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Keuka Lake State Park
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Keuka Lake State Park is a 621-acre state park located in Yates County, New York. The park is located on the north end of the west branch of Keuka Lake, one of the Finger Lakes. The park is in the southeast part of the town of Jerusalem, southeast of Branchport.
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3456 NY-54A, Keuka Park, NY 14478
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Keuka Lake State Park

3560 Pepper Rd, Keuka Park, NY 14478
4.7(589)
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Keuka Lake State Park is a 621-acre state park located in Yates County, New York. The park is located on the north end of the west branch of Keuka Lake, one of the Finger Lakes. The park is in the southeast part of the town of Jerusalem, southeast of Branchport.

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(315) 536-3666
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parks.ny.gov

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Interactive Finger Lakes Discovery Wine Tasting
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Penn Yan Mondays: FLX Trivia at Lake Life Brewery
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FLX Triva Night at The Mustang Pub, Penn Yan
FLX Triva Night at The Mustang Pub, Penn Yan
Wed, Dec 17 • 7:00 PM
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The Mansion at Keuka Lake

The Mansion at Keuka Lake

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4.7
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5.0
8y

We were very impressed with this park! Went in early October, so the beach was closed, but the whole beach area was very nice with lots of room for picnicing, etc. We were happy with our campsite in Twin Fawn loop, and were thinking as we walked around and checked out the other loops that if we had ended up with any of the other sites, we didn't see one we would have been too disappointed in (we did it "blind" via Reserve America and had never been here). All good sized, lots of greenery, and none that had too wet spots that we saw.

The bathrooms in the loops were nice, clean and conveniently located. We didn't have any littles with us this time, but the playgrounds looked very cool! A few of the newer style playgrounds, with some old school adult-size swings, too! The staff we encountered were all very helpful and friendly, too

We also had someone bring a boat for the day, and the slips that are available down at the boat launch would be very convenient for anyone camping for a weekend or longer with a boat. The lake itself is beautiful to tool around, as well. We didn't get a chance to check out the trails people mentioned, but we did see where two of them headed down towards the lake from Twin Fawn loop. Next time! :)

Overall, a neat little park that I can't believe we had never been to. $19 per night is a steal as far as I'm concerned!...

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4.0
5y

Beautiful lake and well maintained park. We stayed a weekend and enjoyed fishing and playing at the beach playground. It is huge! My 6 year old loved the extensive play area, running around, wearing himself out on the equipment. The beach area was nice, lots of picnic tables and grills to use. We tent camp and the campsite was large and grassy with 2 youngish trees for shade. Firepit and picnic table are standard. The bathrooms were are on the far side of the loop so it was a bit of a walk to use them. And the inner loop sites all had paths to the facility. That means campers in the outer loop walked thru often to access them also. However, the facilities were very clean and updated. The only thing I didnt like was the beach area with the playground was nowhere near the camping area. It was a hike unless you drove. The park seems perfect for boaters with a large marina area and an incline to put boats in the water 2 at a time. I'm not a boater but it looked pretty good to me. There was a fueling area too. We enjoyed our stay. I think we will make sure we are closer to...

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4.0
22w

Great facility with plenty of options. Camp was well maintained and clean. Bath houses were clean and spacious.

Positives: Great playgrounds for the kids. There's a large one by the water and a smaller one by the camp sites. Everyone had fun. Bath houses were clean Water access was great. Loading ramp fir boats/ jet skiis was easy and usable. Swimming area was large and had a range of shallow and deep water. Great for all skill levels. Dump station for campers is large and open. Negatives: Generator hours are limited. Usually, it's not a big deal. It was really hot when we were there and a little extra time would have been really nice. My generator is quieter than the park ranger side by sides are. Bath house access trails were poorly laid out. We were on the opposite side of the entrance, which made using it difficult. I didn't want to walk through others camp sites to use the paths. If the paths were better laid out, it would be...

