Cold Spring Farm & Trails

## Overview Cold Spring Farm & Trails is a private property located in the rural town of Granville in Washington County, New York, near the Vermont border. Situated at an elevation typical of the eastern foothills of the Adirondack region, the farm takes its name from a natural cold spring on the property — a feature that has long been valued by landowners and visitors in this part of upstate New York. Granville and the surrounding area are known for their slate quarrying history and rolling agricultural landscapes, and Cold Spring Farm & Trails sits within this scenic countryside. The property offers private camping and trail access through Hipcamp, making it a destination for those seeking a quiet, off-grid experience with access to a natural spring. The spring water on the property has historically been used as a drinking water source, consistent with the farm's name and its designation as a private drinking spring. As with any natural water source, conditions can vary, and visitors should be aware that water quality is not independently verified. ## Directions 1. From the village of Granville, NY, head toward **County Route 28**. 2. Follow County Route 28 until you reach **269 County Route 28, Granville, NY 12832**. 3. The property is privately owned — visitors should arrange access in advance through the landowner's Hipcamp listing or by contacting the farm directly. **GPS Coordinates:** 43.34223, -73.29775 ## What to Expect Cold Spring Farm & Trails is a private property, so access is typically arranged through the landowner. The farm offers private campsites and trail access in a peaceful, rural setting in Washington County. The natural cold spring on the property is the centerpiece for those interested in natural water sources. The surrounding landscape features the gentle hills and farmland characteristic of eastern Washington County, with views of the nearby Green Mountains of Vermont on clear days. Granville itself is a small, charming town with basic amenities, including shops and restaurants along its historic Main Street. Visitors planning a trip should book through the property's [Hipcamp listing](https://www.hipcamp.com/new-york/cold-spring-farm-trails/cold-spring-farm-private-sites) to confirm availability and access details. Since this is a private spring on private land, always coordinate with the property owner before visiting.