Park Station Campground

Great little park overall. 30 & 50 Amp on all sites I saw. Sites are mostly reasonably level, gravel parking areas. Lots of sites on the water but lots don’t have a water view due to underbrush.

Water is group based so you will either need a long hose or move to fill up. Dump station on your way in or out.

Quiet little place mostly wooded, electric and group water faucet.

There is boat rental available.

Lovely! Clean. Free hot showers. Quiet. Off the beaten path. Take 13 off of 86.

Went many years ago as a young teen, going again as a young adult. I have my trusty truck and large 5th wheel and although the hill is a bit steep and a little concerning to get in, its well worth the trip. My folks go every year for my mother's birthday and I hope to be joining in the tradition. Clean and fairly level sites, concrete pad, bolted fire ring and picnic table at every site. 20, 30, and 50 amp plugs at every site as well. 1 dump station with non-potable water for quick rinsing. Nice playground for kiddos, clean and very sanity bathroom and showers . Only 2 downsides i have are this, some sites are kinda small and difficult to get into if you have a large 5th wheel, though it is doable with a backup guide, and if you come up the wrong side of the mountain it is very steep and a little sketchy if you have a heavy rig. Otherwise absolutely positively worth the trip.

This site worked well for us as we explored the Finger Lakes region. We booked too late for the more central Finger Lakes parks so we made day trips to Corning (great glass museum), Watkins Glen ( spectacular ravine), and some wineries. We were about half an hour away from Corning and from Watkins Glen.

Our campsite was quiet and very pleasant. The hookups were easy to use as usual. Bathrooms were super clean.