Lago Oneida: 3 spiagge nella zona

A lovely park situated on the shores of Oneida Lake. It features a small playground, a beach, restroom facilities, picnic areas, and ample parking. It's a fantastic spot to watch the sunset.

Extremely clean lakefront park. We've enjoyed this park on numerous occasions. It's an ideal spot for birthdays and parties. It's also fantastic for letting the kids burn off some energy.

We practically lived at this beach all summer. We're definitely considering getting season passes for next year. Whether you're swimming, relaxing on the beach, fishing, riding rides, playing games, going to the playground, or eating, there's always something to do at this small park. And just outside of the park, there are shops, bars, candy stores, wine slushies, ice cream stands, and gift shops. It's free to enter, but parking inside the amusement park/beach is $10.

During our road trip from Ohio to visit amusement parks in PA and NY, we decided to make a stop at this beach for a few hours. It reminded us of a nostalgic seaside amusement park from the 1950s. We were impressed by Galaxy, their roller coaster, and had a blast riding it multiple times. The staff was friendly, although a bit short-staffed. Despite this, they managed to cover all the rides. The beach has a variety of spinny flat rides and some classic attractions. We were excited to see one of only six surviving Roll-O-Plane rides in existence, as well as a rare Pretzel fun house. The Scrambler was in great condition and is currently the oldest one we have ever ridden.

Non mi hanno nemmeno permesso di usare il bagno, nonostante avessero le chiavi in mano. Era prima delle 18, ma la ragazza che lavorava lì ha sostenuto che erano già chiusi e ha rifiutato di aprire il bagno.

Upon arriving at this location, I quickly realized that the parking lot on the water side is extremely small and limited. So, I parked across the street in a tiny, unknown lot and walked over. I was pleasantly surprised by the natural view of the water. There was a beautiful pavilion and a gorgeous big willow tree overlooking the water. It was literally one of my favorite visits... until I noticed the grass was completely coated in dog poop. While I understand that the location isn't responsible for the poop, it was overwhelming and unpleasant. Perhaps more signs encouraging people to pick up after their pets would help? There was a bathroom at the location, which was amazing because I'm constantly traveling and always looking for easily accessible restrooms. I'm here to tell you this was the nicest bathroom I've ever seen at a local park. Period. I was happily surprised with the rest stop! However, when I returned on a Sunday evening to watch the sunset, the restrooms were locked. So, they must only be open during specific work hours, which is understandable. There was a porta potty nearby for emergencies, which was nice. The actual beach portion is very small, so I wouldn't recommend it for tanning or adults, but it is roped off and safe for kids to splash around in. Lastly, I saw a sign for a splash pad being built, which is exciting! Splash pads are great, especially if they are enclosed for safety purposes since it is so close to the water. Overall, this location is awesome. I saw a birthday party going on, which was great. There was a fishing pier where I sat and watched the sunset, and it was breathtaking. Besides the poop, which is the fault of humans, I love this park and will be back over and over again.

A lovely park situated on the shores of Oneida Lake. It features a small playground, a beach, restroom facilities, picnic areas, and ample parking. It's a fantastic spot to watch the sunset.

Extremely clean lakefront park. We've enjoyed this park on numerous occasions. It's an ideal spot for birthdays and parties. It's also fantastic for letting the kids burn off some energy.

We practically lived at this beach all summer. We're definitely considering getting season passes for next year. Whether you're swimming, relaxing on the beach, fishing, riding rides, playing games, going to the playground, or eating, there's always something to do at this small park. And just outside of the park, there are shops, bars, candy stores, wine slushies, ice cream stands, and gift shops. It's free to enter, but parking inside the amusement park/beach is $10.

During our road trip from Ohio to visit amusement parks in PA and NY, we decided to make a stop at this beach for a few hours. It reminded us of a nostalgic seaside amusement park from the 1950s. We were impressed by Galaxy, their roller coaster, and had a blast riding it multiple times. The staff was friendly, although a bit short-staffed. Despite this, they managed to cover all the rides. The beach has a variety of spinny flat rides and some classic attractions. We were excited to see one of only six surviving Roll-O-Plane rides in existence, as well as a rare Pretzel fun house. The Scrambler was in great condition and is currently the oldest one we have ever ridden.

Non mi hanno nemmeno permesso di usare il bagno, nonostante avessero le chiavi in mano. Era prima delle 18, ma la ragazza che lavorava lì ha sostenuto che erano già chiusi e ha rifiutato di aprire il bagno.

Upon arriving at this location, I quickly realized that the parking lot on the water side is extremely small and limited. So, I parked across the street in a tiny, unknown lot and walked over. I was pleasantly surprised by the natural view of the water. There was a beautiful pavilion and a gorgeous big willow tree overlooking the water. It was literally one of my favorite visits... until I noticed the grass was completely coated in dog poop. While I understand that the location isn't responsible for the poop, it was overwhelming and unpleasant. Perhaps more signs encouraging people to pick up after their pets would help? There was a bathroom at the location, which was amazing because I'm constantly traveling and always looking for easily accessible restrooms. I'm here to tell you this was the nicest bathroom I've ever seen at a local park. Period. I was happily surprised with the rest stop! However, when I returned on a Sunday evening to watch the sunset, the restrooms were locked. So, they must only be open during specific work hours, which is understandable. There was a porta potty nearby for emergencies, which was nice. The actual beach portion is very small, so I wouldn't recommend it for tanning or adults, but it is roped off and safe for kids to splash around in. Lastly, I saw a sign for a splash pad being built, which is exciting! Splash pads are great, especially if they are enclosed for safety purposes since it is so close to the water. Overall, this location is awesome. I saw a birthday party going on, which was great. There was a fishing pier where I sat and watched the sunset, and it was breathtaking. Besides the poop, which is the fault of humans, I love this park and will be back over and over again.