet is a bit up and down but functional

It is what they say. Close to NYC. But it is a parking lot turned into an RV park. It is fine. Didnt dump because it is a backup job I did not want to do. They have all the information you need to see the city. It is quiet. An expensive adventure. Go to it. Ow instructions for driving in and out. Dont get on any parkways. Dont have your propane on when driving. Watch for low clearance !!!

If rural camping is your pleasure you’ll love it. The staff was extremely friendly and although not what we were looking for it was an ok place. Price was high but I guess that’s NJ.

Relaxing atmosphere between two very large cities. The option to rent a boat and tour guide was the best perk as its only a birds eye view to the Statue of Liberty, Staten Island ferry, and the Brooklyn Bridge.

For being convenient to Statue of Liberty it was Ok. Very costly. Paid 160 a night. Park was very cramped not much room to put out awning. No amenities. Showers and bathroom were clean. No full hookups, dump station though.

First you have to be aware youre in a city not a forest. For the quickest rv parking to Jersey and New York city this is great. Not much grass for pets, but come on its a parking lot. Would definitely stay here again. Security was amazing, no worries.

Terrible customer service. We had to cancel due to COVID-19 and Liberty Harbor RV will not refund our deposit which was 50% of total stay. Also, they will not offer a credit beyond 2020. Would not recommended making a reservation here.

Excellent location - just a 15 minute walk from Jersey Path subway to New York City. RV park is otherwise just a big gravel parking lot. You’ll want to use as a place to park your RV to sleep, etc, but not at all inviting to sit outside. Decent/clean showers and bathroom area. Expensive, but fair given prices you’d pay if staying at a hotel in the area and paying to park your RV or trailer, etc.You can just barely see the Statue of Liberty, when looking across between docked boats. Didn’t get a chance to walk or bike around to Liberty State park nearby, as we spent our few days travelling into NYC and saw the Statue of Liberty from the Staten Island Ferry (free to take).

Any RVr who travels to NYC should stay here. Its as urban as you can get. However, its a wonderful place to set up camp for your excursions into NY.The staff is wonderful. There is 24hr security. All parking spots have Full electric and water. There is a dump station easily accessible.For travel into NYC there is a Ferry on property or you can walk to the PATH train. Either way is acceptable.If you are new to NYC, just ask the knowledgeable staff and they will give all the details. AND...be sure to stop in to the Krispy Kreem restaurant down the street from the campground across from the PATH station.You will not be disappointed.About $120 a night, better that $300 plus for a hotel...Enjoy!!!

If the electricity worked, or they at least tried to solve the electricity problem, it would be fine and I would have given a higher rating. Its a parking lot, and I knew what I was getting into when I booked it. If your going to book, make sure you call and so you dont get the back C row. They did reimburse me for a dry spot, however only after complaining about the electricity issue they knew about.

Convenience, convenience, convenience. Wake to great views of Manhattan and the Statue of Liberty. Just a short walk to the PATH Train and downtown Manhattan.

Surprised that this campground exists and how many campers where there and they even had tents sites. The restrooms were clean and the showers had water temps you can control. The location is great super convenient to NYC and the neighborhood in Jersey City is really nice plenty of restaurants and crazily enough a view of the statue of liberty. We stayed one night and I walked alone from the Path station, and never felt unsafe.

When going to Jersey City its a great place to park at a low price then you can take the light rail to other destinations and Jersey City like restaurants and Malls

Arrived here on Saturday. Stayed 2 nights. Staff friendly, check in quick and easy. Sites are gravel parking-like spaces. We were in row A. Very quiet. We were just east of tent sites and restrooms.Sites clean. Bathrooms relatively clean. Did smell a faint urine smell - even after attendant cleaned. Water pressure pretty good.Staff gave maps/transportation schedule with our site info folder. That was extremely helpful.Very convenient to city except the ferry at liberty was not running. Took the path train over and also took warren street ferry over. Just a 10 min walk to those.Would definitely go back. It was just right for visit to city - this is not a campground for hanging out in. Some sites didnt have picnic table (ours didnt) and no fire rings noted. Not sure if some had them, ours didnt. We werent there to hang in the campground - but to visit the city.Thanks liberty harbor rv Park!

