District Saigon

Upscale campsite offering rustic-chic tents with harbor views, plus dining & a campfire. An 8-minute ferry ride from Manhattan, this upscale, seasonal campsite with Statue of Liberty views is a 5-minute walk from Governors Island Outlook Hill and a 9-minute walk from Governors Island National Monument. The rustic-chic, safari-style tents offer views of New York Harbor, as well as luxury linens and bedside lamps. Bathrooms with hot water are shared. Upgraded quarters add en suite bathrooms and private furnished decks, plus complimentary s'mores kits and breakfast. There's a communal campfire. Breakfast is available at a tent-style restaurant with a terrace.

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