State Parks in Central New York

Bowman Lake features a sandy beach and shady campsites for both tents and trailers, rustic cabins, a nature center and more...

​A product of the ice age, Chenango Valley State Park boasts two kettle lakes, originating from when the last glacier retreated

Chittenango Falls State Park features a spectacular 167-foot waterfall cascading over 400-million-year-old bedrock to flow under a scenic wooden bridge.

Clark Reservation State Park's natural features include rugged cliffs and rocky outcrops, woodland and meadow, a wetland and a glacial meromictic lake.

Delta Lake State Park is open year-round and is located on a peninsula extending into Delta Reservoir.

Glimmerglass State Park encompasses the historic Hyde Hall Mansion, Hyde Hall Covered Bridge - the oldest existing covered bridge in the United States.

Green Lakes State Park is unique for its two glacially formed, meromictic lakes, two of only a few lakes in the U.S. that are.

Located in the scenic Schoharie Valley, the 500-acre state park is named for Mine Kill Creek, which runs through a narrow gorge in the park and features the 80-foot Mine Kill Falls.