Evangola State Park
733-acre park offers beach swimming, athletic fields & campsites, & hosts an annual tomato festival.
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(from Google)What a beautiful view of the lake. We camped at one of the Yurts at the campgrounds. The kids (age 7 and 3) love the playgrounds and walking along the beach. We came end of August so it was cooler. We walked from the campsites to the beach which is a short walk past the campground check in building. All staff were very nice and and I saw them clean the bathrooms daily. Glad we decided to stay here for a few nights.
Such a clean beach! The bathrooms are well taken care of, the picnic areas are super nice and they have an excellent playground for your youngsters. Definitely our favorite beach to visit!
This beach is definitely one of my favorites for Lake Erie in WNY! Beautiful views and sunsets. Parking is fairly cheap, and water is amazing (for a lake, that is). People are friendly and mind their own business, and ofcourse its pet friendly!
This is a beautiful beach. There are plenty of oavaillions and tables with grills to use. The playground is very nice and there are colleyball nets set up in a few spots. The waves were very high and they brought lots of rocks and shells to the shore so you have to be careful walking. We were there on a day that was absolutely packed and the bathrooms flooded and got pretty gross. Maybe on a day with less traffic it would remain in working order.
Photos of camper sites are below for reference. We had a wonderful trip to Evangola. Sure, it was windier than we could imagine and rained a little bit but the park was fantastic. While we didn't attend programs the park has both adult and youth activities throughout the weekend. The park was clean and the restrooms were well-kept. There's even a specific dish washing sink, a large table/ workspace, and a small library! The downsides- it's a popular park that books up very quickly. While the park was absolutely full on our visit it was also quiet. Sites are very large- both deep and wide, and generally not too close. One note, the sites up against the lake are far, far windier than the others. The disc golf course was also very fun! There's some longer holes, a few shorter. A few holes NEED a bridge- the white and blue tee pads for hole 10, and crossing the stream at hole 14 in particular. Otherwise, very fun!