What youd expect in that area for camping. Surrounded by concrete, but short walk to public transportation. No areas for dogs...pavement was blistering hot and not a single patch of grass around. That would honestly be my only complaint.

Unfortunately, and I mean unfortunately this is nothing more than a boatyard. The water was off so we had to pack water, the hot water wasnt on, the site was in a state of upheaval and no maintenance was evident...one good thing was its within blocks and feet of the 2 ferrys that run to Manhattan...were asking for a refund for the time we didnt use 110 bucks might not seem like much, but compared to all the ones throughout this trip, we could have stayed 6 days at almost any of the prior sites.Ill keep you posted.

I loved this place!!! They were very helpful with directions to places, the bathrooms were clean and the water was hot but what really made them outstanding was the night security that was working New Year’s Eve. For some unknown reason our trailer door wouldn’t open, our puppies were howling, and it was pouring down rain in buckets. My sister asked him to please help us. He stood in the rain and worked on it until he got it open. We will be forever grateful.Thank you for a wonderful stay.

Good place to stay if you want to be in the city with your rv. Close to city transportation. We walked back from the PATH two late nights and felt relatively safe. Its basically a glorified parking lot. So dont expect extras but you have access to a clean shower/bath. The female bathroom is all white tiles so it looked dirty with footprints the night we came in but they were all cleaned out in the morning. Large shower area. WiFi worked for texting/Facebook. We stayed on B21 (see picture) and liked how close we were to the bathroom.

We knew coming in that there was no sewer hook up and that it was a gravel lot but we chose it for it’s proximity to NYC. Still after 7 days I wouldn’t stay again. Just wasn’t worth it. The spaces are sooooo tight and skinny. The bathrooms were HOT (no a/c or ventilation). The closest grass to walk dogs was pretty far away. The ferry that leaves from there is not the one to Ellis Island or the Statue of Liberty but that ferry was a 10 minute walk (I felt that was misleading on their website) but the number one reason I gave this place 2 stars was because the power kept tripping and one day we were out all day and came hope to a 95 degree trailer. Thank God we boarded our dogs because I would have raised heck if they were their in that heat. We usually use 30amp and never have issues and when we told the front desk they said yeah that happens a good bit. Um....if that’s true then fix it! Side note: the workers were friendly and helpful.

Liberty Harbor is a great way to visit NYC and the surrounding area. It is very clear with how they advertise that it is base location to explore the area and not a campsite. Staff were extremely friendly and helpful. We arrived later when the office was closed and received great reception from the security guards that are there 24/7. I was a little nervous on what to expect when we got there but there were no issues. Even getting to the location through the city wasnt too bad and we have a 35 travel trailer. I think most of the negative comments are due to expectations of a campground or something more glamorous but if you are looking to explore the area this is perfect. Local bar and restaurant, Surf City, is pretty good as well. We also had 3 kids in tow and they liked it too.

Well its not pretty, but its convenient. NYC is right across the river

This place is not great but it’s so close to the city it’s worth the hassle. Here is the major problem, we had a 30 amp site, but we would trip the breaker the moment our AC came on. (We only have 1). That tripped breaker would knock out power to the 4 trailers next to us. They would flip the breaker back on and all our ACs would kick on and trip it again. My husband went and looked and 5 sites shared one 60 amp breaker. We couldn’t run our AC even though it was 96 degrees. We moved to dry camping because we could run our generator and it was $30 cheaper a night. Out in dry camping you’re parked in a boat yard next to boats that are dry docked. It’s kinda random but u have a space to yourself with nearly no one around so u can do what u want. The only perk to this place is it’s location to the city. I e never paid for an electric site that then didn’t really have electricity. They need to sort that out and it would be so much better.

