Introduction

Experience the natural splendor of Western New York at Allegany State Park's Red House Area, a premier destination for outdoor recreation and wilderness exploration. This spectacular park section combines stunning landscapes, recreational opportunities, and rich ecological diversity to create an unforgettable outdoor adventure.

Background

The Red House Area offers a comprehensive recreational experience within Allegany State Park, featuring a large lake, extensive camping facilities, and diverse trail systems. Visitors can enjoy boating, fishing, hiking, and wildlife observation in a pristine natural setting. The area provides modern amenities while maintaining the park's commitment to preserving its natural ecosystem.

History

The Red House Area of Allegany State Park represents another significant section of this historic wilderness preserve. Named for its distinctive red-colored administrative buildings, this area has been a central hub for park operations and visitor services since the park's establishment in 1921. Like the Quaker Area, it was developed during the Great Depression by the Civilian Conservation Corps, creating infrastructure that has supported generations of outdoor enthusiasts and conservation efforts.

Address: 2373 ASP, Rte 1, Suite 3, Salamanca, NY 14779Get Directions

Total Trail Length: 15.3 miles

Fees: Vehicle entry fee

Hours: 24/7 seasonal access

Phone: (716) 354-9101

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