Beautiful day on the water! Highly recommend! Easy to book online. Regan and Macy were wonderful…read morehosts. Easy check in at the town of Hammondsport boat launch. Life jackets provided. Regan took us out to the middle of the lake and we let it rip! So much fun!

Daniel was excellent and Keuka Watersports made our stay on the finger lakes a wonderful experience!read more

Wow, this place is super efficient with nice bikes and great kayaks. The gentleman who helped us…read morewas efficient and kind. He brought the bikes to us and made sure they fit to our liking. Then, we kayaked on a lovely canal filled with ducks, fish jumping, muskrats, and a beautiful kingfisher. This is a great vacation thanks to Shoreline!!!

New kayaks, friendly service, online delivery and pick up. Reasonable rates. We had a great family…read moretime on Keuka Lake.

We spent an afternoon on the lake with OnKeuka & captain MJ! It was the highlight of our Bach trip-…read morewe had SO much fun. Captain MJ was incredible and provided excellent service. Definitely recommend booking a trip with her!

What a great day! Things couldn't have gone better for our 40th birthday party. We had plenty of…read moreroom for our party supplies and our group of 10. The water was amazing and the service was top-notch!

Seneca Lake stretches long and narrow through central New York, its deep blue water framed by…read morerolling hills, vineyards, and small lakeside towns. I found the setting open and expansive, with clear sightlines across the water that changed character depending on the weather and season. The shoreline offered a mix of natural overlooks, parks, marinas, and small developed areas, giving me multiple ways to experience the lake rather than a single central viewpoint. The main highlight for me was the lake itself and the variety of ways to interact with it. The water felt calm and clean in many areas, and the region is especially known for boating, cruising, and lakeside relaxation. Along the surrounding shores, vineyards and wineries are a major part of the identity, and I stopped at a few for tastings with scenic views over the water. The small towns around the lake added to the experience, giving me access to picnic areas, walking paths, and casual waterfront spots where I could take in the lake at a slower pace. The experience around Seneca Lake was generally relaxed and spread out, with no single concentrated entry point or structured route. I took a boat tour from one of the marinas, which gave me a more immersive perspective on the water, and I also pulled over at roadside overlooks and shoreline parks for simpler, quieter moments. Crowds varied by season, with summer being more active and the time I visited feeling much quieter.

Beautiful little park on the water with a nice breakwater you can walk on if you dare.read more

Beautiful park! It's great for the whole family. They charge $7 on weekends, but free on weekdays…read more The water is clear and perfect for all kinds of fun water sports. Boating, jet skis, kayaking, paddle board, or just soaking up the sun. Bring your own there is no place to rent. If you're lucky you might find some lake glass. There are picnic tables, grills, clean bathrooms and showers. Carry in carry out there are no garbage receptacles. Great playground too! One of my favorite parks

This place is definitely a hidden gem. I'm hesitant to even write a review for it, because I don't…read morewant more people to start coming here. My dog and I came here for a walk today (Memorial Day) and the place was almost empty! It's not a huge park, but it's clean and well maintained. There's a small boat launch / marina area, plenty of walkable beach, a playground, picnic tables sporadically placed throughout the park, a pavilion, and restrooms. There's a nicely sized parking area as well. Also, since it's a NYS Park, it's part of the Empire Pass program... so with one of the passes, you'll get in at no additional cost (otherwise, it's $7 per car). TL;DR I'd recommend this park, but honestly... I want it all to myself. So stay out. ;-)

Peaceful. Beautiful scenery. Lots of grills and picnic tables. Pavilion can be reserved by…read moreresidents, otherwise first-come. Lifeguards at small swimming area.

I wish I had taken some pictures but I didn't think to review them until I left. We had 4 cabins…read morebooked for our family for Mon-Thurs. All the cabins has been recently updated and felt very clean. Mattresses were pretty good especially for camping. The cabins come stocked with paper towel, coffee, mugs, coffee pot, dish and hand soap, tp, garbage bags, sponge and first aid kit. You do still have to bring basically all your stuff as if you were camping. The pool has 2 canopy areas with picnic tables underneath. The pool is only open when the lifeguard is on duty which is a bummer but understandable. There is a short walk to the water where the canoeing/boating/docks are. It is a walk back up a hill but it's not too horrible. The groundskeeper also keeps some livestock onsite which our 2 year loved. She got to hold some baby chicks and we saw sheep roaming free. Nearby places to check out include wineries (obviously) Shtayburn Dairy, FLX Weinery and climbing bines brewery. This place is very affordable and the amenities are a great deal for the price, where else can you stay this cheap on Seneca Lake?

I went here and it was terrible, the food was gross and I couldn't wait to get out of there. The…read moreshowers were moldy. When we went sailboating the wind died and We had to swim the sailboat to shore as they were watching, not safe at all. The partner I was paired up with refused to get in the water since she doesn't like swimming. I would not recommend this place.

Beautiful lake surrounded by trees and small rocky beaches. Great to launch a kayak or small boat…read moreto fish, no swimming allowed. There is a company who rents kayaks with life jackets on the west side of the lake. There are trails on east side of the lake. Take a drive and explore.