Westcott Beach State Park RV & Campground Guide
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Enjoy playing on Lake Ontario while staying at Westcott Beach State Park. This state park sits on a bluff overlooking the lake in the Thousand Islands region and has a small marina. Anglers love to fish from the pier, while children explore the playground and build sandcastles on the beach. Seasonally, people enjoy coming to this park to hunt waterfowl. This park is in Henderson, which is 10 miles northwest of Adams, 19 miles southeast of Watertown, and 66 miles north of Syracuse.
Spring 33-55 F
Summer 55-77 F
Fall 45-67 F
Winter 14-32 F
RV Resorts & Campsites in Westcott Beach State Park
Camping under the tall trees, playing on the sandy beach, and running across the open meadows are great ways to reconnect with nature at this New York state park, so be sure to bring your RV so that you can stay as long as possible. If you do not have an RV, rent one from RVshare.
Association Island KOA
Rent a boat at the marina to enjoy playing on Lake Ontario, or challenge your friends to a game of shuffleboard or basketball at Association Island KOA. Rates start at about $80 per night.
Water hookup: Yes
Electrical hookup: Yes
Sewer hookup: Yes
Wi-Fi: Yes
Pet-friendly: Yes
Other amenities: Marina, swimming pool, clubhouse
Lake RV Park & Resort
Use the boat ramp to launch your vessel onto Lake Ontario while your children play on the playground at Willows on the Lake RV Park & Resort. Rates start at about $35 per night.
Water hookup: Yes
Electrical hookup: Yes
Sewer hookup: Yes
Wi-Fi: Yes
Pet-friendly: Yes
Other amenities: Boat ramp, playground, fish-cleaning station
Bedford Creek Campground & Marina
Bedford Creek Campground & Marina offers Lake Ontario boat rentals, a jumping pillow, and a miniature golf course. Rates start at about $44 per night.
Water hookup: Yes
Electrical hookup: Yes
Sewer hookup: Yes
Wi-Fi: Yes
Pet-friendly: Yes
Other amenities: Boat rentals, ice cream shop, miniature golf course
Southwick Beach State Park
Southwick Beach State Park is on Lake Ontario’s eastern shore. You will love playing on the beach, hiking along the trails, and deer hunting at this park. Rates start at about $18 per night.
Water hookup: Yes
Electrical hookup: Yes
Sewer hookup: Yes
Wi-Fi: No
Pet-friendly: Yes
Other amenities: Fishing, picnic shelters, hiking trails
What to Do at
Westcott Beach State Park
Inside Westcott Beach State Park
Swim in Lake Ontario at Westcott Beach State Park or go fishing from the pier. You can easily launch boats at the marina. Seasonally, go hunting for geese, coot, ducks, and brants.
How to Get to
Westcott Beach State Park
If you want to go to Westcott Beach State Park from Henderson, New York, head north on County Road 72. Turn right on NY 3E and left on Ridge Road. Almost immediately, turn left on Westcott Beach State Park Road. Follow that road for a few feet, and the park will be on your right.
Entering Westcott Beach State Park
Westcott Beach State Park is open year-round.
Westcott Beach State Park Per car : $8.0
Private automobiles and trucks
Westcott Beach State Park Per commercial bus : $75.0
Commercial tourist buses
Westcott Beach State Park Per non-profit bus : $35.0
Non-profit buses pay a reduced fare.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Westcott Beach State Park
The area around Westcott Beach State Park is known for its humid continental climate. The summers here are generally warm and pleasant, while the winters can be long and cold.
Visit Westcott Beach State Park during its peak season, May to September, to take advantage of the swimming area, marina, and gorgeous sandy beach. Anglers will want to stop by in the spring or summer for relaxing black bass fishing.
Westcott Beach State Park has 141 campsites along with eight full-service cottages and four group pavilions. All the campsites have convenient electrical hookups. Other amenities include a dump station and a water fill-up station.
You're welcome to bring up to two pets, leashed or crated, to the campgrounds and day-use areas. The staff may request to see proof of vaccination. Companion animals are not allowed in buildings or on playgrounds, boardwalks, or guarded beaches.
The showers, playgrounds, picnicking shelters, and food areas are all accessible to those with disabilities. You'll also have no problem accessing a wide and spacious campsite with a great view of the water.