Welcome to Campbell Island on the Hudson, America's Premiere Heritage River!

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A little known treasure on one of the world’s most beautiful and historic rivers, Campbell Island on the Hudson is in upstate New York near Albany. Over 90 acres of private land are available with rare underwater rights and scenic views, adjacent to 72+ acres of state land, totaling more than a mile of riverfront and more along an inland creek. Campbell Island became part of a peninsula in the 19th century yet is a virtual island. Listed at US $1.4M, offers on this unique property are encouraged.

The largest, nearly pristine, Hudson Riverfront parcel in upstate NY, Campbell is the perfect place for waterfront adventures, year round recreation, and watching the world float by on the longest deep water port in the world.

Close to cities yet a million miles away. Fish, hike, birdwatch, boat, swim, or just hide out in your own paradise.

Campbell offers ample waterfront on the Hudson for motorized or sailing craft, a serene creek for exploring in kayaks, quiet forests, sandy beaches, sheltered coves, abundant wildlife and flowers, and an extensive plateau in a 500 year floodplain with commanding views of Albany’s skyline and the Hudson River Valley.

In New York's Capital Region, off scenic Route 9J, Campbell is close to amenities, the Amtrak station, airport, interstates, and historic Saratoga Springs. Less than 3 hours from NYC, Boston, and Montreal, just minutes to a nature preserve and state island park, directly across the river from a town park and boat launch, Campbell is ideal for a secluded haven with freedom and privacy or a mecca for tourists from near and far.

The only place in town where development on the river can locate, Campbell Island was designated a Planned Waterfront District whose potential uses include: agriculture/vineyard, conference center retreat, restaurant, marina, seasonal and year round homes, cultural, educational or scientific uses, recreational pursuits.

To fully realize the vision of the town would require a road and/or bridge, however, Campbell can be enjoyed as an island for now or always with residential and recreational uses.

Once home to the Mohicans, Dutch settlers and an icehouse, Campbell Island is quiet now, waiting to awaken as a most unique Hudson River destination 400 years after the river’s discovery.

Find out more about this once in a lifetime opportunity where riverfront dreams can come true!

Call 518.477.6618 to discuss and arrange a visit - all offers encouraged. Expect to be delighted.

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