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Barryville River Access

A grassy path flanked by tall bushes with white flowers leads to the river. On the left is a bridge.
The Barryville River Access is located next to the Barryville-Shohola Bridge.

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Quick Facts
Location:
River Road, Barryville, NY (41.476563,-74.912437)
MANAGED BY:
New York Department of Environmental Conservation

Beach/Water Access, Canoe/Kayak/Small Boat Launch, Parking - Auto, Pets Allowed, Picnic Table

This is public river access for the Upper Delaware River located near River Mile 273.5 in Barryville, New York next to the Barryville-Shohola Bridge. This access is managed by the New York Department of Environmental Conservation (NY DEC). 

Access Use: 

This is canoe/kayak access only. All boats must be launched from the access by hand. There is no boat ramp at this access. Motorized boats are not permitted to be launched from this access. After parking, visitors must carry their canoe or kayak approximately 200 feet down a wide, grassy path to reach the water.

No restroom is available. 
Please keep pets on a leash.

Parking: 

Parking is available. The parking area is the cul-de-sac adjacent to the access. This is a small parking area able to accommodate approximately 10 regular-sized vehicles. Please be aware of private property surrounding the access and do not trespass or block private property and entrances. When parking, please do not block the emergency access gate. This gate is used by emergency services for river rescues.  

River Rules: 

  • Pack It In, Pack It Out: There are no trash cans or garbage receptacles available. Please practice “Leave No Trace” principles and do not litter or leave any trash behind.  

  • No Glass Bottles: Glass bottle use is prohibited on the river. Broken glass is dangerous for both visitors and wildlife. 

  • Wear Your Lifejacket: It can save your life! Life jackets are required to be within reach when on the water and are required to be worn by children 12 years and younger. Life jackets are required to be worn when the river level is 6+ feet, or between November 1 – April 30.  

  • Do not Trespass on Private Property: Many properties around the river are privately owned. Please respect the local community and do not trespass on private lands. 

  • If fishing, you must have a license: Fishing is permitted at all public accesses. Anglers 16+ years of age must have a valid New York State or Pennsylvania fishing license. 

Please see https://www.nps.gov/upde/planyourvisit/safety.htm for more information. 

Upper Delaware Scenic & Recreational River

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Last updated: August 31, 2024