Lodi Point State Park

Lodi, New York
Established 1929
12 acres

Lodi Point State Park is a scenic, waterfront park on the eastern shore of Seneca Lake in the Finger Lakes region, offering picnic areas, fishing, boating, and beautiful lake views. The park is ideal for family gatherings and outdoor recreation in a peaceful, natural setting.

Entrance Fee

Free

Visiting with Dogs

Dogs allowed on leash; owners must clean up waste. Restricted from some areas. Leash no longer than six feet.

Visitor Tips & Reviews

What Visitors Say

Visitors love Lodi Point’s peaceful lakeside setting, easy boat access, and family-friendly picnic areas, making it a relaxing spot for fishing, sunsets, and quiet enjoyment.

Tips from Visitors

  • Bring a picnic; tables and grills are available.
  • Restrooms are open seasonally; plan accordingly.
  • Leashed pets are welcome in designated areas.
  • Boat launch available for small watercraft.
  • Swimming is not permitted in the park.
  • Arrive early for best parking spots.

Amenities

RestroomsParkingPicnic AreasBoat LaunchGrillsFishing PierShelters

Nearby Attractions

Explore these attractions near Lodi Point State Park:

  • Seneca Lake Wine Trail
    A renowned collection of wineries and vineyards along Seneca Lake, offering tastings and tours.
    5 miles away
  • Sampson State Park
    A large lakeside park with camping, hiking, and marina facilities on Seneca Lake’s eastern shore.
    13 miles away
  • Watkins Glen State Park
    Famous for its dramatic gorge and waterfalls, this park offers hiking, picnicking, and scenic beauty.
    21 miles away

Things to Do at Lodi Point State Park

BoatingFishingPicnickingBirdwatchingKayaking

Camping at Lodi Point State Park

No camping at Lodi Point; try nearby Sampson or Cayuga Lake State Parks for camping options.

Hiking Trails

Lodi Point State Park offers easy, scenic day hiking along the shores of Seneca Lake. Trails are mostly flat and suitable for all ages, winding through open grassy areas and shaded woodlands. Hikers enjoy peaceful lake views, abundant birdlife, and picnic spots. The park is well-maintained, making it a pleasant destination for a leisurely walk or a family outing in a tranquil natural setting.

Lodi Point Shoreline Trail

Easy

A scenic trail along the shoreline of Seneca Lake, offering beautiful water views and opportunities for birdwatching.

1.2 mi
35 minutes
40 ft gain
Easy difficulty

Woodland Loop Trail

Easy

A peaceful loop through mixed hardwood forest, ideal for families and nature observation.

4,224 ft
25 minutes
30 ft gain
Easy difficulty

Point Overlook Trail

Easy

A short trail leading to an overlook with panoramic views of Seneca Lake and the surrounding area.

2,640 ft
15 minutes
25 ft gain
Easy difficulty

Picnic Grove Connector

Easy

A connector trail from the main parking area to the picnic groves, passing through open grassy areas.

1,584 ft
10 minutes
10 ft gain
Easy difficulty

Directions

From NY-414, turn west onto Lodi Point Road and follow signs to the park entrance, about 2 miles from Lodi village.

Frequently Asked Questions

What activities are available at Lodi Point State Park?

Visitors can enjoy picnicking, fishing, boating, and swimming. The park also offers a playground, boat launch, and scenic views of Seneca Lake.

Are there camping facilities at Lodi Point State Park?

No, Lodi Point State Park does not offer camping. It is a day-use park only, open from dawn to dusk.

Is there a fee to enter Lodi Point State Park?

Yes, there is a vehicle entrance fee during the summer season. Fees may vary, so check the official website for current rates.

Are pets allowed in Lodi Point State Park?

Yes, pets are allowed but must be kept on a leash no longer than six feet. Owners must clean up after their pets.

Does Lodi Point State Park have restroom facilities?

Yes, the park provides restroom facilities for visitors, including accessible options.

Can I launch my boat at Lodi Point State Park?

Yes, there is a public boat launch available for use on Seneca Lake. It accommodates small boats and kayaks.