Bayberry Program Center

The Celebrate Trees Trail | The Coates-Martino Nature Trail | Photo Gallery

Directions
Located within the Junius Ponds system, Bayberry's main entrance is on Route 318, 1.7 miles east of the Geneva Thruway Exit, # 42.

Season/Hours of Operation
Available year-round, seven days a week by reservation. 

Facilities
Harman Hall is a year-round facility for groups and has a sleeping capacity of 24, winterized lodge with hot shower, flush toilets and kitchen; seasonal housing units -- hideaway, A-frame, one tent unit, a large pavilion, primitive camping area, hiking trails, two interpreted nature trails --Coates-Martino Nature Trail and the Celebrate Trees Trail, orienteering trail, wildlife blind, picnic tables, fire circles, pond, and a council store. Water is available mid-April to mid-October at the seasonal sites.

Available at Bayberry -- snowshoe rental, parachute, cross country ski rental, orienteering, and quiet observation from the wildlife blind.

Photo Gallery
See photos of facilities at Bayberry.
Download slide presentation of all our facilities.

Local Places of Interest
The National Women's Hall of Fame and Women's Rights National Historical Park are located in nearby Seneca Falls. The Waterloo Outlet Center is a mile east of the Bayberry Program Center.

Facility Information

For reservation and fee information see the Program Center Fee Sheet and Program Reservation Form.  Call the office at 315.539.5085, ext. 2129. View the full chart of facilities amenities in the program section of the current Adult Guide. Scroll to the Bayberry Program Center page.

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