Located in Western New York state, about 45 miles southwest of Rochester, Letchworth State Park is known as the “Grand Canyon of the East.” Straddling the Genesee River for 17 miles the park encompasses more than 14,000 acres of deep river canyon and dense woodlands. The area was purchased in 1859 by William Pryor Letchworth, who recognized its natural and scenic value. He then granted it to the state in 1906 to be preserved as a public park. The park’s main attraction is the three dramatic waterfalls on the Genesee, which pour over escarpments up to 100 feet high. In addition to the spectacular scenery, the park also offers year-round outdoor recreation, from hiking, fishing and birdwatching to a variety of snow play.

 The large campground in Letchworth State Park makes a good basecamp for exploring the area’s many sights and recreation opportunities. It contains 270 tent, trailer and RV sites in eight separate loops. All sites have electrical hookups, and there are water spigots, restrooms with showers, recycling stations and a dump station available. Additional accommodations in the park include camping cabins and the Glen Iris Inn. Visitors also have access to several picnic areas and playgrounds, a swimming pool, sports fields, trout pond, a museum, and nature center. Campsite rates range from $24–$26/night, plus additional fees; cabin and lodge rates vary; reservations recommended. 

 The best way to see many of the park’s sights is to get out and walk, hike or bike on any of the 66 miles of multiuse trails that wind through the park, and vary in distance and difficulty. The waterfalls are best viewed along the 7-mile Gorge Trail. One of the more unique and exciting ways to see the park is by hot air balloon. Other activities in the park include paddling on the river, nature programs, guided walks, and interpretive exhibits. The park also offers some of the best birdwatching in the state. In winter, many of the park’s trails become snowshoe and cross-country ski routes, and a few are even open to snowmobiles, so no matter what time of year you visit, there’s a way to play outdoors.

Letchworth State Park Campground

The campground at Letchworth State Park is a great place to stay while you explore the beauty of the gorge which is sometimes referred to as the Grand Canyon of the East. Yeah, you probably could call it that because it's a gorge with cliffs as high as 600 feet and there's not a lot of that in the East. However, I think it stands on its own as one of the most scenic areas in the eastern US and doesn't need that designation. You just need to accept that the western US has the lots of beautiful canyons and enjoy that Letchworth is different than those canyons. It has some breathtaking views, especially near the waterfalls.

The campground has 8 loops with about 35 to 50 sites per loop so it's a large campground. I like that it feels much smaller with all those loops, and the loops mean there is minimal traffic through each loop. You'll drive by the other loops but you don't really feel like you're in a large campground (although you may be able to see some sites from another loop behind your site).

**Amenities**

- Restrooms in 100, 200 and 700 loops are awesome! Check out the photo. They're very new. There are 4 private restrooms/showers and 4 private restrooms. There are well-maintained, older communal restrooms in the other loops.

- Dumpster and recycling at loop entrances

- Water spigots

- Electrical sites

- Store/laundry, playground, recreation building, fitness zone behind rec bldg, and basketball courts are between the 200 and 300 loops.

- Swimming pools...but I didn't see them.

**The Sites**

- No pull throughs but the gravel pads are long.

- In general, the sites are partially shaded. The trees are quite tall so a significant amount of sun comes through. The sites on the outside of the loop are more shaded than the sites on the inside of the loops.

- The 600 loop has a fence behind some sites because of the dropoff, but the dropoff doesn't start gradually.

- You may have someone behind you (on another loop) if you are on the outside of a loop, but there are trees between the areas.

- There are 5 loops with a total of more than 80 cabins.

**Are You Bringing a Dog?** Dogs are allowed on the 100, 200 and 700 loops, i.e. not on 300, 400, 500, 600 and 800.

**Activities**

- Hike! There are about 20 trails. The gorge trail has great views of lower, middle and upper falls.

- Check out the Glen Iris Inn for a meal

- Rafting on the Genesee River

- Hot air ballooning

- The park is VERY crowded for the annual balloon rally (Memorial Day weekend) and the arts and crafts show (Columbus Day weekend).

Large campground with loops that make it feel much smaller

I hadn't Ever heard of this place until we were planning a little getaway. We knew the finger lakes were high on our list but we wanted to venture a little farther. Letchworth has some awesome hikes, waterfalls and breathtaking views! The campsite was nice- perfect for families with kids who want to enjoy the amenities- but also for young couples looking for a place to rest their heads. The showers were nice and hot!

