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Firelight Camps - Evening fire pit

Firelight Camps

(81 reviews)

I have been camping in college and I'm not really a camping type of girl. Don't get me wrong, I…read morelove the idea of camping and being outside. I just don't like being in a sleeping bag on the ground, not having a bathroom, and well camping. I was recently invited to go glamping. Glamping is an elevated camping experience - think glamorous camping. I was intrigued to say the least and decided to head on out to Firelight Camps in Ithaca, NY to try it out. I actually did sleep in a tent as you can see. Although it was the inside of the tent that elevated my experience. While it was a real tent I had a wooden floor and a real bed! The bed was so comfortable too. I didn't want to get up in the morning. I loved hearing the sounds of nature outside. There was no electricity, but there were lanterns you could use in the tent. The lanterns even had a USB plug in to charge your phone. The campgrounds were beautiful! There was a fire pit and larger tent to eat meals in. They also had bathrooms to shower in. They weren't in the tents, but just a short walk from them. We had a fabulous time chatting and just hanging out in the common area. Of course what camping experience is complete with out s'mores? When the fire pit was lit the s'mores came out. These were an elevated experience as well. They were the most delicious s'mores I've ever tasted - homemade marshmallows and graham crackers!

My family and I stayed at Firelight Camps during the extreme heat wave end of June 2025. This was…read moremy first time staying with kids (third time total), and we had an amazing time. Due to the heat advisory, we were able to seamlessly transfer our reservation for 2 of the 3 days to the hotel on site (LaTourelle), while still being able to enjoy all the camp's amenities. In the check in tent there are snacks and drinks for sale, plus breakfast each morning, nightly fire pits for making s'mores, clean communal bathrooms and private showers, each tent has all your bedding, towels and a back balcony for relaxing. On Tuesday evenings they host music and a pizza truck (which was cancelled due to the heat when we were there). There's a trail leading to Buttermilk Falls on site. Lots to do with kids in the area - swimming in Treman Park and the Sciencenter were some favorites.

Buttermilk Falls State Park

Buttermilk Falls State Park

(128 reviews)

Beautiful park right off the road with easy access. Parking is $10 and worth it whether you want a…read morerelaxed stroll or a longer hike. Buttermilk Falls is right at the entrance and super easy to get to, with trails branching off from there. There's also swimming available in season when lifeguards are on duty. Overall, a very relaxing spot I loved visiting.

Located just on the southern edge of Ithaca, Buttermilk Falls named as early as 1866, as it was…read morelikened to "a mass of thick, frothy foam" is a wildly popular spot for tourists and local residents, especially during the height of summer where some of us visited this park. Formed by Buttermilk Creek as it flows down the steep valley side toward Cayuga Lake ranging in height from 5 to 35 feet and descending more than 500 feet in a series of cascades and rapids, a natural pool at the base of fall provides swimming with the feel of an old swimming hole that was closed today due to lack of life guards. Like many NY state parks, there are two entrances. We walked from the parking lot at the lower park and hiked up the picturesaque dog friendly Gorge Trail until the cross-over bridge. Then we returned back down the other side of the gorge on the less travelled Rim Trail. Bathrooms were clean with 4 showers. If one carries in food or drinks into the park, one must carry out as there are no trash cans. Parking was $10 and our picnic lunch made for an inexpensive, fabulous day, which we can recommend.

Rink - recreation - Updated May 2026

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