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Stacy RomaineStacy Romaine
We were very impressed with this park! Went in early October, so the beach was closed, but the whole beach area was very nice with lots of room for picnicing, etc. We were happy with our campsite in Twin Fawn loop, and were thinking as we walked around and checked out the other loops that if we had ended up with any of the other sites, we didn't see one we would have been too disappointed in (we did it "blind" via Reserve America and had never been here). All good sized, lots of greenery, and none that had too wet spots that we saw. The bathrooms in the loops were nice, clean and conveniently located. We didn't have any littles with us this time, but the playgrounds looked very cool! A few of the newer style playgrounds, with some old school adult-size swings, too! The staff we encountered were all very helpful and friendly, too We also had someone bring a boat for the day, and the slips that are available down at the boat launch would be very convenient for anyone camping for a weekend or longer with a boat. The lake itself is beautiful to tool around, as well. We didn't get a chance to check out the trails people mentioned, but we did see where two of them headed down towards the lake from Twin Fawn loop. Next time! :) Overall, a neat little park that I can't believe we had never been to. $19 per night is a steal as far as I'm concerned! We'll be back!
Hilary RingHilary Ring
We spent 10 days here in our trailer and it was really nice. The campsites are large, flat and not on top of each other. Some sites have electricity but ours didn't, which was OK because our site, like most of them, was nice and sunny so we were able to quickly recharge our batteries using solar. The park is very well maintained and the bathrooms are new and clean. There is a nice little beach, boat launch and picnic area, but it is a mile down a steep hill from the campground so it's a good walk. The clientele is good; people were quiet and everyone was courteous. The only complaint was that there should be paths from the campsites to the bathroom. We were behind the bathroom but the woods were between us and it so it was a 1/4 mile walk around the campground loop to get there. The campsite next to us had a mowed path directly to the bathroom, but alas, people were camping there. Getting to the bathroom, especially at night, was a drag.
Sarah MarieSarah Marie
We enjoyed the park & beach a lot. Beautiful little spot, not too crowded, lots of wide open space, picnic tables & grills, benches, bathrooms, well kept/very clean, great playground, & a decent lil chunk of beach with lifeguard/s. Fyi- No floaties/flotation devices allowed in the swimming area unless they're coast guard approved (which it would say on it, if it is), & no diving masks that cover the nose. Goggles are ok. Also, the "sand" is like microgravel, not real sand. & I'd recommend wearing water shoes or Crocs. Once you get to the water line it's all rocks on the bottom of the swim area, that do not feel very good on the feet, making it a bit painful to enter or exit the water. There is a roped in shallow section & a deeper section behind it, also. Dog friendly. $7 entry fee (state park). Definitely a great spot, that's not overcrowded or touristy.
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We were very impressed with this park! Went in early October, so the beach was closed, but the whole beach area was very nice with lots of room for picnicing, etc. We were happy with our campsite in Twin Fawn loop, and were thinking as we walked around and checked out the other loops that if we had ended up with any of the other sites, we didn't see one we would have been too disappointed in (we did it "blind" via Reserve America and had never been here). All good sized, lots of greenery, and none that had too wet spots that we saw. The bathrooms in the loops were nice, clean and conveniently located. We didn't have any littles with us this time, but the playgrounds looked very cool! A few of the newer style playgrounds, with some old school adult-size swings, too! The staff we encountered were all very helpful and friendly, too We also had someone bring a boat for the day, and the slips that are available down at the boat launch would be very convenient for anyone camping for a weekend or longer with a boat. The lake itself is beautiful to tool around, as well. We didn't get a chance to check out the trails people mentioned, but we did see where two of them headed down towards the lake from Twin Fawn loop. Next time! :) Overall, a neat little park that I can't believe we had never been to. $19 per night is a steal as far as I'm concerned! We'll be back!
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We spent 10 days here in our trailer and it was really nice. The campsites are large, flat and not on top of each other. Some sites have electricity but ours didn't, which was OK because our site, like most of them, was nice and sunny so we were able to quickly recharge our batteries using solar. The park is very well maintained and the bathrooms are new and clean. There is a nice little beach, boat launch and picnic area, but it is a mile down a steep hill from the campground so it's a good walk. The clientele is good; people were quiet and everyone was courteous. The only complaint was that there should be paths from the campsites to the bathroom. We were behind the bathroom but the woods were between us and it so it was a 1/4 mile walk around the campground loop to get there. The campsite next to us had a mowed path directly to the bathroom, but alas, people were camping there. Getting to the bathroom, especially at night, was a drag.
Hilary Ring

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We enjoyed the park & beach a lot. Beautiful little spot, not too crowded, lots of wide open space, picnic tables & grills, benches, bathrooms, well kept/very clean, great playground, & a decent lil chunk of beach with lifeguard/s. Fyi- No floaties/flotation devices allowed in the swimming area unless they're coast guard approved (which it would say on it, if it is), & no diving masks that cover the nose. Goggles are ok. Also, the "sand" is like microgravel, not real sand. & I'd recommend wearing water shoes or Crocs. Once you get to the water line it's all rocks on the bottom of the swim area, that do not feel very good on the feet, making it a bit painful to enter or exit the water. There is a roped in shallow section & a deeper section behind it, also. Dog friendly. $7 entry fee (state park). Definitely a great spot, that's not overcrowded or touristy.
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