We stayed here for 5 nights to visit western New York and the Welland Canal in Canada. The park is largely seasonal sites with about a dozen transient sites. The campground is laid back. We were one of about 6 transient campers. The bathrooms and showers looked a little sketchy, but we didn't need them with full hookups. Passport America is honored, so the rate was $12.50 per night plus electric for the full hookups. For exploring Lockport and the multiple lock lifts, Buffalo, and Niagara Falls, this is a good base of operations. Don't expect too much from the campground. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The roads are gravel the sites are grass and gravel. The hookups on our site were at the very back of the site it took a 30' and a 12' sewer hose connected end to end to make the run also same for water the power cord was fine. I had to back up so my trailer door was just on the concrete pad. It looked like all sites were taken by seasonal people only the row we were on at the front of the park was empty. The electric is also metered. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Very well maintained, grassy with ponds. We would stay again. Friendly but clannish seasonal people. The low nightly rate was due to a 50% discount with Passport America. Strange rules. Any visitor must pay a dollar for the day, $3 after 9 PM or to stay the night. Only one dumpster for entire park. Must haul dog poop to office or save up a healthy multiple load. Shower rooms take me back to PE class showers. Not for the shy. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This was a great base camp for us while we explored the Ontario coast, Niagara Fall, Fort Niagara and Lockport Erie Canal. Not well maintained (paddle boats broken, activity room run down), but a nice beach on a huge lake, had lots of room, shade, and as it wasn't crowded, no one parked on either side of us. Passport America rate you can't beat for 10 days. Mostly seasonals, father/son owned, nice people. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We stayed here one week. Easy in and out with a HDT and a 35 foot trailer. They do have 50 AMP for an extra $5.00 a night. They also charge for electric usage. But the cost was still only $19.45 a night having to pay for electric and using Passport America. Very quiet except on the weekend. Kids were noisy past 11 PM. Did have low voltage on hot day. We had to shut down our A/C and put our refrigerator on propane. Did tell the man in the office about it. Does have some low branches that need to be cut back. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

We went to this campground for our maiden voyage in our new Rig. Upon arrival we had a hard time getting anyone to the office as they were working in the grounds. Once registered we were taken to our site which was large with all amenities and nice views of the stream that runs through the campground. It has a number of seasonal units and a small lake for swimming and boat rentals. We were there early in the season but it appeared they have activities throughout the season. Washrooms and showers were spacious and clean. We will return for a weekend getaway We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Roads in this park are gravel. Sites were grass/dirt and mostly level. We had an overflow site that had electric only. These sites were larger than most of the full hookup sites. The electricity didnt have very good voltage. There are some seasonal/permanent residents. We would not go back to this park. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Well maintained park, good security, a little cramped getting about but doable. Nice clean restrooms and laundry. Decent size sites. Road in, narrow and long and a little dusty. Nice park, will go back. We camped here in a camper.