Clinton State Park

About Clinton State Park

Clinton State Park is located in Clinton County, New York, north of the city of Clinton. The park is known for its clear water and good fishing, and is also located on the shores of Lake Erie, one of the largest freshwater lakes in America.

Popular activities include camping and picnicking at the nearly 500 campsites, including a large campsite with more than 1,000 square meters of space for camping. The nearby toilets and showers add a touch of comfort and convenience to visitors, and a wide selection of picnic tables, picnic benches, tables and chairs make Clinton State Park one of the most popular campsites in New York.

Visitors to the park can enjoy white game watching and carefully managed habitats that make Clinton a distinctive outdoor destination, including wild boar, coyotes, wolves, foxes, elk and elk.

Clinton Lake Marina has a floating restaurant, and fishermen prefer to go to Clinton Reservoir.

Clinton State Park is best known for its state-of-the-art recreational facilities, including the state's only kayak and paddle park, as well as fishing and boating facilities. It offers hiking, biking, canoeing, kayaking, fishing, rafting and other outdoor activities, as well as a variety of leisure activities.

Park staff organize several concerts and other special events throughout the year, including the annual Clinton State Park Music Festival and the Clinton County Fair.

Pet owners are obliged to clean their pets and remove them from the park at least 24 hours a day, seven days a week and 365 days a year.

People who know and probably believe that their actions alarm, annoy or disturb others, or behave loudly during these hours, can be fined and removed from the park. Quiet times are maintained from 23: 00 - 06: 00 and then from 11: 30 - 12: 15 and from 13: 45 - 14: 05.

The duration of your stay is limited to seven to fourteen consecutive days, but extensions may be granted at the discretion of the administrator. No person or property may leave the park without permission from the Clinton State Park Manager or any other park employee.

Self-service stations are available at the campsite entrance and the parking office, and the vehicle fees are payable in advance. Self-paid permits are primarily for overnight stays, but campers must register with the campsite owner before choosing a campsite.

A detailed explanation of the parking policy is available at the park office and the operators of the camp. If you stay for several days, you must pay your host within the hours indicated on your permit, as well as in advance of your first day of camp.

Use the self-paying station in the parking office or follow the long uphill drive and pay your parking ticket fee there when it is open. Then go to your campsite, pay the camping fee to the host during their business hours, queue for a free parking permit for your tent ($5 per day, $10 per week) and pay your host's tent fees during his business hours.

How to get there : Take Exit 197 at Clinton State Park parking lot on the west side of the road and continue the long uphill drive to the entrance to Clinton State Park. Leave the toll sign and take Clinton Road northbound at Exit 197 to the toll exit and turn left onto the freeway.

Follow the long drive up the hill and use the self-paying station at the parking office and pay your parking ticket and fees there in the open state. Then go to your campsite and stand in front of the Clinton State Park parking lot on the west side of Clinton Road, pay the camping fee to the host during business hours, and then pay the camping fees.

Follow the long uphill drive and use the self-paying station at the parking office and pay your parking ticket and fees there when open. Then go to your campsite and stand in front of the Clinton State Park parking lot on the west side of Clinton Road, pay the camping fee to the host during their business hours, and then pay all the camping fees.

Take Highway 10 West, take Highway 59 north and follow the long drive up the hill to the Clinton State Park parking lot on the west side of Clinton Road. Take Highway 60 southbound and Highway 59 northbound to Highway 10 - West and park in the parking lot.

Use the self-paying station at the parking office and pay your parking ticket fee during opening hours, then go to your campsite, pay the tent fee to the host during business hours, get up and then pay your tent fees to the host during business hours.