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Oquaga Creek State Park
Oquaga Creek State Park (OPRHP)
Artic, NY (Central New York)
Status: CLOSED but opens in 27 days on Fri May 17
Season 2024 Dates: Fri May 17 to Sun Sep 1, 2024
Campground Overview
Oquaga Creek State Park is just 3 hours from New York City and New Jersey, which makes its beach facilities and forested campsites the perfect summer escape. The 55-acre Arctic Lake has a sand beach for swimmers, and anglers can fish for black bass, bullheads and rainbow trout. There are 90 non-electric sites available along with many large cottage style cabins.
This campground offers lots of large open sites more ideal for those with larger RVs.
Oquaga Creek has 90 campsites and 7 cabins. Approx 85 campsites are reservable, none are on or near the water. There are no electric sites.
Status: CLOSED but opens in 27 days on Fri May 17
Season 2024 Dates: Fri May 17 to Sun Sep 1, 2024
Campground Phone: (607) 467-4160
Region: Central New York
Weekend Occupancy: High
Minimum Nights Reservation: 1 night
View 338 Campsite Photos of Oquaga Creek
Reservations (Reserve America)
Fees
| Base Fee | $15 |
| Out of State Surcharge | $5 |
Facilities
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Campground Summary
| Lakeside Rating | 2 out of 5 lakeside stars. Offers a fine camping experience with sites a distance away from water and without a water view, but does offer a smaller pond to enjoy water activities like swimming, paddling and fishing. No motorboats. |
| Total Campsites | 90 |
| Reservable Sites | 90 |
| Lakeside Sites | 0 |
Site Details
| 30ft Trailer Sites | 2 |
| 40ft Trailer Sites | 12 |
| 50ft Trailer Sites | 76 |
| Pull thru sites | none |
| Hookups | no hookups, dry camping only |
Featured Activities
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Photos were taken on a rainy day in the spring on May 17, 2016. As such consider that the leaves on the trees are not fully out. If you are camping at Oquaga Creek in the summer, you can assume that there will be more shade and site privacy on sites that have deciduous trees. Due to the rain I didn't take as many photos as I would have liked of each campsite. It was also a dreary day so the beach photos are less attractive than you should expect in the summer.
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