Seneca Lake State Park

Closed — This is a day-use park only. No camping is permitted.

About

Seneca Lake State Park is a scenic day-use facility located on the shores of Seneca Lake in Geneva, New York. The park offers a variety of recreational activities centered around water access and family-friendly amenities. The swimming beach operates seasonally with lifeguards from June through Labor Day, and the park features the first sprayground built in the New York State Parks system, with over 100 water jets. Three playgrounds accommodate children ages 2-12. The park operates two excellent marinas with a total of 132 electric slips and 84 non-electric slips, with transient slips available. A boat launch provides year-round lake access. Additional amenities include six pavilions that can accommodate groups of 50 to 161 people, flush toilets and hot showers (seasonal), grills, and playing fields. Limited waterfowl hunting is permitted during late season from boats only. Seneca Lake State Park is open year-round from dawn to dusk. Vehicle entry fees are collected mid-May through mid-October on weekends and daily during summer season. Restrooms and showers are available May through October, weather permitting. Pets are allowed in day-use areas on leashes up to 6 feet. There is no camping permitted at Seneca Lake State Park.

Directions

Seneca Lake State Park is located at 1 Lakefront Drive, Geneva, NY 14456. From downtown Geneva, head south on Lake Street, which leads directly into the park. For those traveling via NY-5 or NY-20, follow signs to Lakefront Drive to reach the park entrance.

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