Very nice walk through the glens and along the creek. Pretty falls, nice scenery. Likely to be less crowded and more peaceful than some of the other better known gorge parks in the area. Just as nice, if not quite as spectacular. If you live within any short drive, you should not overlook it for a very nice walk in... More

We headed out to explore this park as we'd seen a friend's pictures. It was a great way to spend a morning. No one else was here on this fall day, and the falls were pretty. The hike was not challenging - just what we were up for on this date.

Cabins were clean-good place to sleep & hang out at night. Lots to do nearby-kayaking, hiking swimming

I did a day hike here and walked the 3 mile gorge trail. Great views and well kept park! There is even a swimming hole which is stream fed with a life guard on duty.

I arrived on 8/12/10 ( Thursday ) and my campsite was on the edge of the common ground/ open field. Two other families that were firends of mine had sites 29 & 46 which were located near my campsite, 31. I had booked campsite 46 for my friends and it was complete expose to the common ground and was used... More

My wife and our 2 boys camped at FGSP from Sat-Mon. We hiked the gorge trail (1.5 mi) and returned by the North Rim Trail (2 mi). The gorge trail is more beautiful and an easier hike than Watkins Glen. It's very lush and has a rainforest appeal in many parts. The gorge trail is EASY along most of its... More

I rented two campsites for 10 people because you were only supposed to have 6 per site. When we got there we were directed to camp sites 22 and 23 on loop B. According to the Reserve America site, this placed us next to a field and in front of a stream. In reality we were a couple of shrubs... More