1538 Conklin Rd
Conklin, NY 13748

The riverside town of Conklin is located in the southern sector of Broome County, NY. Bounded to the south by the Pennsylvania State Line and the west by the city of Binghamton, Conklin’s township sits on the mouth of Big Snake Creek and the Susquehanna River. One of the longest waterways on the Eastern Seaboard, the Susquehanna River is an economic engine for tourism and recreation. A spectacular site for fishing, kayaking, biking and hiking, the river and surrounding woodlands appeal to residents and visitors alike. Conklin is approachable and affordable, providing small town appeal with unparalleled proximity to the city of Binghamton. Binghamton, a diversified manufacturing center and transportation gateway, acts as the cultural hub for dining, lodging, entertainment and employment for New York’s Southern Tier. Embracing its roots as a destination for innovators, Binghamton’s largest employers include iconic companies like Lockhead Martin, United Health Services, Corning, and IBM. Attractions in the area include MLB NY Mets affiliate Minor League baseball team - Binghamton Rumble Ponies, AHL hockey team, the Bundy Museum of Art and History, the Cutler Botanical Garden, and the Binghamton Zoo. With so much to see and do, there is something to interest everyone. Broome county creates the Binghamton, NY MSA which has a population of more than 250,000 individuals and is the 8th largest MSA in the state of New York. The county is also home to SUNY Broome College (Total Enrollment 5,894) and Binghamton University (Total Enrollment 17,292). Conklin offers easy access to Interstate 81, Interstate 86, and State Route 11. The town is situated just 9 miles to Binghamton, and a short drive to the northwest Finger Lakes, northeast Adirondacks, and New York City. The property is located next to the Susquehanna River and the beautifully maintained par 72 Conklin Players Club is consistently ranked as one the top public courses in the New York. This location is just 52 miles to Scranton, PA, 83 miles to Syracuse, NY, and 168 miles to New York, NY.