Glad we checked it out

There are many trails of the beaten path. The falls are gorgeous. Most beautiful views in the falls. All electric sites.

Beautiful park

^^ We always joke that that every state seems to boast their own version of the Grand Canyon. Well, NY has two: Ausable Chasm and Letchworth. 

In short, it's gorgeous. Well worth a trip, especially now before they tear down the railroad bridge. Lots of trails down by the campsites, and the major trail along the gorge for views of all three falls. It's very easy to gain access down into the gorge to get to the base of Upper Falls. Just don't be an idiot and actually go in the water, it's not called the Mighty Genesee for nothing. 

Grand Canyon #32

We loved our stay at the "Grand Canyon of the East!" This is a gorgeous forested campground with many things to occupy your time! They unfortunately had trail #7 and the upper falls closed for repairs, but we did trail #1 to see the gorge and lower and middle falls. One night we treated ourselves to a dinner at the Glen Iris Inn - food was ok, but we just enjoyed being out on the porch, listening to the falls and drinking some good wine. They have flights of local Finger Lakes wineries too. There are no water hookups. We didn't bother to fill up our tank, just used the shower house and water faucets located throughout each loop. Shower houses were ok - not the best, but worked just fine. We were happy with our decision as the dumping station had 3 stalls and there was a long line backed up to dump early Sunday. The town of Perry was maybe a 5 min drive away and there was a small grocery there with just about everything you would need. We didn't get one, but you can order pizzas there and they cook in about 10 min if you would need a quick dinner. There is no wood for sale at the campground, but there are several farmers with stands on the way in or in Perry the grocery and gas station sold bundles too. We were able to work just fine with our weboost set up, otherwise we had spotty coverage with about 1 bar on AT&amp;T and Verizon and no real ability to create hotspots. We also want to give a huge shoutout to the staff, as we really needed to stay one more day to be able to make it to our next reservation and the entire campground was booked. They were so kind to open up an "administrative site" for us to stay at. Each loop has different types of sites, so tents are mixed in with rigs. 800 was pretty flat, but when we switched to 500 we saw some pretty gnarly leveling setups that made us cringe. Luckily we were able to safely level out at our site.

Gorgeous State Park 

This is a JEWEL. Book early. Bring your hiking shoes &amp; camera. The gorge is spectacular. Try to get to the balloon fest on Memorial Day - and book a flight if you can. Voted Best State Park in the USA. 'Nuf said.

Ooooh Yea

GREAT scenery, picture opportunities and camping. The sites here are very nice and the roads paved for great bike riding. Friendly staff and a very large pool.

Truely a marvel

Stayed 3 nights at the Campground, which is at less crowded Western part of the Park. Tent/trailer sites. Bathrooms with showers. There is a campstore with the basics- food, ice, firewood, but no beer. The Eastern end of the Park (about ten miles from the campground) is the attraction, with the three Falls, and it can get crowded. The trail system is okay, but not challenging as the terrain is mostly flat. If coming from a distance, book a night each at the Campgrounds here and Watkins Glen. Make your reservations in advance.

Beautiful Park, crowded though

This is a very nice campground. There are plenty of facilities including laundry, a store, rec hall, and awesome playground. The bath house has separate rooms for each shower/bathroom. The loops are paved and made a very nice place for my son to ride his bike. The campsite we had reserved had broken glass in it, but when we called the office, someone came right away to clean it up and also offer us a nicer spot. The only downside is the very early checkout time.

one of the nicest campgrounds we've stayed in

Tent sites are nice, either 30 or 50 amp at each sight depending on what you pick. We went 4 days after they opened and raccoons we're a small issue even at a clean campsite. Saw a skunk at our campsite each night as well.

Camping

i love this place so much stuff to check out and the camping was perfect, take the roads to hiking trails and park on the side of the road because there are so many trails

awesome

Cabin campers here at letchworth for the past two years. We stumbled on cabin camping at letchworth due to weekends being booked for almost the entire summer for tent spots. the cabins are spacious, with bunk beds, a stove, fridge, and a fire place. i thought they might be close together, yet they were all pretty private, with a fire ring and picnic table. There was a beautiful updated playground, and clean bathrooms. Last summer they had just opened the new nature center with guided hikes, and activities all summer long.

Great for the falls, swimming, hiking, white water rafting, kayaking and so much more!