Expensive for a dry site ($80 a night). No shade. Its a parking lot they repair boats in. A lot of garbage, cigarette butts, glass and metal debris in the unimproved site. We warned all the neighbors and they found debris also. We informed them the first day and it took a couple of days for them to clean it up. I picked up a couple of handfulls of debris a day that could puncture tires or a dogs pad. Only RV park in that area, the only thing they have going for them.

Obvious comments about location aside, this place fits the bill as a safe place to park your rig for short stays. No sewer at sites, but the dump station is easy to access. The welcome packet from the park covers everything from site seeing and transit to area propane refills and food. Ferry/train access is super easy! Local package store will even deliver alcohol if your in the mood. Added bonus: Jersey City has a nice little historic downtown to peruse.The park itself is a little short on polish but it matters little when most clients are big pusher rigs who barely leave their rig.

I gave this RV park 4 stars because it didnt have sewer hookup and you are parked pretty close to other RVS, but other than that it was ok. It is in a parking lot by the harbor and you can see The Statue of Liberty in the distance. Pretty close to the subway too.

I am active duty and we were told last week of impending Iran crisis we are on 2 hr recall status until further notice. i contacted the park and informed them of having to cancel my trip....this was a once in a lifetime events going on during my trip that cant be rescheduled. I have other tickets for events I have had to sell off also.They refuse to refund my deposit even with due to military service!Dont pay the deposit....they are ripping you off since they wont allow any refunds.

We could not have picked a better place to park our RV for our visit to NYC. It was extremely convenient to public transportation; the ferries and the light PATH were about 10 minutes walking distance from the Park, as were many restaurants and services. The nearby Hudson River Walk is close and it was along there we had a spectacular view of Manhattan at sunset. It was fun to be to tell our family and friends that we could see the Statue of Liberty from our campsite. I agree that the campground was not much more than a parking lot with hook-ups, but it was clean, well managed, and in the perfect location. The staff was very responsive to our needs and gave us great advice and information about getting around. I wouldnt hesitate to go back for another stay and recommend it to anyone looking for a place to park their RV or camper when visiting NYC.

$110 per night to stay in an unkept boat yard. No water hookup, no sewer hookup, only power. There is a dump station, but it was a mess. Needed some water in our holding tank so we had to haul water from the laundry room by gallon jug. No hot water in the showers and the change machine was empty to do laundry. Good thing is there are security guards on duty around the clock so it was safe to stay. Close walk to the ferry to get to New York and rail. Brochure says water & electric. (only electric), hot showers (not), restaurant on premises (closed), view of NYC (condos in the way) view of statue of liberty from campsite ( had to walk to the ferry dock to barely see it). Disappointed to say the least.

I loved this place

We wanted to visit NYC and this really is the best place to go. The PATH Station and ferry landing are both just a short walk away which was perfect. Took the ferry one day to go to the Statue of Liberty ferry and PATH to go into the city the other days. We could even see the Statue of Liberty from our campsite, which was perfect the night they had they did fireworks. The security guards were super friendly and helpful especially when trying to get the boat lifts around trucks and such. Alivia, Lauren & Ines are simply the best with lots of helpful resources. They had bathrooms, showers & amenities and laundry but we didn’t use those. They also have a dump station. No bells and whistles and a little on the pricey side but it was exactly what we expected as we are basically parked in a marina parking lot. However, it was a perfect location for city visiting.

Dont go to this place! My vessel was ransacked while in the yard, and many items of considerable value were stolen from it. I was told by several credible sources that many people working in this boat yard are on drugs and will steal anything to support their habit! Security would not cooperate by providing any information; nor would they produce surveillance tapes to locate the guilty person(s) responsible. Management couldnt care less!

Per my BBB complaint: I was charged $160 dollars to remove a boot from a public area. There is no indication that parking is not available, and when asked for the signs to be located, I was told I was ‘lucky’ that they did not tow my car. I asked the reason for the additional charges. I was told I was charged a Parking rate that when asked for the sign, there was none. I called the police as I was then threatened to have the boot placed on again, to have the cops called, and to send my car to a towing agency. I paid the 160 dollars and told I that I was not welcomed. I documented the conversation as well as the parked car in which there are no ‘No Parking Signs’.

