The 112 acre historic Hiawatha Island rests in the Susquehanna River between Owego and Apalachin. It was once a popular recreational site for locals, a riverboat destination, a working farm and the site of a grand hotel. The island is now a nature preserve and home to...
Logan Hill Nature Preserve, bordering Catatonk Creek and the small village of Candor, offers miles of hiking trails with stunning views of meadows, ponds, forests, and the hillsides of the Southern Finger Lakes. The 285-acre Logan Hill Preserve features diverse...
Two Rivers State Park in the Finger Lakes region is a beautiful area that is great for hiking, mountain biking, birdwatching, snowshoeing, fishing, hunting, and boating. Trails wind through woods, along a creek, up steep forested slopes, along the...
Hickories Park is set along the Susquehanna River. It has two playgrounds, picnic tables, grills, volleyball courts, a walking and biking path and five pavilions that hold 100 people and one that holds 200, making it a great place to stretch your legs, host a party,...
Marvin Park has a walking/running track, playground, pavilions, picnic tables, grills, bathrooms, dirt track, open space, outdoor event center, and a pool. It is the sight of the annual Tioga County Fair and home to the Tioga Agricultural Society barns. It is located...
Rawley Park is a family-friendly park with walking paths, a pavilion, playground, and open space. It borders the Upper Branch of the Owego Creek and has fishing access. You find out whats happening the Friends of Rawley Park Facebook page.
A family-friendly park with meandering streams, pavilions, a playground, basketball court and baseball diamond. The perfect place for a wedding, reunion or summer barbecue. Click here for a history of The Trout Ponds.
Courthouse Square at the heart of the Historic Village of Owego is the most recognizable landmark in Tioga County. Its main feature is the Tioga County Courthouse which was built in 1872. It also features monuments to Civil War Soldiers and Sailors, Veterans and...
A pleasant, shady park named for Mary Muldoon, a respected Waverly teacher who was also known nationally for her innovation in education and as an advocate for teachers.
A community park with many amenities set around a beautiful pond with fish, water fowl and a fountain. The park is just off the intersection of 96 and 34 in Spencer across from the Shurfine grocery store.
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