What is: Camp Yoshi

Camp Yoshi builds curated outdoor experiences for those craving space—outside the algorithm, beyond the noise. We take folks off-grid to reset through fire-cooked meals, cinematic views, and real connection. This isn’t camping for the sake of roughing it—it’s a reintroduction to rest.

Founded by a trio of creatives during a global pause, we set out to remix the outdoors through the lens of Black joy, good food, and lived-in adventure. Whether it’s a desert trail or a rainforest dinner table, Camp Yoshi is where luxury meets land, and culture sets the pace.

Come get lost—on purpose.

Location: Nyack Beach State Park

a serene riverside escape nestled along the Hudson River in Rockland County, New York. With dramatic cliffs rising behind you and sweeping water views stretching out in front, the park offers a peaceful blend of nature, history, and open sky just 45 minutes from New York City.

Quiet, unfussy, and full of charm, Nyack Beach is a local gem for those looking to slow down and reconnect with the natural world.

The food: 

Snacks and treats along the hike and then a 4 course dinner.

The drinks: 

Wine pairings and N/A bevys

The Hike: 

this 5.8-mile circular trail near Nyack, New York. Generally considered a moderately challenging route, it takes an average of 3 hours. This is a very popular area for birding, hiking, and running, so you'll likely encounter other people while exploring. Dogs are welcome, but must be on a lead. This trail offers incredible views of the surrounding area. Highlights include Hudson River views, dramatic underneath panoramas of the Palisades Cliffs, stone ruins, birds of prey, the historic Knickerbocker Ice House site, and large oak groves. There is a level gravel trail along the water in the first about 1.5 miles and then the trail heads up the mountain and gets steeper and more challenging.

The run of show:

12pm: Pick up outside of Five Leaves

1pm - Hike

5pm- Dinner

7:30pm - Head Home

Amenities:

• Flushable toilet

• Dogs welcomed