Welcome to
New York State Camping

Services & Amenities:

Within Facility
Baseball/Softball Basketball Biking Bird Watching Boat Launch Boating Camp Store Canoeing Comfort Station Cross Country Skiing Dump Station Fishing Handicap Access	Hiking Jet-Skiing Picnic Tables Picnicking Powerboating Recreation Programs Sail Boating Showers Snowmobiling Storm Watching Telephone Volleyball
Within 10 Miles
First Aid Station Golfing	Sail Boarding

Swimming is not allowed at Selkirk Shores State Park. The former swimming beach will require a comprehensive waterfront evaluation, design and reconstruction project before this activity could return to the park. There are currently no plans or funding in place for this project. Campers may swim free of charge at Sandy Island Beach State Park located 7 miles north of Selkirk Shores. Swimming at Sandy Island Beach is open 11am to 7pm weekends and holidays beginning Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day weekend and Daily beginning mid-June.

DID YOU KNOW you save 15-20% by reserving a weeknight* campsite? (*Sunday-Thursday, excluding holidays)

Maximum of 2 vehicles allowed per site.

Equipment permitted per campsite is: Two tents or one unit of hard wheeled camping equipment plus one tent.

All electrical sites are G.F.I. equipped with a maximum of 20 AMPS.

No substitutions or subletting of campsites or cabins.

No camping tents or equipment allowed in cabin area.

Smoking is not permitted in the cabins or in cottage 25.

Access Pass is not accepted for the full service Cottage rental.

Only 2 pets per site are permitted. Current rabies certificate required. Pets must be on a leash no longer than 6ft at all times.

Visitors must leave the park by 10:00 pm.

Firewood available at park office

A fish cleaning station is available.

When biking, children under 14 years old must wear a helmet.

Chainsaws, chopping down trees, firearms, fireworks are not allowed at the park. No skateboards or roller blades to be used in the park.

Generators can be excessively loud and/or may omit fumes that can be obnoxious to other campers, especially during meal times. Therefore, operation of generators will be permitted only between the hours of 9:00 am to 11am and 5:00 pm to 9:00 pm. Excessively loud and/or obnoxious generators will not be allowed.

Peak Season: A person may be the primary site occupant for 14 total days of camping. S/he must leave the park for 48 hours once they have stayed the maximum number of days allowed before beginning a new reservation.

Getting There:

GPS Info. (Latitude, Longitude):
43.55722, -76.20472
43°33'26"N, 76°12'17"W

From Syracuse: Take I-81 North to Exit 36 (Pulaski); go north, then west, on Rte 13 through Pulaski to Rte 3; travel 1.5 miles south on Rte 3 to the park entrance. From Rochester: Take Rte 104 East to Rte 3 North to the park entrance. From the north: Take I-81 to Exit 36 (Pulaski) and follow the signs. From Buffalo: Take Thruway (I-90) East to Exit 41, go north to Rte 104 East; take Rte 3 north to the park entrance. From New York and Albany: Take Thruway (I-90) West to Exit 34A; take Rt.481 North to I-81 North to Exit 36 (Pulaski); take Rte 13 West to Rte 3; travel 1.5 miles south on Rte 3 to the park entrance. 315-298-5737

Contact Information:

Mailing Address:

SELKIRK SHORES STATE PARK
7101 ST RT. 3
PULASKI NY 13142