A little gem with a lot to do

campsite was great! Me and my wife had a wonderful time camping here. Some sites are small but not too crowded at all. Bathrooms and showers are decent, but what really sets this place apart is the actual park itself. So many beautiful spots to see and things to do. Great place we will be back!

Great campsite, LOTS TO DO!

Letchworth Park has plenty of hiking trails opportunities. You will not leave without seeing a herd of deer. Careful driving after dark! The sites are set in deep woody areas. The showers have recently been updated and are private and clean.

Trenching hikes are on your doorstep

I had a great time camping here! Enjoyed the peace and quiet! Great state park!

Great camping experience 

This place puts you in the middle of the "grand canyon of the east," and amazing state park with historical sites, miles of scenic hiking, and three waterfalls! The campground was quiet even in the middle of the summer and some sites have great views. Water and showers available. Definitely worth the detour. I would have stayed a second night if I could have to explore more of the trails.

Lots to do at Letchworth

Letchworth is considered the Grand Canyon of the East east. This Campground is centrally located in the State Park. There is a camp store, laundry room, recreation building, and playground. All of the sites have electric-either 30 or 50 amp. There are many water faucets located throughout the park and dump stations are available. There are campsite loops that are specifically for pets. There are many hiking trails to enjoy. You can enjoy the many site around Letchworth State Park. There is High Falls, Middle Falls, and lower Falls. You can also enjoy the pool, rafting and hot air balloon rides.

Letchworth is a nice New York State Campground.

Letchworth has a few options: cabin, barebones cabin, and a few tent sites. I’ve stayed several times. We’ve hiked, white water rafted, gone to the pool, playgrounds, etc. The park is huge and absolutely gorgeous. You can easily spend a week here and have plenty to do in the park as well as the local towns. You can tour the dam as well. The views along the road through the park are incredible. Go to Letchworth. You will love it.

Favorite place in the world!

Super easy hikes with an awesome old railroad bridge.

There are multiple waterfalls with river access for kayaking.

There is cabins scattered throughout the park and paved paths for biking or walking.

Awesome Waterfalls

this park is just beautiful I have stayed in both a cabin and a tent here and both are very nice sites tent sides being slightly more secluded then the cabin.  however having your own bathroom in a canin is great to.  the views here are amazing there are alot of trails to hike some eay some moderate but all are very clearly marked and easy to follow.  if your looking for a nice place to camp this should definatly be on your list.  

cabin site/tent site

The falls in this park are stunning! I stopped here during a longer road trip and loved the location. It is really in the middle of nowhere with a few little towns around. Check in was easy and friendly. I wish I had chosen another campsite, though, because mine was in full sun until after 8pm and it was over 90 degrees. It was also right on the edge of the loop, so next to the main road and not very private. would recommend another site. There are a ton of sites in this park, so it did feel a bit crowded, but not terrible. Trash and everything was easy. The park is long, so put the campground into your navigation system instead of the park in general so that you go to the right entrance. Once I was set up I drove around the park a bit. Everything is very driveable but there are also a lot of trails. I parked by the upper falls and wandered around a little. There were also a lot of day visitors to the park.

beautiful views, accessible, lots of viewpoints

We enjoyed our stay here. They are in the process of updating the facility buildings which will be nice. We were on a loop with an older building. Lots of sites and maintained nicely. The park itself is beautiful with its falls and trails.

Nice campground overall. 

This park is massive and beautiful! Great for fall hikes as well as camping

Amazing!!

The park itself is beautiful but the campground gets so many visitors of all different experience levels that certain animals such as raccoons and skunks are all too comfortable scavenging the sites. When camping be sure to put all food items in a place such as your car so it does not attract these animals. Definitely DO NOT feed the raccoons like some nearby campers did unless you are willing to share your site.

Cute with critters 

We stayed in a cute cabin with running water, a stove, and a heater for cold nights! Outside we had a picnic table and a campfire pit. The park itself has amazing hiking with awesome views. Highly recommend! 

Cute cabins and amazing views 

Wonderful park. The canyon was incredible, and lots of look out spots. The roads, and trails, and lookout points are all well constructed, and flow well. The scenery is remarkable, and there is a lot of informative boards, dedicated benches that provide a lot of interesting history and information. 10/10 would recommend. 

Beautiful!

Highly recommend going to the middle falls at night to see them lit up (when driving watch out for bears, deer, and raccoons). Many opportunities to hike as long or as little as you want, or just drive through and stop at the many viewpoints. The park has several spots to grab a bite to eat, and just outside the park is small town convenient for whatever you may need.

