PALM Bike Tour June 22-28, 2024   6 Nights Our services begin registration day, June 22nd Pedal Across Lower Michigan (PALM) is a non-profit group dedicated to encouraging family bicycling and the promotion of bicycling safety. Pedal Across Lower Michigan begins the last full week of June each year near Lake Michigan and meanders east, passing scenic, cultural, and historic sites. The route, which changes each year, generally avoids major urban areas. Sometimes a small downtown may be included for special interest, or for finding lunch or a snack. We use paved routes geared to the novice and intermediate touring rider. The daily distances and terrain combine to make PALM well suited to family bicycling. Daily distances range from 30 to 60 miles, with an average of 50 miles per day. Optional longer routes are provided to challenge more experienced riders, including a “century” (100 mile route) each tour.

Comfy Campers Registration Closed For This Tour

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Cycle The Erie Canal Options Available for 4 Day Tour Click Here July 7-14 2024   8 Nights Our services begin registration day, Saturday July 6th, in Buffalo Join cyclists from across the country and around the world for Parks & Trails New York's 26th annual Cycle the Erie Canal bike tour. Enjoy beautiful scenery, fascinating history, and a one-of-a-kind cycling experience on this fully supported eight-day ride across New York between Buffalo and Albany. Along the way, learn about the people, places, and events that shaped the Erie Canal and its vital role in American history. Cycle the Erie Canal attracts riders of all ages and abilities, from beginners and families to experienced cyclists. Comfy Campers registration is closed for this tour.

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Bon Ton Roulet    Part of Pedal The Northeast July 20-27, 2024   7 Nights Our services begin registration day, July 20th The Bon Ton Roulet is a seven-day bicycle tour through the beautiful Finger Lakes Region of New York State. Our fully supported tour takes cyclists from wide open farm fields, past stunning overlooks of our lakes, to cavernous water-carved gorges. You’ll also enjoy an area of the country that’s as rich with National Historic Sites as it is award winning wineries.

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Empire State Ride July 20-27, 2024   7 Nights The Empire State Ride is a fully supported, seven day adventure across the state of New York with one goal: to win the fight against cancer. This one-of-a-kind ride starts in lower Manhattan, brings riders through some of the most scenic parts of New York State and ends at one of the natural wonders of the world: Niagara Falls. From the big city to the countryside and everything in between, the Empire State Ride is a unique and awe-inspiring experience. You’ll ride an average of 74 miles a day through various terrain and elevation. There’s no doubt that this is a challenging route but you’ll have staff and SAG support the entire way to make sure everyone is safe and happy. We welcome participants of all backgrounds and fitness levels to take the challenge and help us win the fight against cancer! Comfy Campers tent package is included with tour registration for the Empire State Ride.

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Cycle the Hudson Valley August 4th - 11, 2024   8 Nights Our services begin registration day, Saturday August 3rd. Join us for the 2nd annual Cycle the Hudson Valley bicycle tour, highlighting the communities, culture, history and scenic landscape of the iconic Hudson Valley. Cycle the Hudson Valley is a fully-supported seven-day, 200-mile tour from the Albany area to NYC which follows the Hudson River section of the Empire State Trail, now the longest multi-use trail in the nation. Daily routes range from 30-50 miles, with additional mileage options for riders wanting to explore more of the Hudson Valley. The Empire State Trail through the Hudson Valley is 63% paved trail, 13% crushed stone dust trail and 24% on road. The tour includes miles of flat or rolling stretches on paved trail, stone dust sections, some steep climbs on rural roads, and short sections of either high-speed roads or urban streets that connect the gaps of the off-road trail which call for experienced cycling skills.

Comfy Campers Registration Closed For This Tour

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Frequently Asked Questions

What's the difference between a Standard and a Deluxe tent?

-Our Standard tents are 7’6” x 8' 6” with a center height of about 4'6” and can sleep up to 2 people on either a double mattress or 2 singles. Please note: There is more room in the tent for luggage when a double mattress is used.

-Our Deluxe tents are tall enough to stand in (for most people) with a center height of 6’3. The floor plan is 8’6” x 8’6” and can sleep 2 people on a queen mattress or 2 single mattresses.

Is the chair and towel service provided when I rent a tent?

-Yes, the Tent Package includes air mattress, chair and daily towel.

What does the Morning Coffee/Tea Service consist of and is it included in the Tent Package Rental?

-This is a self-serve station right in camp with coffee, tea and cocoa. The service includes a nice travel mug with unlimited refills. We generally start a little earlier then the tours breakfast time so it’s designed for those people who want coffee when they first get up. This is one of our “A La Carte” services and is purchased separately from the tent package. Please Note: Coffee Service not available on all tours. If it’s provided for a tour it will be listed on the drop down menu for that tour.

Can I put my bike in my tent?

-Sorry, but we do not permit bikes in the tents or under the vestibule.

Do I need to bring my own bedding?

-Yes, we provide the air mattress; you will need to bring a sleeping bag and pillow.

How do I find my tent?

-On the first day when you check-in with us, you'll be given your tent number and this will be your tent all tour. The tents will have a tag with the tent # and your name on it. The tents are set-up in numerical order, so when you ride into camp each day you can easily locate your tent.

What happens with my luggage?

- Your bags are transported on the luggage trucks provided by the tour. You are responsible for moving your luggage to the truck (they are usually in close proximity to camping area). Our equipment handcarts are usually available for use to get your luggage to and from the trucks each day.

What do I need to do in the morning?

-Just simply take your personal belongings to the luggage truck, and let us break down your camp! Your tent with air mattress, chair and clean towel will be waiting for you at our next over night location.

Is someone available if I have a problem with my tent or air mattress at night?

-Our staff stays overnight on location to help meet your needs.

Can I request to have my tent next to someone else using your service?

-Absolutely, we have a “special request” box on our registration form to fill in the name of the person you would like to be next to. If you have already registered, just send us an email and we will arrange it for you.

I am using my own tent, but I registered for the chair, towel and mattress service, where do I pick them up?

-When you arrive in camp each day, stop by the Comfy Campers’ Canopy and pickup your clean towel, chair and inflated mattress. In the morning just drop them off where you picked them up and we'll have them for you at the next location.

What is your cancellation policy?

-If you need to cancel, please send an email to comfycampers@rocketmail.com. We respond to all emails, so if you sent a cancellation via email and did not receive a confirmation, we did NOT receive your cancellation. Please review our Refund/Cancelation Policy for information on refunds.