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The New York State park system is one of the state’s greatest treasures. Today it totals 180 state parks and 35 state historic sites, encompassing 335,000 acres. From the iconic Niagara Falls to the jaw-dropping gorges of the Finger Lakes to the beautiful Thousand Islands region to the oceanfront beaches of Long Island, New York’s parks and historic sites provide year-round, affordable outdoor recreation and education to 69 million visitors annually.

New York State Parks is responsible for operating an extensive network of facilities that includes 29 golf courses, 35 swimming pools, 59 beaches, 100 marine and boat launching sites, 18 museums and nature centers, 840 cabins and cottages, 8,355 campsites, and more than 2,000 miles of trails.

But numbers only tell a part of the story -- it’s the experiences that bring visitors back again and again. From the thrill of getting soaked on the Hurricane Deck under mighty Niagara Falls to sleeping under the stars on a quiet island or catching the first trout of the season, hearing the roar of canon fire from a battle re-enactment, picnicking along a meadow or hiking a part of the Appalachian Trail… New York’s parks and historic sites have something for everyone. Come explore!