Several 50 amp sites near front of park near building. Other sites are 30 amp. Most sites have sewer and water also. No pool or organized events. Very easy trip to Niagara Falls, NY. Friendly staff. Very quite. Great place for base to tour Western New York. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The park itself was nice. My site was horrible, my awning was almost hitting the guy next to me.The price was crazy,$45.00 would have been more reasonable.It was a last minute decision to see the falls, and they had 2 openings. Kids liked the pool, I liked that it was close enough to the falls.The store was nice, but they have a sales pitch for a falls tour one package price. After doing it on our own I would have been dissapointed with the price of that tour. If you have a smaller camping unit, there are nice sites towards the front.Just stay away from the highway side. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Friendly staff. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stayed for three nights to visit the Falls and surrounding area. The campground is located behind the Cinderella Motel (let your imagination run wild). When I called for the reservation the manager stated he was a cranky old cuss and on the phone he was abrupt but after awhile he seemed OK. I don't recall seeing him at the campground and was registered by a rather nice person. In my opinion it is an OK place to drop the camper and use a base camp but not would stay if you have children who need activities. It is a bare bones site as far as amenities but was clean and quiet. Since it is located on an island you have to pay a toll each time you go to the Falls area and the toll for our 5th wheel was pricey. There are virtually no restaurants, maybe one or two, so eat off the island. Cable TV was only available only for the 1st 6 sites and they were long term guests. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Passport America Park. Manager is a hoot! I can understand some people taking him the wrong way and saying he was rude. That is just his way. I registered and gave his remarks right back at him and we ended up sitting in the office for a half hour just chatting about life in general. We enjoyed the place, good sized lots and generally a nice place. Close to the Niagara Falls and all the touristy places but quiet to come home to at night and get a good rest. Would recommend to anyone on a tight budget looking for good value. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Very rude. First guy I called on the phone was nice. Quoted $20 and I was happy. Next time I called it went to $22 with a rude and surly person. Then it went to $25 with a surly but not rude person. Ridiculous. They can't keep rates straight and will nickel and dime you to death. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

You can not believe the incredibly rude treatment we received from this campground. I had called weeks before looking for a campground on Grand Island (I had found this place on the internet but they did not have a website of their own). The gentleman that answered the phone when I called told me there was no need to make a reservation because "people don't keep reservations anyway." I asked for a brochure and he told me I had to put my request in by mail, which I did. The brochure stated 'we treat you like family' and 'pets welcome' so we decided this was the place to stay. When we arrived in our 35' fifth wheel I went into the office to register. The man barked at me "how many people?" I replyed, "two adults, two children." "Got any pets?" I replyed - "one small dog." "Don't take dogs" was his reply. I told him that I was sure I read something that stated that he took dogs and mine was a ten pounder and we always clean up after her. "That's what they all say" and "we don't take dogs" were his comments. We spent the next two hours looking for a campground that was open - it was April and the Grand Island KOA wasn't open yet. We did find the Niagra Falls North Lewiston KOA off Robert Moses Blvd and that was great. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Prices in the main area of the park are way too expensive. However, for $19 per night, there are spaces available along the highway perimeter. A little highway noise, but inside the RV it wasn't bad at all. There are a lot of activities for kids. There is a store with a lot of items available. TV was adequate most of the time; no cable. Wi-Fi was reasonably fast. Bathrooms and showers were not really clean, but there were a lot of people using it. I would stay there again if I could pay the $19 rate, but not the higher price. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stayed here because of its central location to Niagara Falls and the area. The sites for the travel trailers and motorhomes are grass and level. Tenters need to beware as the sites may not be level; check before accepting a site. (Stayed in a tent years ago but they have not changed.) Not enough bathrooms for the quantity of campers, and the bathrooms are not the cleanest, but okay. Dish washing stations are in the bathrooms so you are limited. We arrived late and found night registration easy. Would not rush to go back and with other options in the area we will try these first. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

Positives: Close to Niagra Falls. Friendly, helpful staff. