Established Camping

Mary Island State Park — Mary Island

Mary Island State Park offers camping on an island with terrain featuring wooded areas and waterfront views. The weather varies with summer temperatures ranging from 60°F to 80°F, while winter temperatures can drop to 10°F to 30°F. Nearby attractions include the Thousand Islands region and Boldt Castle, providing opportunities for exploration and sightseeing.

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Location

Mary Island State Park — Mary Island is located in New York

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Directions

Mary Island is located to the east of Wellesley Island, with only a narrow channel separating them. Access is by boat only, from either Grass Point State Park (4 miles over water), or Keewaydin State Park, which is 2 miles from the island. Patrons must have at least a 14' motorized boat to access Mary Island. Boaters are instructed to launch from Keewaydin State Park. Motor boats can be rented at Keewaydin State Park marina.

Address

36661 Cedar Point State Park Drive
Clayton, NY 13624

Coordinates

44.36565834 N
75.92180028 W

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Reviewed Jun. 27, 2017

The BEST

The best camp site I have ever had the privilege of enjoying.

  1. You can only get to it by boat. How awesome!?
  2. Every site is far away from the next and each has its own unique and beautiful view of the water and surrounding islands.
Month of VisitAugust

Frequently Asked Questions

  • What is the max vehicle length at Mary Island State Park — Mary Island?

    Mary Island State Park — Mary Island allows vehicles up to 40 feet.