Do not stay here. We have traveled across the United States and this is by far the worst place we have ever stayed. Pulled in our site and ran over a screw, so now we have a flat tire. The staff is absolutely horrible and it seems as if they are on a mission to charge you for everything. They say the sites are 18 feet wide, not true, ours was only 14’. If you’re slides hang over, they charge you. If your vehicle does not fit cross the front of your site, they charge you. If you have a trailer and it does not fit within the lines, $75 per night for storage. Again, the staff is very rude and we have never been treated so poorly by anyone else, anywhere. It’s not worth it, find another place to stay.

We have stayed at a lot of campgrounds across the country and I was on the fence with Liberty after reading a few reviews. I am glad I decided to stay here. FANTASTIC location to NYC, great views of the NY Skyline, Statue of Liberty. It is really a parking lot on the harbor but who cares, it is the worlds best ferry ride to NYC (which does not operate not he weekends). If are looking for an RV Resort, this is not your place but it really is so nice to camp close to NYC. We will definitely be back!

Customer service is great! They completely explained how we needed to get to where we were going and everything about the park. Bathrooms are clean and convenient. Location is Amazing!!

Great way to camp near Manhattan. Saves a lot if you have a camper. Its just a few blocks walk to the NJ Path subway to NY at Grove street station.

Four stars for the location! By ferry boat its a 6 minute ride into Manhattan and the view of the NYC skyline in the evenings is beautiful. The staff is friendly and helpful. We have to deduct one star off our rating because the facilities are in serious need of a renovation. The water in the showers constantly fluctuates between hot and cold. Also, dont expect a campground, but rather a parkinglot with full RV hook-ups.

Nice park. Been here twice now

Location, location, location. Dump station, water electric $110 per. Registration desk very helpful..nice handouts help with public trans and activities in NJ and NYC

Great RV Park! Right on the harbour. Well taken care of and very quiet. Yes the spaces are small but we spent all our time in the city so didnt care. Loved being in the middle of it all!

They give you a welcome pack. Booked online super easy and fast confirmation. The cleanest bathrooms Ive ever seen. Easy RV hookups. Nice 24hr patrol. I felt extremely safe. Nice walk over to Liberty Park to see the Empty Sky Memorial.

Security is great and everyone was very friendly. Bathhouse was okay. Spots are really tight. You get a gravel spot with water and electric only. Line for the dump station is crazy long near checkout time.You only stay here to visit NYC. You can take the PATH train to WTC for $2.75, which is convenient.

I dont advise taking a 35 RV through New York City but, if you do... this RV park is pretty convenient :)

Its an urban RV park. You will get some services but dont expect too much. The price to sleep near the Liberty tower is ... huge

Best place to stay in your RV when visiting New York City. Super easy to access from the interstate. Easy walking access to passenger ferries. We stayed in a toy hauler.

We lost $230. to this private RV park today. Be VERY careful about making reservations and their cancellation policy. My husband sustained an injury during our trip through the South and ended up in the ER. I called to cancel our nights at this park and gave them a weeks notice, but they still kept 50% of our fee and will surely fill our space with another paying RV. So...... I advise everyone to be cautious of this RV park business. We gave them plenty of notice. Be careful and take notes when you speak with their agents.

Well stocked marina. Fantastic views. Nearby museums. Urban legend across the Hudson.

Right on the Hudson. A 30 minute walk to the Liberty State Park. A 30 minute subway ride to downtown NYC. Cant find a better place to park your rig in the middle of New York (well New Jersey Jersey close enough!)

Most convenient campground to visit New York City. Just hop on the ferry and youre there. Realize this is an urban area so therefore its a parking lot. Do not hit the traffic at a busy time.

