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Debar Mountain Wild Forest

40 camps mapped · 40 free · tap a dot for its page
Clarks Landing CampsiteClear Pond CampsiteDebar Meadows CampsiteHope Pond Campsite #1Hope Pond Campsite #2Jones Pond Campsite #1Jones Pond Campsite #2Jones Pond Campsite #3Jones Pond Campsite #4Jones Pond Campsite #5Jones Pond Campsite #6Jones Pond Campsite #7Kushaqua Island CampsiteKushaqua Narrows CampsiteKushaqua NorthLong Pond Designated CampsiteLoon Lake CampsiteMtn. Pond Campsite #1Mtn. Pond Campsite #2Mtn. Pond Campsite #3Mtn. Pond Campsite #4Mtn. Pond Campsite #5Mtn. Pond Campsite #6Mtn. Pond Campsite #7Osgood River Campsite #1Osgood River Campsite #2Rainbow Lake CampsiteRainbow Lake CampsiteRainbow Lake CampsiteRainbow Lake CampsiteRainbow Narrows CampsiteSkiff Pond CampsiteSlush Pond Campsite #1Slush Pond Campsite #2Slush Pond Campsite #3Slush Pond Campsite #4Slush Pond Campsite #5Slush Pond Campsite #6White Fathers Church CampsiteWhite Fathers Point Campsite #105 miN
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Camp here — Debar Mountain Wild Forest

40 camps mapped in this wild forest, 40 of them free. Tap one for its topo and aerial, the weather, the water, and how far you will be from fuel and a shower.

  1. FreeClarks Landing CampsiteDeer River Flow (water) · 2 mi from Duane Center
  2. FreeClear Pond CampsiteClear Pond (water) · 5 mi from Duane Center
  3. FreeHope Pond Campsite #1Hope Pond (water) · 2 mi from Onchiota
  4. FreeHope Pond Campsite #2Hope Pond (water) · 1.4 mi from Onchiota
  5. FreeJones Pond Campsite #1Osgood River (river) · 1.0 mi from Rainbow Lake
  6. FreeJones Pond Campsite #2Osgood River (river) · 1.1 mi from Rainbow Lake
  7. FreeJones Pond Campsite #3Osgood River (river) · 1.1 mi from Rainbow Lake
  8. FreeJones Pond Campsite #4Osgood River (river) · 1.1 mi from Rainbow Lake
See all 40 on the live map →

Where the camps cluster

Where these came from

Sites come from the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation's own Primitive Campsite GIS layer, which marks each designated site and flags whether it is open to the public. DEC primitive sites are free, first-come, and carry no reservation.

There is no field guide to this wild forest yet — we write those from sources we can cite, and we have not done this one. The map, the camps and the costs are ready now.

These camps come from state and federal agency records, not from a visit — except where a camp page says otherwise. No boundary is drawn for this wild forest because we do not hold its polygon; the dots are the camps, not the edge of the land. Permits, seasons and fire rules change: confirm with the managing office before you go. Found a fee where we show free? Tell us on the contact page.