Finger Lakes National Forest Highlights
- The Backbone Campground is a tent-only site, primarily intended as a picnic or overnight site for equestrians. Facilities include toilets, cooking grills, and picnic tables as well as a corral, which is located next to the campground.
- The Blueberry Patch (named for its patch of wild blueberries) is suitable for small campers and tents. Facilities include picnic tables, vault toilets, and a hand-pump well for water. This campground offers convenient access to many forest trails.
- The Potomac Group Campground is intended for groups of between 10 and 40. It is a short 200- yard hike from the parking area. Facilities include a hand-pump well, a pavilion with four long picnic tables, and two vault toilets.
- Free dispersed backcountry camping is allowed throughout the forest. You must camp at least 50 feet from the edges of trails, streams, and ponds.
By Travel Expert:
Karen Berger
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