Campbell Hall, NY 55+ Active Adult Retirement Communities

Overview

Campbell Hall is the center of Hamptonburgh, a town located in Eastern New York. The area is popular for its prime located between several state parks and rivers, giving active adults plenty of opportunities for outdoor recreation. Besides this, residents enjoy living in a small town with a close-knit community.

Climate and Geography

The climate in Campbell Hall ranges greatly throughout the year. Summer temperatures reach the low 80s and winter temperatures may drop below 20 degrees. The town receives an average of 45 inches of rain, 40 inches of snow, and 220 sunny days per year.

Campbell Hall is located west of the Hudson River and East of the Delaware River. Orange County features gently rolling hills.

Recreation, Culture, & Entertainment 

Residents of Campbell Hall are conveniently located near a variety of outdoor activities. The Orange County Arboretum offers peaceful walks. Just outside the town, residents can hike, hunt, and fish at Stewart State Forest and Highland Lakes State Park. Active adults can also horseback ride at Harmony Stables.

Popular attractions in Campbell Hall include The Bull Stone House, a local historic landmark, and local coffee shops and wineries. Retirees in Campbell Hall can easily access the amenities of New York City, which is located just over an hour away.

Cost of Living & Taxes

The cost of living in Campbell Hall is higher than the national and state averages. Factors like housing, transportation, utilities, and health care are all above average.

New York does not tax Social Security benefits and offers a $20,000 deduction on all other forms of retirement income. Property taxes are about average, and sales taxes are higher than average.

Health Care

According to Gallup's Well-Being Index, New York ranks in the top 37 states.

There are no hospitals in Campbell Hall. Orange Regional Medical Center, located eight miles away, is rated high performing by U.S. News. Additional high performing hospitals include New York-Presbyterian-Hudson Valley Hospital and Vassar Brother Medical Center.