Beautiful views 

**Ranger Review: Men’s Rebel Stretch Shell Jacket at Letchworth State Park **

 

**CampgroundReview:** 

  

I’ve visited Letchworth State Park, known as the Grand Canyon of the East, in the winter and the summer, but this is the first time in autumn and the first time camping. Although this very large state park is starkly beautiful, the campground is not as nice as other New York state parks we have recently been to. We were in the 600 loop, the farthest from the camp office and closest to the Genesee River (although we could not see it from our site). The sites on the outside of the 600 loop were larger and more private; most of them were pie-shaped and had many trees that provided ample separation. The sites on the inside of the loop were much smaller and less private. The bathrooms were reasonable but dated. The showers did not look very inviting and although I did not use them, I overheard someone comment they were the worst showers they had ever experienced! 

  

I highly recommend the free tour of the Mt. Morris Dam on the other side of the river from the campground. The tour is interesting and lasts approximately one hour. Offered at 2 pm in the offseason and twice per day during the summer.

  

It rained almost the entire time we were there, so we didn’t take any long hikes. We did a short hike to the Lower Falls. The footbridge was closed for repairs when we were there. The Middle Falls and Upper Falls can be seen with very short walks. There is also a restaurant in the park which was ok but not fantastic

  

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**Product Review:** 

  

As a Ranger for The Dyrt, I get to test products. At this campground, we tested the [Men’s Rebel Stretch Shell Jacket by Red Ledge](https://www.redledge.com/collections/best-sellers/products/mens-rebel-stretch-shell-jacket). The price of this jacket is much less than many other available brands, so we were interested in checking it out and ordered one for my husband. 

  

**Positives:** 

*   Affordable price 
*   Workmanship appears to be solid and of good quality. 
*   Seams are all sealed. Feels comfortable, although the material has a slightly rubbery feel 
*   Water beads up very well 
*   The waist is adjustable. 

  
**Negatives:** 

*   The hood adjustment is a bit awkward 
*   There are no zippered air vents at the armpits 
*   The front Rapid entry zip pockets are designed to protect your cell phone from rain, but it makes it slightly awkward for slipping your hands in. 
*   Ordered size large because the sleeve length on the XL would have been too long, but this did not leave a lot of room for layering. 

**Bottom line:** 

Although it is well made and a good value for the price, it is not as functional as my husband would have liked.

Beautiful park but campground not as nice as other NY state parks

My son and I have a new favorite campground.  We absolutely fell in love with this park.  I find it odd that even though I grew up only an hour away, we never camped there.  Big mistake!  There are many trails to hike on and beautiful views of the gorge and river.  You have to drive to many of the places but it's worth it.  There are many souvenir and snack stands as well as a pool (again, you have to drive to them).  The camp store is small but well stocked with a laundry attached. Some loops allow pets and others don't.  If you want to bring your pet, please check to make sure you reserve a pet-friendly loop. Unfortunately for us, it rained the entire time we were there so we never got to walk the trails or use the pool.  Keep an eye out for other activities.  There are balloon rides, craft shows, etc. that happen throughout the summer. With so much to do in the park, you don't really need to leave but nearby is the Arcade and Attica Railroad.  It's a nice little ride through the countryside.  There is also a small dam that you can visit (we missed out this last time).  I highly recommend visiting.

Letchworth State Park

So Letchworth State Park is beautiful. It's also tremendous, 18 miles long covering the east and west side of the Geneseo River. There is over 100 miles of trails intersecting the park. The campground itself is made up of loops with only electrical hookups , no water or sewer connections , just water spiquets positioned throughout the loop  and 1common bathroom in each loop.
There is no wifi in any of the camping areas so if you are dependant on it for any reason this is not the place for you. Only at certain points in the park will you get a signal



Beautiful Park

Letchworth is a huge park with many beautiful views of the river gorge. There’s plenty of hiking trails. We even managed to find a trail with a tiny waterfall and an area for the kids to splash around in the water. 
We were hoping that the huge pool would be open that is outside the far end of the park but it was closed due to Covid. So, we were pretty bummed over that. Instead we visited an overlook of the dam near by. 

Beautiful views  

I went to college right near Letchworth State Park so I spent many wonderful weekends there! There is a reason why they call it the Grand Canyon of the East. Not only can you check out the beautiful waterfalls, but there are also many awesome trails, rivers, and caves to check out. When I would camp, we would rent a camp site with our tent but, you could camp with your RV or even rent a cabin. Ive gone every month of the year, but these pictures were from my birthday in January. Letchworth is one of the best parks in New York state and a definite must see!

