Woolly Hollow State Park

About Woolly Hollow State Park

The park is located at the foot of the Ozark Mountains and includes a variety of waterfalls, lakes, rivers, streams, ponds and other natural features. Fishermen must bring bait and fishing equipment, as well as fishing equipment such as fishing lines, fishing rods or fishing rods.

The launch pad is located on Lake Bennett and the park also offers access to a variety of waterfalls, lakes, rivers, streams, ponds and other natural attractions in the area.

On the beach there is a snack bar, a bathhouse and hot showers, and the 30 pitches have been reopened. Woolly Hollow also houses a museum with a variety of historical artifacts and artifacts from the park's early days. The historical perspective of this park offers visitors a unique insight into the history of the first New York State Park and its history.

Starting from the bathhouse and campsite that surround Lake Bennett, the trail climbs up the crest and offers a magnificent view of the lake. The path winds through the forest, past the campsites, through a small stream and back to the park entrance.