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Keuka Lake State Park
Vine-clad hills and lake views draw campers to this tranquil Finger Lakes park.
Keuka Lake sits in the heart of wine country in upstate New York. The lake has plenty of hiking trails, boat launches, and docks plus some handy nearby campgrounds. Take a kayak, canoe, or motor boat onto this gentle lake for a day.
Reel in your dinner, swim in the blue waters, or cool off in the summer sun. Relax and eat lunch at one of the picnic areas and pavilions that overlook the lake. Several outfitters can hook you up with a boat of your choice if you want to pack light. In the winter, bike paths turn into fun cross-country skiing and snowmobile trails.
When you're done communing with nature for the day, share a bottle of wine with someone. A winery tour adds a bit of romance to your getaway.
Campsites sit on a bluff overlooking the lake. There are 150 tent sites and 53 with electric hookups.
Keuka Lake sits in the heart of wine country in upstate New York. The lake has plenty of hiking trails, boat launches, and docks plus some handy nearby campgrounds. Take a kayak, canoe, or motor boat onto this gentle lake for a day.
Reel in your dinner, swim in the blue waters, or cool off in the summer sun. Relax and eat lunch at one of the picnic areas and pavilions that overlook the lake. Several outfitters can hook you up with a boat of your choice if you want to pack light. In the winter, bike paths turn into fun cross-country skiing and snowmobile trails.
When you're done communing with nature for the day, share a bottle of wine with someone. A winery tour adds a bit of romance to your getaway.
Campsites sit on a bluff overlooking the lake. There are 150 tent sites and 53 with electric hookups.
Activities in the park
3 campgrounds in Keuka Lake State Park
Set right next to the beautiful Keuka Lake, you can enjoy scenic views of the charming wine country all day long. You can explore some of the nearby winery or biking trails or drink in the sights of the vineyards along the gentle hills as you sun out on the welcoming beach—it’s like having your own private estate. Down for some classy sail boating Read more...
Set in the heart of wine country, Esperanza View Campground is the perfect spot for that wine and cheese picnic by the lake. Catch scenic views of vineyard-covered slopes mirrored by the glassy water of Keuka Lake, all balanced by a crisp blue sky. Sun out on the swimming beach or immerse yourself further into the wine culture by taking either the Read more...
Crash at Deer Run Campground and you’ll be surrounded by lush green foliage and enjoy easy access to the glassy beauty that is known as Keuka Lake. By the way, if you didn’t already know, you are in the heart of wine country here so bring a bottle or two and sip away those big city blues at this sunny oasis. Drink in the views of the gently slopin Read more...
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Tips for Snagging a Campsite Reservation
- You can reserve one of 150 campsites at Keuka Lake State Campground via the Reserve America website.
- Online reservations open nine months in advance and can be made up until 3pm on the day of arrival.
- Campsites can book up fast for summer and holiday weekends, so book at least three months in advance.
Read more...Tips for Snagging a Campsite Reservation
When to Go
Camping season at Keuka Lake State Park runs from mid-May through mid-October, the best time for swimming and water activities. The small beach can get busy during summer and holiday weekends, so arrive early to snag a picnic bench. No vehicle fee applies outside of this period. Hiking trails transform into snowshoeing and cross-country ski trails during the winter months.
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