The Grand Canyon of the East!

Letchworth SP, the Grand Canyon of the East. No kidding! WOW, trail #1 was the connector trail between lower, middle and upper falls. It parallels the road with lots of overlooks. But still a lovely walk.  There were plenty of other trails elsewhere in the park. This park is rather large, but beautiful. Our campsite was loop 700, #717, in the dog friendly area. Plenty of privacy between campsites, electric plug ins, with potable water accessible every 3 sites .  Beautiful setting. Campstore had plenty of wood. Enough connectivity for texts and calls.

WOW! Would stay here again.

This park is absolutely breathtaking and is one of my absolute favorite places on the east coast. The camping is all right; it's mixed tent and rv, but the cabins are great and they're a pretty good deal. Many feature heating and are available even in colder months. Camping isn't too expensive and the facilities are well-maintained.

Gorgeous park, decent camping

Letchworth State Park is known as the Grand Canyon of the East and is located in Mt. Morris New York. My husband and I visited regularly when we lived near Rochester, NY. The park is stunning and is fit for camping whether you’re in a tent, RV or choosing to rent a gorgeous cabin. There are many walking and hiking trails for adventurers of all types. Make sure you bring your camera as the views are all photo worthy. The camping price is right due to the fact that the park is run by the state. A great place to stay especially in the Summer!!

Letchworth State Park, NY

Wandering around the gorge is so beautiful and relaxing the views and sights inside the park are amazing, it's almost like another world at times. Sites were nice, the area we were in was a little too open for our liking, but in a park with this kind of scenery it was fine because we didn't spend a lot of time at the camper. We can't wait to get back and wander done more!

Beautiful state park

My husband and I just got our first camping setup (tent). Letchworth was a wonderful first experience together. The campground can be almost 15 miles from the entrance of the park at points, but we just asked someone at the visitors center and found it easily after that. The restrooms are all well kept regardless of being updated or not and the campground as a whole is very quiet. There are very active raccoons and skunks that have been pretty domesticated, so putting away food is very very important. The skunks also are not easily startled. The only downside was a large group of young guys that were being really loud and obnoxious well into quiet hours our last night, but it was nothing my pair of earplugs couldn’t fix. Also probably wouldn’t have even heard them if we were in a camper rather than a tent. Overall, it was exactly what we wanted and needed. We will absolutely be back!

Hidden gem

In most states, those without falls like Niagara, this state park would be the pride of the land. With three serious drops in as many miles, the Genesse River winds it’s way through what locals call the “Grand Canyon of the East.” Many states try to make such claims, but this might be the closest any come to actually living up to such. It is stunning! 

Along the river this park gives the motorist the distinct feel that she is on a parkway, not unlike Shenendoah, or Blue Ridge. Every few miles the winding pavement breaks out onto a few of the ridges and valley below, before ducking back into the forest of Western New York. 

  

The campground, which is about 15 miles from the major falls area, offers what many come to expect from state parks. There are a wide variety of campsites, all reservable online, which can accommodate lots of different types of camping, large RV’s, small tents, and everything in between. Most, if not all, campsites offer electrical and water is available close by.   

  

The bathrooms are practically luxurious by most camping standards, with single-use restroom/ showers available at all hours. The camp store offered a few grocery items, along with cold drinks, firewood and ice in addition to laundry facilities. Within a short walk were many hiking trails, an old-school fitness path, and a stellar playground where anyone under 9 years of age should get a great workout. 

  

But let’s be honest, we’re not coming here for the campground, it’s the rest of the park that makes the drive worth it. So, check it out and get to know this stunning place first hand and be sure to bring a picnic basket.

Unexpected Surroundings

Letchworth State Park is beautiful with so many hiking trails and the beautiful waterfalls that are such a big part of this place. The Glen Iris House is the perfect place to dine outside on the veranda for a decadent treat of delicious food snd atmosphere. The park and campground are clean, the sites fairly well spaced, free showers, and electric hookups. We loved it!

Beautifully maintained and clean! 

Letchworth is absolutely stunning. The views are beautiful, however the scenic areas are at least a 10 minute drive from the campground. The park is massive.

