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Verona Beach State Park, Verona Beach

4.6

#152 of 290 in Nature in New York State

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Verona Beach State Park is a 1,735-acre (7.02 km2) state park located on the eastern shore of Oneida Lake in the Town of Verona, Oneida County, New York. The park is located on NY 13 northwest of the City of Oneida and south of Sylvan Beach. Oneida Creek enters the Oneida Lake south of the park.

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Verona Beach State Park reviews

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4.6

By CamaroGirl33

Camped here for several days and it was one of the cleanest, nicest campgrounds we have ever stayed at. Due to weather we could not utilize the beach, but will definitely be back some day. Camping..... more

Camped here for several days and it was one of the cleanest, nicest campgrounds we have ever stayed at. Due to weather we could not utilize the beach, but will definitely be back some day. Camping..... more »
By Angela S

This is a lovely park and I see over the years they are improving it. I get in free week days due to my age! I wonder if everyone knows this. Take gramma to the beach and get in free. I would love to.... more

This is a lovely park and I see over the years they are improving it. I get in free week days due to my age! I wonder if everyone knows this. Take gramma to the beach and get in free. I would love to.... more »
By Roy D

There are multiple trails of anywhere from .5 miles to 3 miles and many possible combinations for as much as you can enjoy. The trails are mostly flat and hard packed sand, so the wear and tear on...

There are multiple trails of anywhere from .5 miles to 3 miles and many possible combinations for as much as you can enjoy. The trails are mostly flat and hard packed sand, so the wear and tear on... more »

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By Vanessa Bright

Beautiful park, very well maintained with lots to do. Tons of picnic tables, grills, walkways, and more. Small beach with lifeguards. Only $7 for the day, and free in the evenings. The sunset is unforgettable over the water!

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By Sarah Tarot

This is my favorite place to take my kids when I don't feel like doing multiple activities or going to multiple locations in one day - you can get there and pick a nice spot that gives you a view of the beach, the splash pad and bath house and the kids can be free to frolick and play for hours while their battle worn caregiver(s) relax in the shade or join in on the fun. It is well worth the $7 all-day fee but we like going after 5pm on weekdays or 6pm weekends because it's free, less crowded - the beach is open until 7pm and the splash pad is running until 8pm so plenty of time to enjoy the cooler part of the day without commiting to spending too many hours there (sorry kids it's closing we have to leave! Lol). Nice paved trails, decent sized sandy beach plus several playgrounds and covered pavilions make it the perfect spot to get together with friends and family and great for any party or event. Dogs on a leash are welcome which is great for pet owners to let our furry companions join in on the fun and fresh air. Grills and picnic tables all over make having lunch or dinner El fresco a walk in the park!

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By melody rush

Beautiful park. Extremely well kept. Campground sites are very nice and spacious, most with a stone driveway. Sunsets are beyond belief beautiful!

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By Robert Besserer

Amazing camping experience well maintained friendly staff, beach, food on site, shade,electric on campsites great for hiking and biking! Can't wait to return

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By Melody Cappello

Beautiful state park. Swimming a let down. Drove an hour + to have my six year old son practice snorkeling for an upcoming trip. Rules not listed on website. Would not let him use mask and snorkel without flippers, in two feet deep water to practice breathing and looking at minnows, with me next to him. I understand safety rules, but this was way over the top. Ruined an otherwise enjoyable day.

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