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RV Camping Adventures in New York State Parks (pdf)
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Group campsites/cabins can provide a unique camping experience. Often set in a remote area within the park, group camping 
 areas can be the perfect location for your family reunion or group outing. Sites are primitive but are usually discounted 
 compared to the cost of a standard site.
Group camps range in accommodations from 20 to 100 people. In most cases, you will need to contact the park for reservations and information.
Deciding where to camp? Our parks offer a remarkable diversity of natural settings including views of the mighty Hudson River in the Taconic and Palisades regions; cascading waterfalls, deep gorges and amazing canyons in the Finger Lakes, Genesee and Niagara regions; lake-side views in the Central Saratoga and Thousand Island regions, and vast wilderness in Allegany.
View a list of state parks that offer group camping and contact that campground for reservations today!
Looking for something to do during your stay? In addition to countless recreational activities including hiking, fishing and boating, our parks offer a full slate of fun family-friendly events throughout the camping season. For more information, visit our calendar of events.
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 Central Region
Josh Teeter
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 Environmental Educator
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 Carlin Wakefield
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Taconic RegionPalatial estates, highland trails, Hudson River vistas and woodland campgrounds define some of the exceptional treasures along the east side of the Hudson River. At Clarence Fahnestock State Park, visitors can camp, enjoy nature, swim and take in the magnificent views from a portion of the Appalachian Trail. Camp at Taconic State Park, cool off at the park's Ore Pit Pond, bike along the Harlem Valley Rail Trail and hike the park's extensive trail system including access to scenic Bash Bish Falls. Campsites, waterfront cottages and a beach attract families to Lake Taghkanic State Park. Be sure to tour the elegant estate of the distinguished Livingston family at Clermont State Historic Site, which offers lovely grounds and Hudson River views. Check out more river views and step back in time by visiting the Gilded Age mansion at Staatsburgh State Historic Site. Walkers, runners and cyclists are drawn to Walkway Over the Hudson State Historic Park.  Featuring the world's longest, elevated pedestrian bridge, the 1.28-mile long walkway soars 212-feet above the water offering breathtaking views. The carriage paths and quiet meadows of the Rockefeller State Park Preserve charms bird watchers and equestrians alike.
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Allegany Commission

Wendy Myers Brand, Acting Chair
Mike McLaughlin
Michael Lyons
Hugh J. Dunne, Jr.
Mark Holt
Sandra A. Lewis

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Allegany State Park
2373 ASP, Route 1, Suite 3
Salamanca, NY 14779
Phone: (716) 354-9101
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Central Commission

Cornelius Murphy, Jr., Chair
Gretchen S. Sorin
Lawrence Carpenter
Terry Ettinger
Bethaida "Bea" Gonzalez
Jamie Kowalczk
John D. Marsellus

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6105 East Seneca Turnpike
Jamesville, NY 13078
Phone: (315) 492-1756
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Finger Lakes Commission

Walter David Banfield, Chair
Nicolette Wagoner
Sharon Miller
Dia M. Carabajal

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2221 Taughannock Park Road
Trumansburg, NY 14886
Phone: (607) 387-7041
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2021-2026 State Historic Preservation Plan (SHPP)

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Draft State Historic Preservation Plan (2021-26) Public Meeting (Recorded September 29, 2021)

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Patrick K. Crain and Daniel M. Corcoran
The first eastern Pacific report of the sharptail mola, Mola lanceolata (Tetraodontiformes: Molidae). Eduardo F. Balart, Jose Luis Castro-Aguirre, and Edgar Amador-Silva

California Fish and Game 86(1). Winter 2000.

Symposium overview: damage to and recovery of aquatic and riparian ecosystems in the upper Sacramento River form the Cantara chemical spill. Barrett A. Garrison
Esitmating the number of fish and crayfish killed and the proportions of wild and hatchery rainbow trout in the Cantara spill. David G. Hankin and Dana McCanne
Molecular analysis of population genetic structure and recolonization of rainbow trout following the Cantara spill. Jennifer L. Nielsen, Erika L. Heine, Christina A. Gan, and Monique C. Fountain
Possible effects of the Cantara spill on Amphibian populations of the upper Sacramento River. Claudia Luke and David Sterner
Possible impacts of the Cantara spill on reptile populations along the upper Sacramento River. Claudia Luke and David Sterner
Restoration planning for the Cantara Metam sodium spill: a group multiattribute decision analysis approach. Daniel J. Sheehy, Craig P. Martz, Marck C. Stopher, Stephen M. Turek, Jack W. Miller, and Joseph P. Milton
Hindsight analysis for the Cantara spill natural resource damage assessment. Mark C. Stopher
Bibliography of Cantara spill reports.

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California Fish and Game 85(4). Fall 1999.

Distribution and intensity of hunting and trapping activity in the East Mojave National Scenic Area, California. Vernon C. Bleich and Andrew M. Pauli
Juvenile delta smelt use of shallow-water and channel habitats in the Sacramento-San Joaquin Estuary. Geir A. Aasen
Diver disturbance in kelp forests. Tim N. Schaeffer, Michael S. Foster, Maria E. Landreau, and Ronald K. Walder
Reproduction in the red diamond rattlesnake in California. Stephen R. Goldberg
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