Imagine swinging your club on a historic course that echoes the golden era of golf, where the spirit of the early 20th-century play lingers on every fairway. Welcome to a tranquil RV camping haven that harks back to simpler times, where the organic contours of the land guide your game and small, challenging greens test your precision. Golf enthusiasts can drive their RVs directly into the heart of time-honored golfing traditions, where the 'lay of the land' design philosophy reigns supreme. Here, push-up greens await, perched on the natural high points of the landscape, offering a pure, unadulterated golfing experience. The fairways pitch and roll, following the earths undulations as seamlessly as if handcrafted by nature herself. The putting surfaces, small yet inviting, offer a nostalgic nod to the era when golf was a test of skill and strategy over raw power. The entire course is a testament to the game as it was originally played, demanding thoughtful strokes and a deep appreciation for the land upon which it rests. RV campers who crave a serene escape peppered with the exhilaration of classic golfing will find their sanctuary here. Whether you're keen to improve your short game or simply wish to unwind amid the greenery after a day on the road, this destination invites you to indulge in the natural, organic, and historic essence of the sport. Engage with the game as it was meant to be played, and let your RV adventure tee off on a course where every swing takes you a step back in time to the heart of golf's storied past.

Enter the Driveway at Alburg Golf Links and go straight in the lower parking lot on the Right Side of our Golf Clubhouse. You will see a raised area straight ahead. This is the Harvest Host overnight parking area.

It is best to check-in at our Golf Shop upon arrival between the hours of 7:00am and 6:00 pm. The property is a private estate and we lock our gates just after sunset daily. The gates are opened at approximately 6:30am.

Green fees, range, Bar & Grill & Pro shop Park on the grass area