Long Point State Park on Lake Chautauqua

Long Point typically does have swimming available at scheduled days/times Mid-June to Labor Day. Please visit the website for posted days and times and any water alerts that may close the beach on a specific day: https://parks.ny.gov/parks/longpointchautauqua/details.aspx

Depends on many things: When you go, how you arrive, and other factors. https://parks.ny.gov/admission/ outlines the various admission programs that offer a reduced or free rate. Long Point typically collects the vehicle use fee Mid May thru Mid Oct. Visit their website https://parks.ny.gov/parks/109/details.aspx for date/time specifics.

They are for both

No, we do not have a waterfall in the park. However, we are surrounded by water and the lake views from the Point are outstanding! Hope you visit!

Yes, you can fish year round at Long Point. All NY state fishing laws apply.

Fishing is permitted year-round at Long Point. All state laws apply. We have a boat launch and shore fishing is available with the exception of the swimming beach. During the summer season, there is a dedicated fishing dock on the North side right off the Point Trail. Fishing from the marina docks is not permitted.

For Long Point, We are collecting vehicle use fee through Columbus Day. After that no fee til Mid May. We are open 365 days a year. Visit our webpage for schedule and fee details: https://parks.ny.gov/parks/109/details.aspx

Unsure of the question... There is no hunting of any type permitted in the park. Please call the park office if this does not answer your question: 716-386-2722

There is no camping at Long Point on Chautauqua State Park. The closest State Parks with camping are Lake Erie State Park and Allegany State Park. Note that there are 2 other Long Point State Parks in NY that do have camping - Long Point Fingerlakes on Cayuga Lake and Long Point Thousand Islands.

Docking is permitted for purposes of visiting the restaurant along the wall and pier. The docks themselves are reserved for slip holders only.

Yes, However, you need to contact the park office to let them know that you will be launching and be out on the water overnight. They will need the plate numbers of your trailer and tow vehicle. The office number is 716-386-2722. This prevents the park from initiating a search/rescue with the Sheriff department.

Long Point State Park on Lake Chautauqua is a Day-use only park. This link has all of the New York State Parks that provide camping: https://newyorkstateparks.reserveamerica.com/ This Link has other accommodations in the Chautauqua Lake Area: https://www.tourchautauqua.com/stay The park does have an extensive multi-use trail system that is popular with hikers, trail runners, mountain bikers and others as well as an extensive shoreline encompassing a marina, beach, fishing dock area and trails.

The beach area is open 365 days a year. However, lifeguarded swimming is typically only available mid-June thru Labor Day-visit the park website for detailed hours/days each year (parks.ny.gov/parks/109/details.aspx) or call the park office for a daily update at 716-386-2722. The bathhouse building with restrooms and showers is seasonal and is typically open mid-May though mid/late Oct.

Long Point is a Day Use only park. The closest State Parks that have camping available are Lake Erie State Park and Allegany State Park. There are several other private campgrounds in the area. We do have a full marina: launch, docks, fuel, etc.

Long Point on Chautauqua has no camping. The closest state park with camping in Lake Erie State Park: https://parks.ny.gov/parks/129/details.aspx they run camping mid-May to mid-Oct.

To reserve the pavilion or one of the gazebos, there is a fee. Visit our park website for current fees: https://parks.ny.gov/parks/109/details.aspx