Reviews

James Williams

Verona Beach State Park. It is one I highly recommend. It has every thing you could ask for and more. And the paved trails, make it very easy for me to navigate with a Segway scooter. The camp ground is settled within a nice area. You can see the lake for the most part. I had even noticed a cool playground for all ages. One of the biggest at a State Park I have visited. It has tons of beaches. Ample seating is to be found every where. Lastly they posses a beach area with sand. And you can enter the water there. Even on day September during the week. This place had people in the water. I highly recommend this place. For anyone for a beautiful view. And some piece and quiet. Feel free to ask any questions on this. I will clarify it for you.

Robin Hogue

Beautiful little state park. The sites were a little hard to get into for our 34' travel trailer. It was 90 degrees to back into with trees opposite. We eventually just pulled in over the grass. Also, none of the sites have water or sewer, only electric. But Lake Oneida being right there is worth it. Very clean with a separate picnicking area for the day users. I would def go there again.

April M

State park with a day use area and camping. Nice walking trails along the water and beach access. Lots of picnic tables with bbqs, shelters for larger groups, multiple bathrooms and playgrounds. Very clean. Tons of parking.

Danny Valdes

Peaceful park with nice big pines offering plenty of shade. Lots of picnic tables and grills available . The Beach was closed due to blue / green algae.

Michael Gagnon

Picture perfect, the breeze coming in off the lake made it cool on a hot day. My family and I enjoyed walking along the lake side. Plenty of parking.

Jason Cozza

Verona has some nice warm water and soft sand. Contrary to many New York lakes that are cold and rocky. Actual beach is on the smaller side. Lots of shady area up top for picnicking. View of Oneida Lake is pretty too. Facilities are nice, newer, and clean. Overall park is well maintained.

zach bellinger

Very nice looking park. Walking through trees while Onedia lake is in the background. You can rent pavilions, they have many different stationary grills on site, with just as many benches to pull around and have a nice family day or a date day. Good size playground for kids. A nice area in the middle of the park for changing and restroom and plenty of restrooms on site. Also with a tiny grill type restaurant you can order from. (Its expensive though!) Oooo by the way it's a dog-friendly place too! Sylvan Beach is right don't the road, so it's like do you want a nice calm experience at Verona? Or the hustle and busle of Sylvan Beach?