Wilson-Tuscarora State Park | Great Lakes Guide

Visit this state park for its beach, as well as its 395 acres of mature woods, open meadows and marshland. The park is partially sheltered from Lake Ontario by "The Island". The swimming area itself boasts a beautiful view of Lake Ontario and is a narrow strip of smooth pebble beach. The region is named for Reuben Wilson, an early 19th-century settler.

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