Eel Weir State Park offers a peaceful riverside retreat in the scenic Thousand Islands Region of northeastern New York. Located in Ogdensburg on the Oswegatchie River, two miles from Black Lake, this serene campground provides an ideal escape for RV and tent campers seeking water-based recreation and natural beauty.
The park features 38 campsites with water hookups, including pull-through sites suitable for large RVs. Modern facilities include hot showers, tables, and clean toilets throughout the grounds. Pet-friendly policies and scenic picnic areas with grills make this destination accessible for families and outdoor enthusiasts.
Eel Weir State Park is renowned for its fishing opportunities. Beyond angling, visitors enjoy boating and water sports from the on-site boat launch, as well as hiking and trails exploring the natural landscape. Canoeing and rowing are popular pastimes on the tranquil river waters.
The location provides convenient access to regional attractions, including the Minna Anthony Common Nature Center, one of New York's largest nature centers, as well as nearby Kring Point State Park and Canoe-Picnic Point State Park. The park's setting on pristine waters combined with nearby Thousand Islands attractions makes it a premier camping destination for those seeking outdoor recreation, wildlife viewing, and peaceful waterside camping in upstate New York.