Oh, Ranger! NY State Parks

Oh, Ranger! NY State Parks is the official mobile application of New York State Parks. Easily find the parks nearest you, filter by activity, and off you go! The app includes more than 200 state parks with photos, maps, directions and links to important numbers and services.

The app is built on the same platform as the acclaimed Oh, Ranger! ParkFinder™, giving users the latest in geo-aware mobile technology along with a distinct local feel. Information is updated regularly in partnership with state officials, providing the crucial information you need about camping, hiking, pets, swimming and more! Plus, now share your experiences with your friends and family via Facebook and Twitter and help get more people outside!

Next time you hit the New York trails, be sure to bring Oh, Ranger! NY State Parks along for the journey.

APP INCLUDES:

• More than 200 State Parks in New York
• Activities Descriptions
• Maps & Directions
• Important Phone Numbers
• Seasonality/Weather
• Lodging & Concession Information
• Non-Profit Partners
• Facebook, Twitter and Email Sharing
• Links to Events and Related Websites
• Related Articles
• Nearby Attractions

Choose your favorite activity categories to find the right place for you and your friends and family. Quickly toggle back and forth to find locations that have any or all of the following activities:

• Auto Touring
• Bicycling
• Bird Watching
• Boating
• Camping
• Climbing
• Fishing
• Golfing
• Hiking
• Historic & Cultural Touring
• Horseback Riding
• Hunting
• Off Highway (OHV) Use
• Picnicking
• RVing
• Tennis
• Water Sports
• Wildlife Watching
• Winter Sports

WHAT THE MEDIA HAD TO SAY ABOUT Oh, Ranger! ParkFinder™:

"Even if it weren’t free, Oh, Ranger! ParkFinder would be well worth downloading." - Bob Tedeschi, The New York Times

"Oh, Ranger! is your virtual guide to the outdoors — you fire up the app, plug in your location and either see which parks are near you or find an activity you want to do to filter out the parks that let you do it. It's awesome." - Gizmodo