Great campground with beautiful sights and sightseeing kid and pet friendly my family loves it…read moreevery year

Peaceful, there's a bench for you to sit and relax when the weather is nice. It was quiet, not a…read morelot of foot traffic.

The Finger Lakes National Forest is a great place to appreciate nature. The trails and campgrounds…read moreare great.

Visitor center is very informative. Bathrooms and water fountain avail. Great view of Seneca Lake…read more Plenty of parking.

I tried to tell a false fable to Aesop, but it didn't work. You can't "Con Aesop" apparently. You…read morecan't Con Jesus either. But you can Con Esus. This is the finger lake that nobody knows about. It's only 8 miles long, and yet even Eminem has (probably) never been here. Even when his palms were sweaty and he had vomit on his sweater already (Mom's Spaghetti). It's the furthest of the finger lakes, there are 10 others to the North and East.

Love this little lake. Great vacation spot near restaurants, shopping and exploring the nearby…read moreLetchworth State Park. Plenty of vacation homes in the area for rent. Nice place to enjoy boating, kayaking and fishing.

Seneca Lake stretches long and narrow through central New York, its deep blue water framed by…read morerolling hills, vineyards, and small lakeside towns. I found the setting open and expansive, with clear sightlines across the water that changed character depending on the weather and season. The shoreline offered a mix of natural overlooks, parks, marinas, and small developed areas, giving me multiple ways to experience the lake rather than a single central viewpoint. The main highlight for me was the lake itself and the variety of ways to interact with it. The water felt calm and clean in many areas, and the region is especially known for boating, cruising, and lakeside relaxation. Along the surrounding shores, vineyards and wineries are a major part of the identity, and I stopped at a few for tastings with scenic views over the water. The small towns around the lake added to the experience, giving me access to picnic areas, walking paths, and casual waterfront spots where I could take in the lake at a slower pace. The experience around Seneca Lake was generally relaxed and spread out, with no single concentrated entry point or structured route. I took a boat tour from one of the marinas, which gave me a more immersive perspective on the water, and I also pulled over at roadside overlooks and shoreline parks for simpler, quieter moments. Crowds varied by season, with summer being more active and the time I visited feeling much quieter.

Lovely dock with great views of Lake Seneca and the Village Marina…read more You can walk out onto the rock walking path. Large parking lot.

Beautiful in the right weather. The water is clear and the area has public restrooms and grills to…read moreuse. We came out on a beautiful summer day and kayaked on the lake during sunset and then BBQ'd on the provided grills. Had a great time with friends.

A small little waterfall stop along the side of the road with a parking lot right across the…read morestreet. Found a few dead shellfish in the water but no other visible live creatures. Kids had fun throwing rocks. A nice quick stop. 5 to 10 minutes then continue on the road to see bigger waterfalls. Not much here. Stop to rest if you have time otherwise keep on driving.

A must see when near Montour Falls. Take a moment to pull over and walk up to see this majestic…read morefalls

Great outdoor opportunity fresh air no WiFi great spot to fish and unwind family cookout BBQread more

Just did the Cortland Triathlon here at Little York Lake. It is a great place for a calm open water…read moreswim. The surrounding mountains and rolling hills made for a nice bike ride. The trails throughout the park made for a nice run. Just be prepared for cold weather starting in September. Can you say, "Wetsuit"?

Quiet little outdoor spot. There are better outdoor spaces to choose from, but this isn't bad.read more

No dogs allowed, probably because people didn't clean up, but I still see dogs with those who don't…read morefollow the rules. Stop deleting my review.

[Tuh-Gan-Ick] Falls state park is one the of most beautiful state park in NY. It has spectacular…read morenatural attractions of waterfalls, and a lake front on the other side of the road The Gorge Trail to the waterfall is very easy to access. I visited in the winter to see the falls frozen over, and the park rangers had done an excellent job keeping the trail well maintained. It takes about 20 minutes to walk from the parking lot to the waterfall, and there's very little elevation change along the way. North Rim trail entrance was close during winter due to ice and snow. But you can skip the dangerous part of the trail by parking at the Taughannock Falls overlook point and start hiking from there. Then you will reach the upper falls. Parking is only $10. lot is small so warmer weather probably will fill up pretty quickly.

I visited here in the winter to see the falls frozen over, and it was such a cool experience! I…read morehadn't seen a frozen waterfall before, so it was really special to experience. I thought it was a fairly easy 1 mile hike out to the falls (though my coworker vehemently disagrees that 1 mile and easy belong in the same sentence - sorry Miss Sheila!), and there were some falcons swooping around. There is a fee to park, but were still spots remaining when we arrived. We should have received discounted parking with a Military ID, but the booth was unmanned that day, so we paid anyway. There is a restroom facility at the parking lot, and it wasn't bad. I actually think it was heated, so that was nice. I'd be interested in seeing the falls and hiking the upper trail when the weather is better!