Dryden Lake Park, located just outside of Dryden, New York, is a beautiful space to spend your leisure time. There is a boat launch location with parking that is slightly separated from the main park but accessed from the same road. Motorized boats are not allowed on the lake unless they are electric powered. There are 2 pavilions, one large and one small with movable, accessible picnic tables and accessible grills. Pavilions available to be reserved through the Dryden Department of Public Works (call 607-844-8888 x240). Two fishing platforms are available. One fishing platform is within the main park and very close to the main parking lot, and the second can be reached by traveling on a trail that is further down the park road. There is a small playground in the main area of the park adjacent to the large pavilion and a number of accessible picnic tables you are free to utilize. There are 2 single use bathrooms at both parking areas (main park and boat launch) that are labelled male and female, and also accessible.
The Jim Schug Trail runs nearby and can be accessed from this Park.
There are no programs run by the agency that manages this park.
Public Park
The scenic Dryden Lake Park is located just outside of the Town of Dryden in central New York. This park is free to use and offers boating, fishing, picnicking, and access to a playground. There are 2 single use restrooms designated for males and females in the main park and the boat launch area. The park has been constructed with universal accessibility in mind.
Main Park Parking lot with Fishing Platform in view
Large Pavilion from main park Parking Lot and ramp onto the first fishing platform.
First Fishing Platform with small ramp between the platform and Parking lot