Red Jacket Park

Nice family friendly Park, recently constructed buildings including the restroom and rec areas. The playground is also pretty new, within the last 10 years I do believe. Adequate parking, though it can fill up in the Summer time. The only reason I don't give it five stars is the steep downgrade to the water, I would not call it handicap accessible at all (To the water, playground and buildings are very handicap accessible, it's just the topography of the land that makes it hard, I have bad knees, back and hips and would prefer not to walk down the hill myself for safety's sake, not that it is not maintained well, they do a fine job, it is just not a hill I feel safe on. Wonderful lake, warm water, I used to enjoy it when I still could. I enjoy shooting photos from the parking lot mostly in the Fall. The park is conveniently adjacent to a marina, who sells all sorts of, products to enjoy on the lake from waterskis, tow behind boat tube and other air filled apparati, to snorkeling gear and of course offers boat slips and repair as well as parts for the do it yourselfers.

New item, heavy duty bench swing. 🧡nGreat place to watch the sunset.nThe kids enjoy the modern playground.nThe slope down to the shore can be difficult for some. Wooden benches and picnic tables are at shoreline. Water access (beach line) has been lessened over the years. Bring your own comfy chair or mat if you like and a good book. 🙂

A quaint little park! Lots of picnic tables scattered about with some in shady areas. The playground is really nice; very clean too. Lifeguards on duty while you swim / wade in the lake.nnI love the history of this park! If you visit, definitely go check out the statue on the opposite side of the park away from the restrooms. It's really neat to learn about the historic nature of the name. It's a little out of the way from the main area.nnI really like this park and make an effort to stop here whenever I'm in the area!

A great place for a Mother’s Day Picnic! Bathrooms were clean, playground for the kids, picnic tables and amazing views of Keuka Lake!

Great lil Park my bf and I found on Google while visiting the area for the Halloween wkd. I'm orig from Elmira and I never heard of the Native American named Red Jacket.