The Empire State is huge, and with nearly 200 state parks in New York, there’s a lot to see. It’s only natural that some places fall through the cracks and don’t get as much attention as they probably deserve. One underrated park in New York that we absolutely love is the Betty and Wilbur Davis State Park in Westford. This hilltop oasis spans 223 acres in beautiful Otsego County. It’s filled with a gorgeous hardwood forest, and has amazing views and an expansive system of hiking trails. This is a fantastic and peaceful spot for a day trip that doesn’t get as many visitors as some of our better-known parks.

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What other state parks in New York do you think don’t get enough love? Share your ideas in the comments and maybe you’ll see them featured in a future article!

For more information about Betty and Wilbur Davis State Park, you can check out the New York State Parks website or Alltrails.

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