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Western New York Outdoors
A Parks and Recreation Guide to locations for outdoor adventures in WNY.

Dayton Lakes
Town of Dayton, Cattaraugus County.

Description:

A rural farming town south of Gowanda on Route 62 and along the Conewango Valley, this area borders between Chautauqua and Cattaraugus counties.  These lakes are located on the Country Side Sand and Gravel site and are very scenic for bird watching numerous waterfowl species and fishing.  No boats allowed.

Public access is available for Middle Lake and Lake Flavia via parking areas off Route 62.  Fishing is permitted within a 50 foot boundary from the waters edge outside the fenced areas.  There are signs posted with rules and regulations.  No trespassing allowed at North Lake.

Nearby is the Conewango Swamp. There are public fishing access areas on Swamp Road, Ireland Road and Route 394 for Little Conewango Creek.  The NYS DEC stocks brown trout in this stream north of the village of Randolph.  The Conewango Swamp is a designated Wildlife Management Area.

Maps:

Dayton Lakes A streets map between the towns of Dayton and South Dayton.	Randolph Little Conewango Creek streets map, Swamp road access.

 

Images:  Click on a thumbnail pic to enlarge the image.

Dayton Lakes South of Dayton on Route 62 is North Lake, Middle Lake and Lake Flavia.	Lake Flavia at Country Side NYS DEC fishing access site sign.	Lake Flavia The largest lake is accessable on the western shoreline.
Lake Flavia Canadian geese before migration on Nov. 15th, 2004. Rules posted at the parking access area.	Fishing Areas Map for shoreline access locations.	Peninsula Lake Flavia eastern shoreline.
Lake Flavia Shoreline area and peninsula.	Middle Lake The western shoreline near the Country Side entrance.	North Lake No trespassing allowed.
Conewango Swamp The wetland, marsh and creek.	Little Conewango Creek Public fishing rights access off Route 394.	Little Conewango Creek Swamp Road.

Other Related Sites:

Cattaraugus County
Enchanted Mountains
Gernatt Asphalt Products
NYS DEC - Little Conewango Creek and Conewango Swamp WMA.

 

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