Facilities: While the park is open year-round, some facilities and FILLMORE GLEN Fillmore Glen activities are only available on a seasonal basis. Please 1686 N.Y.S. Route 38 check with the park office or visit our Web site Moravia, 13118 STATE PARK www.nysparks.com before arriving at the park. Park Office: 315-497-0130 CAMPING: Reservations through Reserve America. Regional Office and Park Police: 607-387-7041 Campgrounds: 10 electric and 50 non-electric sites. [email protected] No permanent water hookups available. Jeff Zaia, Park Supervisor Cabins: 3 cabins (gas stove, refrigerator, four beds and IN AN EMERGENCY electric) Park Police……………………..1-800-255-3577 Comfort Stations: Hot showers and flush toilets Police, Ambulance, Fire……………….…….911 Trailer/RV Dump Station

DAY USE: There is a vehicle-use fee in effect at the Camping Reservations park. Permitted activities are posted in the park office. Camping and cabin reservations in NYS parks may Swimming: Stream-fed pool. Only in the lifeguarded be made up to nine months in advance. area. Swimming available weather and conditions Call 1-800-456-CAMP (2267), or on line at permitting. Call ahead to the park office for availability. www.ReserveAmerica.com. Bathhouse Picnic Areas: Tables and grills Special Passes Picnic Pavilion: Can be reserved 11 months in advance. The Access Pass is available to New Yorkers with A 20’ x 30’ tent is also available for rental. qualifying disabilities. The Golden Park Program Playground allows New York State residents 62 years of age or Play Fields older unlimited weekday and non-holiday access to Trails: Gorge and Rim all state parks by showing a NYS driver’s license or Comfort Stations non-driver identification. The Empire Passport Cell Phone Tour provides unlimited vehicle entry to most state parks and recreation areas. Passes can be purchased in person at most state parks or recreation areas, or by mail from State Parks, Albany, NY 12238. Accessible parking spaces and restrooms are available. Contact the park office for specific “Carry In-Carry Out” Parks information. Our facilities are designated “Carry In-Carry Out.” Please take your trash and recyclables home with you for proper disposal.

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www.discoverupstateny.com TO OUR OVERNIGHT GUESTS Quiet Hours and Generator Hours: Quiet hours in camping areas and marinas are from 10:00 p.m. to 7:00 a.m. and are STRICTLY enforced. Your cooperation is appreciated by park staff and your The Finger Lakes Story Lakes, which include Owasco Lake. Since then, water in the form fellow campers.Generators may be operated from 9:00 a.m. to 11 a.m. Sparkling lakes, breathtaking waterfalls and rolling of Dry Creek has poured down the glacially-steepened hillside, and from 5:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. and must be attended. pastoral land dominate the landscape of the Finger Lakes cutting away its soft sedimentary rock. This on-going process has Camping Equipment and Vehicles: Two sleeping tents or one Region. Over thousands of years, gigantic glaciers and formed the park’s gorge with water-sculpted rock and spectacular camping unit (trailer, RV) and one tent are permitted per camp site. No more than two vehicles may be parked on a camp or cabin site. coursing streams carved this landscape shared by waterfalls. ©2018 JMF Publishing The “Cowsheds” is a huge recess in the cliff next to Lower Additional parking for guests is available in nearby parking lots. generations of people. Located in the valley south of Owasco Check In/Check Out: Check-in time is 3:00 p.m. Campers must Lake, Fillmore Glen State Park is one of 29 facilities of the Falls near the beginning of the glen. This waterfall is featured in occupy the site by 9:00 p.m. on the scheduled day of arrival or call the Finger Lakes State Parks Region where you can enjoy these the photo on the front of this brochure. There, weak shale has park office. Check-out time is 11:00 a.m. All equipment must be off treasured landscapes and discover the lives of people of the weathered away under a ledge of limestone. It is said that cattle the site at that time. past. would come up here to escape the summer heat in the days before Millard Fillmore TO ALL OUR GUESTS This park features an oasis of cool, dense woods the State Park. 13th President of the United States Trails: The park provides a variety of trail opportunities. Please stay crowding into a long narrow gorge - a refreshing respite from About a mile up the trail in the glen, the gorge opens up into a Fillmore Glen was named for President Millard Fillmore, who on the designated trails. Proper footwear for hiking in a variety of the summer’s heat. The gorge trail crosses Dry Creek on nine rugged area, where stones have been eroded in rectangular chunks. was born on January 7, 1800, in a log cabin about five miles from conditions will make your trail visit safer. Due to varying weather bridges. New stonework on some of these bridges You can look up and see the Pinnacle, where a section of the cliff the park. In 1965, the Millard Fillmore Memorial Association conditions, park trails can close at any time throughout the year. Do complements the extensive work of the Civilian is beginning to separate. dedicated a replica of this cabin, located near the pavilion, not go on trails designated as CLOSED. Conservation Corps stonemasons of the 1930’s. You can Fillmore Glen is especially rich in plant life. This varied and constructed of materials from a similar cabin in Moravia which Blading, Boarding and Bicycling Safety: Safety helmets are required experience the park’s rich scenery along hiking trails in and abundant flora inspired Dr. Charles Atwood, a local physician and dated from the early 1800’s. by New York State Law. Check at the park office for times and locations where these activities are allowed. around the gorge, in the natural swimming pool and at scenic avid amateur botanist, to work hard for the establishment of the Fillmore was elected to the New York State legislature in 1828, and then to Congress in 1832. He ran successfully for Governor in Swimming Areas: Supervised swimming is available at this facility. picnic areas. public park in the 1920’s. Swimming is not a guaranteed activity. The supervised swimming area The trails were opened at a ceremony in 1921. In 1925, the 39 1844, and became the first chancellor of the University of Buffalo in 1846. He became Vice President as Zachary Taylor’s running may be closed due to weather conditions or availability of lifeguards. -acre site (15.7 ha) was transferred to the State to become Fillmore The Nature of Fillmore Glen mate in 1848. President Taylor died in 1850 and Fillmore Pets, alcoholic beverages and glass containers of any kind are not Water in many forms has shaped the natural landscape of Glen State Park. The park has grown to 941 acres (380 ha). succeeded him to the nation’s highest office. permitted in the supervised swimming area. the park. During the past million years, water in the form of Nearby attractions offer additional recreational opportunities. President Fillmore is best remembered for signing the Compromise Pets: Family pets must be leashed and attended at all times. Proof of giant mounds of ice, or glaciers, covered New York State Visit the golf course adjacent to the park, or go fishing in the of 1850, which attempted to forge a compromise between pro- rabies vaccination must be by Veterinarian’s certificate-the collar tag several times, dramatically transforming the land in its path. Owasco Inlet. slavery and antislavery interests. Because the measure established will not be accepted as proof. Only two pets allowed per site. In this region, the most recent glacier moved through a stricter slave law, Fillmore lost crucial northern support and was Respecting Wildlife: Please do not feed or harass any wildlife while visiting the park. If you see any wildlife that appears ill, leave it where shallow river valleys leaving in its place deep, steep-sided not nominated for President in 1852. He died on March 8, 1874 and was buried in Buffalo, N.Y. it is and contact park personnel immediately. If you come in physical troughs. When the glacier retreated north about 10,000 years contact with an animal, report it to a park employee right away. ago, water filled these new troughs, creating the 11 Finger