"By encouraging people from all backgrounds and abilities to participate in these fun, accessible outdoor activities together, New York State is creating a model of inclusivity for the rest of the nation to follow.”
One of the things we are allowed to do during the coronavirus pandemic is to enjoy the beautiful nature around us. We are lucky because we are surrounded by the Adirondacks and near the Catskills but the state wants you to clean up after yourself.
As more and more activities start to re-open across New York state, camping is next on the list. Today (Monday, June 8th) you can reserve a campsite in all of the New York State Parks. There are some restrictions and reservations will fill up fast. Here's what you need to know.
Let’s face it. Money is tight and gas prices are high, but you’re ready to pull your hair out – you NEED to get out of the house before you go batty. I completely get it. Believe it or not, it IS possible to escape for the day on a tank of gas or less and Robert H. Treman State Park is one of those places you can escape to!