97% (2.4K) • 164 campsites
Top-rated campgrounds near Seneca Lake
97% (2.4K) • 164 campsites
Top-rated campgrounds near Seneca Lake
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Kelly
October 2025
With pets
What a great piece of property, went for just a night but it was worth it. Cabin was so nice,so quiet loved it
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Alyssa
October 2025
Weekend Trip to Christmas Tree Farm Hidden Delight
We had an amazing last-minute stay at Mary’s place. Our pups loved having the freedom to roam off leash, and it was so nice to relax by the tent and take in the fall scenery. The woodstove kept us cozy all night, and Mary was very kind and responsive throughout our stay. We’ll definitely be back!
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Muzhi
October 2025
With pets
It was a fantastic experience. The view was absolutely breathtaking!! 10/10 magnificent.
The location is very private. Mary and her husband were super friendly and helpful. And the site had everything we need. Spent a great time
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Jessi
October 2025
With pets
Thanks for having us!! I must say your cabin was perfect! Secluded and no neighbors, much room for the dogs to run on your private, well maintained property!
The cabin was extremelyclean and spacious. The wifi worked great and the big TV came in handy for the rainy day. We couldn't have asked for a cozier place to stay. We have paid more in the past for much less in other states. We can't wait to be back and enjoy the summer swims at the natural pool nearby. Thankyou for being an awesome host!! -Nick and Jessi
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Charles
October 2025
With pets
Our experience at The Christmas Tree Farm Hidden Delight was absolutely wonderful. Mary was a fantastic host. She was friendly and thorough in her communication, even recommending places to enjoy in the area. We arrived later in the day and were thrilled that she had started a fire in the woodstove inside the tent and had also started a campfire for us. So very thoughtful and a fabulous surprise. The site itself is incredibly private with amazing views. The firewood she provided was dry and plentiful, a bonus since it was a bit chilly for much of our visit. It was great to be able to have the dogs off leash too. We enjoyed our time immensely and highly recommend the site. Thank you, Mary!
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Rachel
October 2025
With kids
It was such a treat to stay with Nicole and Jason's quaint cabin! Every detail was charming and incredibly thoughtful and considerate to our needs. We arrived later the normal check in time and were met at the road as the sun was setting to guide us to the cabin, which was a bit removed from the road, but no issue for our compact car given the dry weather. The cabin, despite the crisp October weather, was cozy and warm, with a electricity and a heater we didn't need to use. There was a beautiful fire pit, coffee and cute wheel-thrown mugs, as well as extra blankets, water, and anything else we might have needed to be comfortable (three adults and an 10-month old, who loved the nearby pond, big bull frogs, and beautifully maintained space to explore). We alerted Nicole ahead of time that we would have an extra guest staying with us, and they even put up an additional tent, though a collapsible cot fit well enough inside the cabin. This stay was a wonderful experience and we can't wait to return when we are next in the area. Thank you!
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Tori
October 2025
With kids
The site is gorgeous! Mary was super kind and explained everything about the trails and campsite very well. The canvas tent was so cozy and there is so much room for other tents, outdoor games, and sitting around the fire. We will definitely be returning in the future! ❤️
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Ana
August 2025
With pets
The views were beautiful, but our favorite part was seeing the stars at night. Definitely recommend the trip.
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jesus
August 2025
Group trip
Best camping experience i’ve ever had 10/10, cabin was beautiful trails were amazing Host was helpful & kind explained how to do many like Start a fire ect. 100% would book again
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Zak
August 2025
With kids
Mary was a great host. Very attentive and helpful. Very private location. Would recommend for sure.
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Dave
August 2025
With kids
This is a really wonderful spot. It was so relaxing to be there and everything was clean and comfortable. I would recommend bringing flip flops or slippers to wear during the night in between the tent and bathroom. I forgot mine but picked some up at the local store. My family and I loved spending the weekend here! Definitely one of our favorite spots.
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Brendan
July 2025
1 night at Vixen Vacations
We had an awesome night in the Bungalow! Breonna and her husband had the tent set up with everything we needed for the night. We had a welcome basket with toiletries, firewood and plenty of room to explore. Having the outdoor kitchen and bathroom sitting right next to the tent was perfect as well. We would love a return visit and would highly recommend staying.
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Audrey
June 2025
2 nights at Revive Your Spirit at Lagom Langing
We had a lovely 2 nights at Connie’s Cabin celebrating my birthday. Watching deer and birds from the deck was so peaceful and serene. Grateful that Laurel and Rock have shared their beautiful property with folks looking for a little respite. We feel refreshed!
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Michael
June 2025
With pets
Awesome hosts. Beautiful land. Tent had everything we needed, even in the rain we enjoyed our time & stayed warm and dry! Will definitely be staying again!
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Where to go
Cayuga and Owasco Lakes
East of Seneca Lake, adventurous campers can choose between walk-in sites or enjoy backcountry tent sites in the Finger Lakes National Forest. Hiking trails, wineries, and waterfalls dot the shores of Cayuga Lake. Neighboring Owasco Lake is a water sports hotspot, where boating, fishing, and water skiing are the main activities.
Onondaga County
Woodland tent camping, lakeside fishing, and a renowned craft beer scene await at the eastern edge of the Finger Lakes Region. Syracuse is the county’s largest city, but there are also plenty of ways to explore the outdoors. Cruise Skaneateles Lake by boat or kayak, discover tranquil fishing spots at Lake Otisco, or enjoy seasonal camping in Green Lakes State Park.
Western Lakes
To the west of the Finger Lakes region, the “little lakes” of Conesus, Hemlock, Canadice, and Honeoye are where to escape the crowds. Hike along forest trails, enjoy kayaking or fishing on the lakes in summer, or hit the ski slopes at Bristol Mountain in winter. Camping options are limited, but you’ll find cabins and full hookup sites at Conesus Lake, and plenty of choices around nearby Canandaigua Lake.
Lake Ontario
North of Seneca Lake, the Great Lake Ontario marks the border between New York State and Ontario, Canada. Rochester is the gateway to the lake, and state parks, beaches, and wetlands fringe the south shore. Go hiking in the Chimney Bluffs State Park, spot wildlife around the Lake Shore Marshes, or choose from various camping options around Sodus Bay or Port Bay.