They dont put any money back into the place. But what can I say, they have a captive audience. No where else to park the RV. Fairly convenient walk to the subway. Not near enough night lighting inside the RV park. Fortunately its in a night time low foot traffic area.

Very friendly staff. Great location. This park is right on the harbor so expect all the city noise and traffic. Awesome access to public transit. The Statue of Liberty can been seen from the park. Grounds and showers are clean. 24 hr security.

Convenient to NYC sights. Very friendly staff and security. You can see the Statue of liberty from the park. We enjoyed our time there, but a bit pricey for a spot on the tarmac. Would it again.

Not bad, great location to visit New York.

Great location,fair rates, nice staff,short walkTo lite rail, you are here to see NYC cant wait to return

Enjoyed our stay, convenient to all the sites of NY, very clean bath house and laundry. Not your typical campground its a parking lot but your not here for the outdoors your here to enjoy the city. Would recommend to anyone. Felt very safe.

Great option close to N.Y. city. PATH train to world trade center station is 10-15 minute walk away. This is close quarters camping. Youre going to be able to touch your neighbor. Bath houses are clean and showers are hot and plentiful. You can see the statue of liberty from the campground.

Worth the trip!The sights were a little small. Theres not much grass for pets. And its not the easiest to get to in a large coach. But, the location makes it worthwhile! Grrat views of the city and the Statue of Liberty (at a distance). Right on the harbor. And easy access to the subway, shopping and restaurants.

We stayed here over the 4th of July. It was clean and safe. We could see the Statue of Liberty from our campsite!!! The night guards were super friendly and helpful. The people in the office were helpful as well.We didnt use the campground bathrooms or laundry rooms, but we went to check them out. The laundry room had all new machines and was very clean. The bathrooms were nice and clean.The only complaint we had was about the very loud cars leaving the restaurant that uses the marina parking lot. People blasting music for 45 minutes at 2AM- loud enough to make our whole camper shake. (But thats not the campgrounds fault)The PATH Station and ferry landing are both just a short walk away. We felt safe walking with our two young children, even late at night.It was a fantastic place to stay if you want to bring your RV to the Big Apple!!

Great place to camp near NYC sights! Honestly, in the heart of Jersey City my expectations were low. However, we pulled in at 10:30pm and were greeted and assisted by 2 very friendly and helpful security guards. During our 4 night stay employees we had contact with were super helpful and courteous. Very quiet place except for some neighborhood morning construction which is expected in the city. No frills RV park and guests seemed to be there for all the same reason...NYC tourist by day, back to camper for sleep at night. Literature given us at check in was very helpful as first time visitors to New York. Showers were clean, hot, and secure. PATH subway station linking NJ to Manhattan an easy 5 block walk away in a good neighborhood. We returned from a Mets game at midnight one night and felt very safe during the 5 block walk. I recommend arriving before dark to make the RV park easier to find. But I knew we had picked the right place that first night...we set up camp, looked to the east, and saw the Statue of Liberty shining in the harbor. What a rush for this Iowa kid.

The campground itself is very plain, just a large asphalt parking lot with electrical (30/50 amps) and water outlets. The bathroom and shower facilities are adequate and daily clean. It is hard to keep white tile clean. Security is awesome. They are very protective about this area. The best part about this park is its proximity to NYC. About 5 blocks and you can take the PATH into Manhattan, or just outside the park you can take the communities ferry across to Manhattan. For its location and ease of transport to the city, it is totally worth it.

I like the park, its amenities, location, and large sites. But this is a business that preys on overnighters like me by charging $40 if you dont sign their checkout book. This is a real scam and an expensive one. I have stayed at Liberty Harbor RV a couple of times, but will no longer use it due to their rapacious business practices.

Pricey and very no-frills, but location, location, location.

The location is great in terms of accessibility to the city. Its a parking lot style campground so not very attractive. It was safe as there is 24 hour security, but its not super clean and needs maintenance, its pretty tired looking. Short walk to nice restaurants. You can also walk to Liberty State Park from here.