There is a huge variation in site sizes. We lucked out and got a large site with privacy and an area for the kids to run around, however the site directly across from us was little more than the gravel pad and fire pit. Some of the sites are right on top of each other. Great for group camping, not so much if you want any privacy.

Only two out of the 8 loops (200 and 700 loops) have updated bathrooms (single toilet with handheld showers in half of the bathrooms). The others loops have older facilities with three traditional toilet stalls and two showers.

We loved our site but would’ve preferred to stay in a loop with the updated bath houses as we have younger children and a tent trailer.

All sites have electricity. Some loops are pet friendly, some are pet free. The camp store has a good selection of necessities, albeit expensive for discount brands. The pool is 4-5 miles down the road from the camping area. 

Would absolutely camp here again.

Beautiful place

Very nice park and campground just a little muddy and bit expensive ($ 75 for two nights)
But the waterfalls and the views make it worth it.
Also tried the rafting experience   and it was a lot of fun.
Would recommend for sure.

Would recommend 

Camp ground very nice with well taken care of rest room. The view just outside of the camp ground is amazing. 

The hype is real

A must place to visit with, many, many activities and facilities, and then, the views, those are the cherry on top, you won’t be disappointed, but, you may regret no going.

Great place

love this place. never super packed and always cleaned up and looking nice!

the grand canyon of the east

We stayed in Loop 700.  New bathhouse which was immaculate.  You have your own shower, own bathroom facility.  Spacious and clean.  Each loop has their own bathhouse.  We had electric with a water spigot right at the end of our site. 

Sites were a bit tight to get into, and some not very level.  I could see where if it rains, this campground would be a mudhole.  Lots (and I mean lots) of gnats/mosquitos, but somehow we weren't bitten.  

Those "negatives" are FAR outweighed by what you get at this park.  It's just simply stunning.  The woman who works in the camp store (one of the best ones we've seen at any campground) told us to head to Middle Falls at night because they light it up.  It's just gorgeous. 

We spent the next day traveling to pull overs, checking out the park from top to bottom, eating lunch at Glen Iris Inn, and just sitting in awe of Upper Falls.  It truly is an amazing state park.  

Clean, workers are friendly and helpful.  Again…just be aware of the bugs.

Amazing State Park!

Awesome State Park.  Grand Canyon of the east.  Miles of hiking trails.  Gorges and falls.  Numerous picnic areas.  Newer bathhouse.  Only down side would be the cell service, if needed.  I enjoyed being off the grid during our stay.  There’s a nature center and a visitor center.  Electric/water at most sites.  Dump station.  Helpful staff.

Really enjoyed our 3 nights of camping at Letchworth.  The camp sites are large and spread out.  Bath houses are modern and clean.  Electric hookups at each site and water spigots spread through out.

  

We camped in the 700 loop with allows pets.

  

The camp store was great and even had a separate mini farmer's market with fresh veggies and fresh baked goods.

  

Lots of good hiking and some great vistas.

Awesome State Park

Visited Letchworth State park in late July 2023. We stayed in loop 500. 

  

The park, itself, is great. Not a particularly "wild" experience. The trails are mostly paved, and there are snack bars and toilets located throughout. A road runs along the south rim providing access to the overlooks, waterfalls, nature center, and visitors' center. But the gorge itself is fantastic, and the trails are pleasant. We liked the nature center, though it was a little small. Staff was universally helpful and friendly. 

  

The campsite wasn't spectacular, but it was solid. The sites are a little close together (you can see your neighbors through the trees), but it was still quiet. They all have the standard fire pit and picnic table. There are central showers for each loop, and we found these to be clean and in good working order.

Nice Campground with Decent Amenities

The waterfalls and gorge had several overlooks to enjoy if you are not able to hike. The campground is on the opposite end of the park from the falls, so it is a long and pretty drive. We enjoyed hiking along the falls trails. The museum had some interesting history, although we were left wondering how Letchwork made his original money. There were lots of lovely places for picnics.

Suzeas Gluten Free bakery is advertised on the map and located in Mount Morris. The owner is a character, and we loved all the baked goods we purchased there. It was another bonus for us.

Beautiful and accessible. 

This is a big park with a pretty nice campgrouns. The sites aren't huge, but it's nicely laid out. There seems to be a lot to do for the whole family here without leaving the campground. There's a bathroom in every section that seems to be in need of updating, but functional. The playground is huge and there's lots of room for riding your bike around. The rest of the park is huge with a ton of trails and lots to see. Only downside is that the park is so big you really need to drive around to see everything.