Under the Pines at Chehaw: Standard Hook-Up RV Sites Sized for Big Rigs

ALBANY LODGING FIELD GUIDE

Under the Pines at Chehaw: Standard Hook-Up RV Sites Sized for Big Rigs

A concise guide to Chehaw Park’s RV sites—water and 50/30/20‑amp electric, picnic tables and fire pits on 40–90 ft sites within 800 acres of pine forest—useful for planning a stay of two days or more.

Under the Pines at Chehaw: Standard Hook-Up RV Sites Sized for Big Rigs.

Duration
2+ Days
Location
Albany
Operator
Chehaw Park
Category
Lodging
Robert Eric Crews
Founder & Editor, The Adventure Collective
Published Verified

Nestled inside Chehaw Park’s 800 acres of towering pines, the campground’s standard hook-up sites trade the bustle of town for a slow, wooded rhythm: spacious sites with picnic tables, fire pits, water and multiple electric service options set among long forested loops.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE SETTING

800 Acres of Tall Pines

Chehaw’s campground sits within 800 acres of scenic forest, offering the quiet and shade of towering pines that frame each site and slow the day down.

THE CAMP

Standard Hook-Ups for Easy Camping

Sites are equipped with water, a picnic table and a fire pit, giving campers core comforts while they settle into the campground.

THE RIG

Lengths and Access

Sites range from 40 to 90 feet and include both pull‑through and back‑in options, accommodating a broad range of RV sizes.

What the day feels like

What Staying Here Feels Like

Arrive beneath a canopy of pines, pick a site that fits your rig, level and plug into water and electric, then settle in around your picnic table and fire pit—this is straightforward, serviceable camping in a broad, quiet forest setting.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who these sites suit—and who should look elsewhere.

1
Large Rigs & Class A MotorhomesWith sites up to 90 feet and pull‑through options, the campground suits larger rigs that need length and easier maneuvering.
2
Self-Contained RV CampersWater and electric (50/30/20 amp) hookups support multi‑day stays for RVs relying on campsite services.
3
Travelers Seeking Basic ComfortPicnic tables and fire pits at each site provide simple, reliable comforts for evenings outdoors without full‑service resort expectations.
4
Minimalist or Tent CampersThese standard hook‑up sites are geared toward RVs with utilities rather than primitive, no‑service tent camping.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

Timing & Duration

Plan for a stay of two days or more to settle into the setting and make the most of the campground experience.

What to Bring

Bring an RV configured for shore power compatibility (50/30/20 amp) and plan your rig choice around site lengths of 40–90 feet.

On-Site Access

Sites offer both pull‑through and back‑in options; confirm the type of site you need for safe, comfortable access.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

What utility hookups are available at the sites?

Sites provide water and electric service with 50/30/20‑amp options.

How long are the RV sites?

Sites range from 40 to 90 feet in length.

Are there pull‑through sites?

Yes—there are both pull‑through and back‑in site options.

What amenities come with each site?

Each site includes a fire pit and a picnic table in addition to water and electric hookups.

How long should I plan to stay?

The typical duration to plan for is two days or more.