Season 2026 Dates: Fri May 15 to Sat Oct 31, 2026
9 Month Booking Window: Fri Aug 7, 2026
Allegany State Park is located in the south western region of New York State, located in Cattaraugus County just north of the Allegheny National Forest in Pennsylvania. The park is divided into two sections: The Red House Area and the Quaker Run Area. It lies within the Allegheny Highlands forests ecoregion.
The Red House Area is known for the historic tudor-style Administration Building and everything centrally located around the Red House Lake. It offers 5 miles of paved bike paths, hiking trails, boat and bike rentals, a sandy beach for swimming, and fishing. The Red House campground features 130 campsites.
The Quaker area is known for its lake and wonderful camping experiences with 189 campsites and larger more private sites than Red House. It offers a sandy beach for swimming, two fishing piers and a canoeing or kayaking access point. Friend's Boat Launch makes the Allegany Reservoir available to the boating enthusiasts. The many hiking trails give opportunities to explore the naturally formed caves, plus the diversity of plants and wildlife. Many come to relax with the programs offered at the Quaker amphitheater, by picnicking, or just letting the children spend time on the playground. There are horse shoe pits, baseball fields, basketball, volley ball and tennis courts.
Status: CLOSED but opens in 188 days on Fri May 15
Season 2026 Dates: Fri May 15 to Sat Oct 31, 2026
9 Month Booking Window: Fri Aug 7, 2026
Campground Phone: (716) 354-9121
Weekend Occupancy: High
Minimum Nights Reservation: 2 nights
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Reservations (Reserve America)
| Base Fee | $18 |
| Electric Surcharge | $7 |
| Out of State Surcharge | $5 |
| Showers | hot showers |
| Washrooms | flush toilets (a mix of old and new buildings) |
| Dump Station | yes |
| Recycling Station | no |
| Boat Launch | yes |
| Boat Mooring | no |
| Cell Coverage | Verizon: No service within the campground. |
| Lakeside Rating | 2 out of 5 lakeside stars. Offers a fine camping experience with sites a distance away from water and without a water view, but does offer 2 smaller lakes to enjoy water activities like swimming, paddling and fishing. Rowboat, kayak and canoe rentals. |
| Total Campsites | 295 |
| Reservable Sites | 294 |
| Non Reservable Sites | 1 |
| Lakeside Sites | 0 |
| 10ft Trailer Sites | 8 |
| 15ft Trailer Sites | 3 |
| 20ft Trailer Sites | 40 |
| 25ft Trailer Sites | 7 |
| 30ft Trailer Sites | 127 |
| 40ft Trailer Sites | 100 |
| 45ft Trailer Sites | 2 |
| 50ft Trailer Sites | 5 |
| 60ft Trailer Sites | 1 |
| Tent Sites | 1 |
| Pull thru sites | 5 |
| Hookups |
245 sites with electric
81 sites with 30A 164 sites with 50A |
| Site Pads | a mix of level and sloped |
| Ground Cover | mainly sand, some grassy (Quaker/Cain Hollow Loop A) |
| Tree Cover | Very wooded with a mix of deciduous and coniferous trees. Mostly shady except around Quaker/Cain Hollow Loop A) which is an open field area. |
| Road Access | A mix of paved and gravel roads. Some site entries are narrow or have drive up to/down to pad |
| Pets Allowed | domestic pets |
| Water | Each of Quaker and Red House campgrounds are close to smaller lakes |
| Beach | Two large beaches on each of Quaker Lake and Red House Lake. |
| Paddling | Small lake paddling opportunities |
| Boating | Limited boating |