We rented the log cabin for a week and it was far more than we expected. When we arrived,…read moreeverything was well stocked and very clean, and everyone at the park was very courteous and helpful. The cabin is private and quiet with an absolutely beautiful view of the lake, and comes with a private outhouse, very nice fire pit and chairs, parking close by, and storage shed with provided firewood and equipment for tennis, pickleball, and frisbee golf. The park is also within an hour of Clayton, Sackets Harbor, and Alex Bay. NOTE: there are no showers on site, we had to go about 20 minutes away to a nearby state park to use their shower facilities. We had an incredible week and would absolutely return here in the future to rent the cabin. We highly recommend it to anyone looking for a comfortable, private camping experience!

We really enjoyed our walk along the water, but when we went inland on the way back, it was flat…read moreand boring. I'd come back, but just do an out and back as apposed to making a it a loop. We hiked and left, so I can't speak to the other amenities, but it looked like a nice and well upkept park with a lot to offer.

This is a lovely, lovely spot. The falls are powerful and gorgeous- they are 110 feet tall! Please…read morebe careful- you will not survive the drop if you fall. It's not safe at the bottom. The river is shallow this time of year, but the water temp is comfortable. Fish flit here and there amidst the shadowy rocks. The trail is easy and well-maintained. Be warned that the river and falls are not very accessible for disabled persons. The overlooks give a nice view, and a wheelchair can navigate to them readily enough, but the way down to the top of the falls involves 44 oddly-spaced steps, and the way to the bottom of the falls is a steep, difficult trail. It's still worth it to visit for the overlooks and to take in the forest, and there are a couple disabled spots, though I have seen people with no placard taking them sometimes. Also be aware that the riverbed is slick, slimy stone, and it's easy to slip, so move carefully when you are in the water! There is a LOT of smooth stone to sit and sun on, late summer. Overall, this is a very pleasant place to visit, with gorgeous, dramatic views.

I've been trying to get here for the last 4 years that my son was a student at SUNY Oswego, we…read morefinally had enough time to make the drive out here. Great hidden gem waterfall with ample parking and a flat very well-maintained trail with two viewpoints. We did not go down to the gorge trail, but did walk down the stairs to the top of the falls. DO NOT walk anywhere that looks wet as it's VERY slippery.

What a lovely park to go to and experience the beach, the grass, camping, boating, swimming and…read moreeven just cooking out with the family. There's public bathrooms so you can change as well. Life guards were on duty while we were there. It was clean and well taken care of.

Never ever come back here smells like pure cow shit & urine, making us gag. Can't be healthy for…read moreanyone to breath or eat from it. Why are they being allowed to spray the fields with this ? Can't empty our RV anywhere. Can't not pick up dog shit, so wtf !!! And the bathrooms are dirty and stinky too. Going to PA instead.

Very friendly staff. Clean, beautiful expansive area. Long sand beach and shallow for children…read more Picnic tables, benches, lovely trees.

Food was decent. It took a while for someone to take our order but I think they were short staffed…read morewhen we went. I got the fish tacos and they were good, on the smaller side. Definitely worth trying.

Wow. Almost eleven years to the day after my first review of Kring Point…read more We still camp here every year and just got back from our latest long weekend here. I utterly love this place. I feel such a kinship with it, it basically feels like my second home. It's hard for me to even write an objective review. Views are spectacular. I can drop my kayak or swim right from our site. The new bathrooms are perfect. In the morning you can pick up a coffee and newspaper at the little general store. In the evening you can watch the sun set over the Canadian border. The vacationers at the neighboring mobile home park are super friendly. And the addition of the laundry room means there is nothing stopping me from living here all summer. Wish I could tell you my site number, but sorry, it's already too difficult to reserve!

Love this state park! SO relaxing and beautiful. I can't wait to come back. Many of the camp sites…read moreare along the water which is beyond beautiful and soothing. If you need a getaway I strongly recommend Kring point.

This is a well-maintained state park with great beaches! The bathrooms are clean and there is a…read moreboardwalk and peir to walk. There are camping options as well and they're cabins are quite lovely. Park admission is currently $9. Great for day trips.

We had a gathering of coworkers for a summer get-together today at this park, and it was wonderful…read more The place is beautiful, with plenty of beach area to set up a tent, spread out lawn chairs, and they also have grills around for people to cook meals. The beach area is enclosed into a square, guarded by at least three lifeguards. There are plenty of parking spaces, a food concession and restrooms in the main building and plenty of restrooms and showers behind this front building. The weather cooperated and it was perfect. ​

Oh my Goodness! What a beautiful find!!!! We were there on a Monday in late July, on a highly windy…read moreand hot day. The sky, sand, and water were all beautifully clear and stunning. We had such a large area of the beach all to ourselves. We were there for a few hours, and probably could have stayed longer. My partner said it was the most Caribbean looking beach he's ever been to not actually in the Caribbean. Things to note: Conditions might be quite different on different days. Apparently, the 1.3 trail to the beach can be wet and buggy (not when we were there!) and the water can have more algae (though it was stunningly clear during our visit). $15/person fee, with discounts for families.

BLACK RIVER TRAIL IS A GREAT PATH TO WALK, RUN OR BIKE…read more=================================================== At the beginning of April 2024 my son and daughter-in-law took my husband and I hiking along this trail a couple times on different days. It's really a nice paved and scenic path along the Black River. If you look at the website it says it is 4.5 miles, but I have a feeling it is much longer. The Black River is pretty long, so it might turn into dirt trails. You can actually walk close to the Black River, but I wouldn't recommend getting in because you might drown or get swept away to who knows where. I read a report recently about someone falling in. Parking: I'm pretty sure we parked at the Trailhead located at E. Rutland Street near Stone Drive. See photo. See the website for more parking locations. Keep in mind there are no restrooms that I saw.

It's nice layout right on St Lawrence river One complaint…read more I had to be moved from my original site because the electrical hookup was 50amp. The site I was moved to had not been prepped and there is moss on the pad. I called and spoke with 4 different people and no one showed. The landscaping/maintenance people drive by several times each day. I finally decided to 'live' with it but it wasn't right. I haven't seen another site in this condition in the entire park. Everything else was fine.

Our camping trip was horrible, the neighbors were terrible banging at 6 o'clock in the morning for…read morenothing, the site was a mud hole, bathrooms were disguising and unusable, no cell phone, campers left there dogs in their camper to bark for the day so they can go play, the water spikets to get water a camper had hoses hooked to it, we left 2 1/2 half days earlier and loss money. What a huge disappointment that was.