PO Box 35 :: Perry NY 14530 :: 585-237-5040 :: joinus@perrychamber.com
Visitors Center: (585) 493-3600 Campground Office: (585) 237-3303
Park Police: (585) 658-4692
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Short History of the Park
Thanks to William Pryor Letchworth everyone has the opportunity to visit New York State's crown jewel of the State Park system. Letchworth State Park is 17 miles long and encompasses over 14, 350 acres. The Genesee River runs through the middle of the park and over three magnificent waterfalls. The highest of which is 107 feet high. The cliffs, created by the river are 600 feet high.
There are numerous walking trails along the gorge which are well maintained and accessible. Fishing, canoeing and kayaking, snowmobiling, and crosscounty skiing are but a few of the popular park activities. Outdoor swimming pools are located in the North and South picnic areas.
Overnight lodging is available at several rustic cabin areas, a 270 site campground, and the Glen Iris Inn. Be sure to visit the Letchworth Park Museum featuring a large collection of Native American artifacts.
Letchworth State Park in the Spring
is located just three miles from downtown Perry.
The park is open everyday from
6 AM to 11 PM with a fee of
$5.00 per car.
$25.00/$50.00 per bus charged from
9 AM - 5 PM daily, May - Oct., &
9 AM - 3 PM weekends/holidays
December - February
Map To Letchworth State Park
in the Autumn
Letchworth State Park in the Winter - Chilling Beauty
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