Reservoir State Park

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5777 Witmer Road, Niagara Falls, New York, 14304, United States

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Price

Free

Booking

Walk-in Only

Sites

Varies

Season

Year-round

Cell

Unknown

Pets

Allowed

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Reservoir State Park
$0.00 - $0.00 / night
Campsite Fees
No fees explicitly mentioned for the park.
Standard Site Fee$0.00
Hookup Site Fee$0.00
Premium Site Fee$0.00
Hike and Bike Site Fee$0.00
Group Site Fee$0.00
Food Storage Locker Fee$0.00
Total Campsite Fees$0.00

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"User reviews emphasize the park's suitability for sports and family outings, with mentions of baseball diamonds, picnic facilities, and sledding hills. However, some highlight issues such as restroom availability and standing water during wet seasons."

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Fees & Passes at Reservoir State Park

Free

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Prices verified August 10, 2025

Prices may vary by season and site type. Always confirm current rates on the official Direct Line website.


Best Time to Camp at Reservoir State Park

Experience the dramatic personality of Western New York's seasons at Reservoir State Park. Winter arrives with a flourish, transforming the landscape into a snow-covered playground where temperatures dip well below freezing, creating perfect conditions for winter sports. As spring melts into summer, the park awakens to warm, sun-drenched days that can reach sweltering heights, ideal for active recreation and lazy afternoons by the water. Each season paints the park in new colors and opens different chapters of outdoor adventure.

Spring (Mar-May)

Wildflowers bloom, mild temperatures, fewer crowds. Great for hiking and photography.

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Summer (Jun-Aug)

Peak season with warm days. Most facilities open. Reserve ahead.

Fall (Sep-Nov)

Beautiful fall colors, cooler temps, quieter campgrounds. Ideal for peaceful trips.

Winter (Dec-Feb)

Snow activities available. Some facilities may close. Check conditions.

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    About Reservoir State Park

    Nestled in the heart of Niagara County, Reservoir State Park transforms with the seasons, offering year-round adventures for outdoor enthusiasts. In warmer months, the courts come alive with the sounds of tennis balls striking racquets, softball games cheering from the diamond, and basketball players competing under the open sky. The smooth surfaces welcome roller hockey players gliding through competitive matches, while overhead, colorful kites dance in the breeze above families spread across the open spaces. When winter blankets the park in snow, these same grounds become a wonderland for sledding enthusiasts racing down hills and cross-country skiers carving peaceful trails through the pristine landscape.
    Reservoir State Park is primarily a day-use facility with no designated campsites. It caters to recreational day activities and sports.
    Weather and SeasonsExperience the dramatic personality of Western New York's seasons at Reservoir State Park. Winter arrives with a flourish, transforming the landscape into a snow-covered playground where temperatures dip well below freezing, creating perfect conditions for winter sports. As spring melts into summer, the park awakens to warm, sun-drenched days that can reach sweltering heights, ideal for active recreation and lazy afternoons by the water. Each season paints the park in new colors and opens different chapters of outdoor adventure.
    Natural Features and SceneryThe park's centerpiece, a sprawling reservoir, reflects the changing skies and provides a serene backdrop for recreation. In the shadow of the impressive Robert Moses Power Plant, this aquatic jewel creates a unique blend of natural beauty and human engineering. Throughout the uncultivated corners of the park, native wildflowers and grasses have been thoughtfully planted, creating pockets of wilderness that support local wildlife and add splashes of seasonal color. These natural areas serve as living reminders of the region's original landscape, offering visitors quiet spots to observe butterflies, birds, and the gentle rhythm of nature thriving alongside recreational facilities.
    Geological RegionSituated in Niagara County's distinctive landscape, Reservoir State Park occupies a fascinating intersection where water, power, and recreation converge. The park's reservoir stands as a testament to the region's relationship with water management, while its proximity to the Robert Moses Power Plant—one of the largest hydroelectric facilities in the United States—adds an element of industrial grandeur to the natural setting. This unique geological position creates a diverse environment where visitors can experience both the raw beauty of Western New York's terrain and humanity's harmonious adaptation to the landscape.
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    Campsite details

