Beautiful park! It's great for the whole family. They charge $7 on weekends, but free on weekdays…read more The water is clear and perfect for all kinds of fun water sports. Boating, jet skis, kayaking, paddle board, or just soaking up the sun. Bring your own there is no place to rent. If you're lucky you might find some lake glass. There are picnic tables, grills, clean bathrooms and showers. Carry in carry out there are no garbage receptacles. Great playground too! One of my favorite parks

This place is definitely a hidden gem. I'm hesitant to even write a review for it, because I don't…read morewant more people to start coming here. My dog and I came here for a walk today (Memorial Day) and the place was almost empty! It's not a huge park, but it's clean and well maintained. There's a small boat launch / marina area, plenty of walkable beach, a playground, picnic tables sporadically placed throughout the park, a pavilion, and restrooms. There's a nicely sized parking area as well. Also, since it's a NYS Park, it's part of the Empire Pass program... so with one of the passes, you'll get in at no additional cost (otherwise, it's $7 per car). TL;DR I'd recommend this park, but honestly... I want it all to myself. So stay out. ;-)

Great short walk along the buttermilk falls. There are quite a number of stairs involved as well as…read morerelatively steep paths. Overall the hike should be like an hour from lower falls to upper falls (taking photos and enjoying the view along the way), and half hour on the way back if walking straight no side tracking. You'll know you're at the end of you see the massive stone bridge. Restrooms available at lower falls and upper falls entrances. Ten dollar admission for the day, same ticket can be used for other state parks in the area

We stopped briefly to see the falls and there were lots of people swimming, picnicking and…read moresunbathing during our visit. It's $10 to park but we used our ticket from our earlier visit to nearby Taughannock falls to get in. We didn't explore the whole park but I'd consider coming back to do so, to walk one of the trails.

While Myers Park (where you can camp, rent kayaks, etc) is across the creek, Salt Point Natural…read moreArea is a free option that provides the same delightful lakeside views. Described as "34 scenic acres of historic Cayuga Lake shoreline", Salt Point is a well maintained park for anything from bird watching (over 230 different bird species have been recorded here since 2012), enjoying native plants, fishing, having a picnic, or taking a leisurely walk along intersecting trails... or along the water. Plenty of folks enjoy the space to walk their dogs, of course. Mind you, there are signs requesting dogs be kept on leash, and, as always, to please clean up after your dog. There's also a good amount of parking and helpful signage. There's plenty of history to this area (which you can find in the History section of the park website), but they've done a nice job with this land in the last 12+ years. As they say, "Salt Point is intended to be a more natural area for quieter pursuits than the more activity-friendly Myers Park", and they've succeeded in that. It's especially nice to have this quieter space available during this era of coronavirus, because you can enjoy plenty of distancing between yourself and others.

We just finished a 3 night stay at Sned-Acres Family Campground in Ovid, New York. This place was…read morespectacular... it was quiet and secluded and close to all the nice Finger Lakes' wineries as well as beautiful waterfalls. The cost was $37.00 a night. They have full hook-ups with sewer and WiFi. They have a pool, a game room, and frisbee golf for the kiddos and adults. They have open fields and a cute pond for fishing and morning/nightly walks. We will definitely be going back... the co-owners, Reid and Wendy Snedaker, were the nicest people you could meet. Also, I can't forget to mention the welcome gift of the best homemade chocolate chip bread.

We just came back for our second weekend in a row. Place is very nice and owners are very nice…read more Came to our site and gave us Friendship bread and introduced themselves. Quiet and we'll maintained. Located next to a lot of hiking trailers. The Fingerlakes and Winery's. We highly recommend and will be back again.

This will never be a "RESORT" lmao. Not in any meaning of the word. It's rediculous pricing for…read morewhat it is, is only the start. Won't be returning. Dirty bathrooms, no shelf in the showers for your soap. If your camper wasn't dirty when you got here it will be when you leave, filthy dirty muddy roads, nothing paved. Have some rediculous uneven unlevel spots, that should not be given to anyone. OH AND THE WHOLE AREA SMELLS LIKE SEWAGE !!! Icing on the cake. THEY WILL NOT REFUND YOUR MONEY.

We are so pleased with the changes since the Lehman's came back. The landscaping is beautiful, the…read morelaundry mat has 4 washers again and if you have a problem, they are right there to help! The staff is so friendly! Great to see so many activities even during the week! If you were disappointed in your stay here before- come try again! It will be worth it!

Super easy to get to- free parking on weekends with a short walk. You get to drive around Cornell's…read morecampus too which is a plus! Pretty empty in the summer

This waterfall is more of a walk-by spot, as there's no access to the bottom. However, there's a…read morebeach area and spots to launch a canoe or kayak. The trails appear to circle the lake, offering great fishing opportunities, which were quite popular during our visit. Parking can be a challenge, as most spaces are reserved for the nearby college.

What a fantastic place for a day hike. Would you like to spend your day in meadows filled with…read morebutterflies hiking under the forest canopy during a thunderstorm. Suddenly near rivulet streams turn into stunning waterfalls and swimming holes. Can't say enough about what I great day I had hiking here early on this week. I'd give this place a 5 star if the students didn't leave all of their trash around under the second dam. How you can just walk away leaving a bunch of empty water bottles and things in this beautiful space blows my mind. Please leave it the way that you found it or better. Untouched in the future.

First time taking this trail on this hike back in the day, I've I've come from like the street and…read morehike down I guess right before the damn and also the upper part where I mean, I dove off of like that house on top of the damn when I was 18 or something But this one follows the 6 mile creek up to the base of the dam it's kind of cool it reminds me hawaii. I used to mike in the manoa valley and kuau crater and stuff. They just have old industrial things pipes following the creek and it has just a similar feel it's kind of cool. dog friendly. I did find a tick on my dog off that i did grab so watch out it was on her fur so we managed to pick it, but it was a pretty hike with the fall foliage in the lease in the cliffs.

Very dated and primitive. Way off the beaten path…read more Quite a drive to the closest town.

Such a beautiful and well maintained camp ground. Stuck in New York for the 4th of July weekend,…read moremost of us truck drivers do not want to be stuck at a truck stop! We found this place on google maps and called ahead. The owner explained that our 40 ft box truck would fit in several of the spaces and we were welcome. We pulled in and the entire space was clean, well manicured and stunning. The owner helped us pick a spot we loved and we got set up. Unfortunately something was wrong with our truck and we couldn't get power on so we were not able to stay, she refunded our entire payment and invited us back anytime. Very very nice facility and owner!!!