in Chautauqua-Allegany

Only minutes from Chautauqua Lake, Camp Prendergast offers both tent and RV sites, many available with water, electric and sewer, and two rustic cabins.

Open seasonally from mid-February to mid-April, Cartwright's Maple Tree Inn’s has been serving up its famous all-you-can-eat buckwheat pancakes and 100 percent pure maple syrup since 1963.

The Cathy and Jesse Marion Art Gallery features group and solo exhibitions by regionally to internationally renowned artists as well as student artists of Fredonia University.

Cattaraugus County has it all - thriving communities, rolling farmlands, forests, scenic waterways and wooded hilltops overlooking valleys sculptured by glaciers of the Ice Age.

Formed in 1805, the western NY resort town of Chautauqua is home to the famous Chautauqua Institution, beautiful Chautauqua County, and scenic beaches along Lake Chautauqua.

Chautauqua Art Gallery in Lakeland showcases original work created by artists living in, or with ties to Chautauqua County

The steamship Chautauqua Belle offers a variety of cruises, including historical, lunch, evening cocktail cruises, fireworks, dinner cruises, private charters and the popular foliage cruise in the fall.

Known as the western gateway to New York State, Chautauqua County offers fun, adventure and relaxation to its visitors and residents no matter what the season.