    AccessibilityAccessible picnic area is available as per authoritative sources.
    Sites SizeLarge open fields for general use, but no designated campsites as the campground information notes 'None' for campsites.
    Sites PrivacyLimited, as there are no campsites and the area is described as open fields.
    Total Campsites0 campsites

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    Amenities available

    Picnic tables

    Activities you can enjoy

    Reservoir State Park offers a variety of activities suitable for all seasons. Authoritative sources mention fishing in the reservoir, hiking trails, and winter activities like sledding and cross-country skiing. User reviews add details about fitness trails with workout stations, kite flying, and playgrounds for children. 'I've fished all around this state for 40 years and I've frequently found myself fishing here,' one user notes, highlighting the quality of fishing opportunities.
    Hiking
    The park has a walking pathway with workout stations and is surrounded by open spaces suitable for hiking. One user noted, 'The reservoir park is a nice walk with playground not too far.'
    Fishing
    Fishing is available in the reservoir, with species like perch, rock bass, and silver bass mentioned by users. Boats are not allowed, and access is limited to the south shore within the park.
    Biking
    A bike path crosses Military Road leading to Niagara University.
    Winter Activities
    The park is used for sledding and cross-country skiing during the winter season.
    Water Sports
    Boating and water sports are not permitted, but fishing is popular.
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    Campground rules

    • Pets are allowed

    Hazards

    General hazardsSoil drainage is poor, leading to standing water in wet spring months. Tick infestations during warmer days are reported.

    Weather at Reservoir State Park

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    Precipitation: 0%

    Strong wind, exercise caution

    Humidity: 86%

    High humidity, may feel muggy

    Wind: 11.5 mph

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    Trash and recyclingNo detailed information about trash and recycling facilities is available.
    Proximity to water featuresThe park has a reservoir offering fishing opportunities, although access is limited to the south shore and boats are prohibited.
    Common complaintsFrequent complaints include poor soil drainage in spring, limited restroom facilities, non-operational restrooms during holidays, and tick problems.

    Campground Map

    5777 Witmer Road, Niagara Falls, New York, 14304, United States
    Driving directionsPlease use the address provided for GPS driving directions or call the park directly.
    Road access details are not explicitly stated. Reliance on GPS navigation or contacting the park is recommended.

    Reviews from booking and map sources

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    Reservoir State Park has limited reviews, placing it in the bottom % of campgrounds based on reviews
    User reviews emphasize the park's suitability for sports and family outings, with mentions of baseball diamonds, picnic facilities, and sledding hills. However, some highlight issues such as restroom availability and standing water during wet seasons.
    Review Summaries

    What Campers Love

    Users appreciate the park's diverse activities such as fishing, walking pathways, and sledding. The park's large open fields and fitness trail with workout stations are mentioned positively.

    Common Concerns

    Reviews mention issues such as poor soil drainage leading to standing water, ticks during warmer months, and inconsistent availability of restroom facilities.

    Pro Tips & Recommendations

    Visitors recommend bringing own restrooms facilities due to inconsistent restroom services. They also suggest precautions for ticks if visiting during warmer months.

    Seasonal Insights

    Winter activities like sledding and cross-country skiing are well-received, while the summer sees high activity around sports courts and pathways. Wet springs could limit usability due to standing...
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    Camper Quotes

    'Restrooms open as of 7/30/2021.' 'The tease is that it's a 1900-acre reservoir and boats are not allowed.' 'So much fun sledding on the hill!'

    Site-Specific Reviews

    No campsites are available, so no site-specific reviews are applicable.

    Accessibility Features

    The park features accessible picnic areas, but no additional details about accessibility are provided in the reviews.

    Pet-Friendly Features

    Pets are allowed on a leash not exceeding six feet, but not permitted in buildings, bathing areas, or picnic areas as per official policies.

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    Last updated August 10, 2025
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