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Robert H. Treman State Park

A gorge and waterfall day trip near Ithaca, outside Broome County.

Near Ithaca, Tompkins County

Robert H. Treman State Park is near Ithaca in Tompkins County. It is a day-trip option rather than a Binghamton neighborhood park. Plan the trip using the New York State Parks page, including trail closures, seasonal swimming, parking, and any admission charges. Gorge trails can be steep and slippery. Choose a route that fits your group, check weather, and follow posted closures. Do not assume swimming is available whenever the park is open.

Choose the outing before choosing a trail

Choose the outing before choosing a trail
PlanConfirm before leaving
Gorge or waterfall walkTrail condition, stairs, elevation and current closures with New York State Parks.
Picnic or lower-exertion visitFacilities, entrance, restrooms and a route your group can use.
Swimming visitWhether swimming is operating on your date; park access alone does not establish this.

Day-trip plan

  • Record the selected entrance and parking arrangement rather than routing only to the park name.
  • Check weather, footwear, daylight and each person’s ability to use steep or wet surfaces.
  • Plan an alternative if a trail or swimming area is closed.
  • Check charges, pets and accessibility with the park operator.

Plan your visit

Check the operator for current hours, closures, admission, and visitor requirements.

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Visit questions

Is Robert H. Treman State Park in Broome County?

It is near Ithaca in Tompkins County. Treat it as a separate day trip from the Binghamton area, with travel time and a route chosen for your group. Use New York State Parks information for the park’s facilities and visitor requirements.

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Does an open park mean gorge trails and swimming are available?

No. Trails and swimming areas can have separate seasonal or weather restrictions. Check current park notices before leaving, choose a trail that suits your group, and follow posted closures. Gorge routes can be steep and slippery.

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