Algonquin Park
Character:
This park has areas for both passive and active recreation in a historic setting that features powder mill buildings and remains from the Civil War era. This park is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Amenities:
Playground, Nature Trails, Pond Area, Fishing, Two Picnic Shelters, Comfort Station, Benches, Picnic Tables, Grills and Parking.
Information:
Algonquin Park opens in the beginning of April and closes mid November (weather permitting).
This 41 acre park offers an attractive setting for family picnicking and walking amid the shells of several Civil War period Powder Mill buildings.
Fishing: A pond is available for everyone’s fishing enjoyment at no charge. Fishing may be done along the banks of the pond, in addition to the landing that is handicap accessible. Fishing licenses are required in accordance with State Law.
SWIMMING IS NOT PERMITTED AT THIS FACILITY.
Group Picnic and Play Areas: Use of the two shelters requires a permit. To reserve a shelter, contact the Parks Administrative Office (845) 615-3830. Shelter A has a paved floor, electricity is available and it is located near the playground. Shelter B has a paved floor, electricity is available and it is located near the entrance off Powder Mill Rd. When the shelters are rented, the play equipment areas remain open for general public use. There are also picnic tables and grills available for small gatherings (no more than 15 people) near the playground area. THE USE OF ANY TENTS OR BOUNCE HOUSES IS STRICTLY PROHIBITED AT THIS PARK.
Please Note: Facility Rentals require advance permit and payment of scheduled fees. Permits may be obtained for Algonquin Park by calling (845) 615-3830.
Please note: Permit requests will be subject to department approval. Upon approval, payment will be required to confirm the reservation.
YOUR RESERVATION IS NOT FINALIZED UNTIL YOU RECEIVE CONFIRMATION OF PAYMENT.