Wilderness Landscape & Natural Heritage
Cedar Point State Park is located in Jefferson County, New York, on the scenic banks of the St. Lawrence River. Established in 1898, the park is one of the oldest in the state, known for its rolling landscape dotted with mature trees and wildlife. The park's geography features rocky shorelines and clear waters that present ample opportunities for boating and fishing, particularly for bass, perch, and pike. Visitors can explore a mix of forested areas and open fields, making it a favored site for picnicking, to relax amidst stunning views of the river. History enthusiasts will find interest in the park's past, once part of a grand summer estate for the region's elite. Cedar Point is also popular among campers, offering both well-equipped sites and rustic island camping experiences. With activities ranging from hiking small nature trails to enjoying the swimming beach, the park accommodates a diverse array of outdoor interests.
