Located in Ithaca, N.Y., Robert H. Treman State Park organizes various recreational programs. Its facilities include playgrounds, tennis courts, picnic grounds, soccer fields, hiking trails and swimming pools. Additionally, the park serves as a venue for organizing water fowl hunting, cross-country skiing, boating, fishing, snowshoeing and sledding activities. Robert H. Treman State Park is a place for conducting various sports activities that include softball, volleyball and golf. The park is owned and operated by the New York State Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation, which maintains various parks, campgrounds, swimming beaches, golf courses, nature centers and administration buildings. The office also organizes various programs and activities for individuals.
Website: nysparks.com
Phone: (607) 273-3440
Cross Streets: Near the intersection of Enfield Falls Rd and Park Rd
Open now
- Fri 7:00 AM - 9:00 PM
105 Enfield Falls Rd Ithaca, NY 14850 ·340.23 mi
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- Family friendly
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We visited the State Park on route 327 during our stay in nearby Ithaca. The park featuring 12 waterfalls was previously named Enfield Glen was renamed after the improvements made by Robert H Treman including the planting of 1000 trees, so appropriately Treman by name and actions. Highlights include, Enfield Creek, Enfield Glen, and the Lucifer Falls an impressive multi-level casade of falls along the gorge trail.
MoreWe spent a week in finger lakes, and this by far was the most interesting park we visited. The gorge is absolutely beautiful and walking through it at times reminded me of scenes in the Lord of the rings. We would walk along the path and then it would open up into a gigantic gorge with a giant beautiful waterfall. It’s about a easy mile and a half walk each way highly recommend this there’s a $10 parking fee that helps support the park. I’m sure we were there for a couple of hours and was able to go through the park easily many wonderful pictures. Unfortunately I wasn’t aware of the format restriction so many of them aren’t placed on my review.
MoreWe came on a recommendation from a trail worker at Watkins Glen. He should have told us to start at the west (top) trailhead. We started at the base of the Gorge trail and realized that the real falls don't start until you're 70% up the trail. The falls don't disappoint, and if you have the time and energy, it is a steep elevation hilke. The trails need some maintenance and we only saw one ranger the entire trip up the Gorge and down the Rim.
MoreUnreal waterfalls, beautiful scenery and nature. Definitely a must visit in the finger lakes region or Ithaca.
MoreTwo friends and I hiked the Gorge and Rim trails in about two hours in mid-June, and we loved every minute of the experience. Lucifer Falls and vicinity were, as someone has already remarked, like something out of Lord of the Rings: Majestic, fairy-glen like, and cinematic. Gandalf and Frodo would fit right in there. We weren't wearing any bug spray and didn't get bitten much, but you probably should spray yourself, just in case. We judged it one of the top 10 hiking experiences of our lives, and we've already lived six decades.
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