This massive state park offers some fantastic views and excellent hiking opportunities. We bought sandwiches at a little bistro in Mount Morris and had them as a picnic here. This is definitely a must-see if you are in the area.

We camped here for 3 nights just before the long weekend in May. We were in the 600 loop where the sites are ok with only electrical hook-up, no water or sewer, good thing we were close to a spigot. Restrooms and showers are clean...More

One of the most beautiful and inspiring places on earth. It is smaller than Niagara but grander in so many way. I was spoiled when I lived in Western New York as I could and would visit it many times a year..only my 2nd trip...More

Visited with my in-laws. Hubby hunts here every year and has always wanted to take me to see the beauty of the park.

This was our favorite campground out of our entire 7 week journey! The campground was nicely wooded with excellent new individual bathrooms. Our site just happened to have a concrete pad (although most did not). The trails and overviews of falls and views were easy...More

Walking trails, railroad bridge, 3 big falls, canyons, history, restaurant are highlights of this park. My 2 teenagers and I enjoyed the hiking trails. It felt more natural, peaceful and less commercialized than Niagara Falls( which we also enjoyed). This park would be great for...More

I can't believe I hadn't been there until 2016, we took a day trip there - WOW, it was marvelous. Since then we have held my daughter's birthday party and my son's wedding there - both at the Glen Iris Inn. Magical!