Keuka Lake State Park

First time camping at Keuka Lake State Park. We got a Rv site and it was nice big and private and most sites in our loop appear similar. Lots of trees surrounding the sites. Campground is very quiet, we didn't notice many kids....just ours and maybe a few others. Lots of dogs, very dog friendly. I recommend it, I thought it was a great little campground.

We chose this area for our weekend away and it was definitely worth it. Very respectful staff. Well maintained park and grounds. A great amount of wildlife in the area and the lake is beautiful!

We had an awesome time camping here. It made an excellent jumping off point for everything we wanted to see. The bathrooms were clean and the showers were hot. A word of caution though. We were in site number 61. This camp site has an oak tree that apparently caterpillars love to eat. I don't know what it would be like at other times of the year, but in the beginning of June there were so many caterpillars in our site that it looked like the ground was moving. My tent & all our belongings were covered in caterpillars & their droppings. Other sites were fine as they were more open or had different types of trees.

So glad we found this place when searching for places to camp in the Finger Lakes area! Really nice campgrounds! And the price can't be beat either. The area is beautiful, nice playground and beach area for the entire family. Access to the lake for kayaking is easy too. We'll be back often, even though we're from Cheektowaga. Love it!

We were very impressed with this park! Went in early October, so the beach was closed, but the whole beach area was very nice with lots of room for picnicing, etc. We were happy with our campsite in Twin Fawn loop, and were thinking as we walked around and checked out the other loops that if we had ended up with any of the other sites, we didn't see one we would have been too disappointed in (we did it "blind" via Reserve America and had never been here). All good sized, lots of greenery, and none that had too wet spots that we saw.

The bathrooms in the loops were nice, clean and conveniently located. We didn't have any littles with us this time, but the playgrounds looked very cool! A few of the newer style playgrounds, with some old school adult-size swings, too! The staff we encountered were all very helpful and friendly, too

We also had someone bring a boat for the day, and the slips that are available down at the boat launch would be very convenient for anyone camping for a weekend or longer with a boat. The lake itself is beautiful to tool around, as well. We didn't get a chance to check out the trails people mentioned, but we did see where two of them headed down towards the lake from Twin Fawn loop. Next time! :)

Overall, a neat little park that I can't believe we had never been to. $19 per night is a steal as far as I'm concerned! We'll be back!

Great private sites and a very nice bathroom facility. By far the best kept and most private state park camp site our family has stayed at.

Very clean facilities, beautiful sites with trees between for maximum privacy, friendly workers, gorgeous lakeside area for everyone to enjoy. Such a treat! We stayed in the Esperanza loop and enjoyed petting all the puppy dogs staying there!

Absolutely beautiful park with fun spots for swimming, enjoying a picnic, awesome sunsets or taking a walk. Very family friendly and a pleasant drive to it. Highly recommend this van park.

Love this park. We camped in the twin fawns loop. The site numbering system is screwy. You need a passenger to read the numbers on the ground if you are camping on the passenger side of the campgrounds. But the sites are great, tons of room. They were out mowing and making everything look great.

Beautiful place. Our site was nice only issue was it was a lil rutted up but not major. Not full hook up but our site had electricity. We filled up prior to coming but there were spigots around not any close to our site but the map is detailed so you can see. The dump station had only 2 spots so with a park like this where everyone has to dump they should consider putting in at least 2 more making it less painful and stressful for people. Didn’t use the restrooms but the outside appearance seemed nice..

Wonderful park to camp at! Nice facilities, quiet campsites that are pretty well secluded from each other.

Beautiful park with a nice beach/shore line and plenty of picnic areas. Restrooms were very clean as were the grounds. They have a sectioned off area for swimming with a lifeguard stand (not sure if it's in service with COVID currently).

Beautiful walking and hiking trails. On the lake. We walked our dogs there every day that we stayed in the area. There is also camping, a boat launch, picnic areas and a lake beach. Perfect for nature lovers and outdoorsy people.

Nice grassy park. Tons of trees. Small swimming area with life guard. Restrooms are clean. Plenty of space to spread out. Lots of tables and grills available. Kids playground is very nice.

We camp often and I'd say our campsite was one of the most beautiful I've ever stayed in. Wildflowers, a big willow tree, a nice, level grassy site for pitching your tent, with some bushes and trees in between sites to maintain privacy. Walking trails right from the camping loop to the lake. The lake beach area is great with beautiful views, bathrooms, a huge, new playground for the kids, grills, lifeguards. Fantastic state park to camp in!

Great state park on Keuka. Always clean and lots of space for fishing, picking, kids play area, kayaking and just hanging out.

Enjoyed the peace and quiet for lunch ..then it started raining.. but still totally enjoyed it

We love this park on the lake. The picnic area and facilities are nice. The playground is amazing and well kept. A family favorite!

Nice place to camp and to practice aquatic sport with family and friends.

I love this beach. I just wish the people who went would respect the peace and relaxation of others but that's anywhere I suppose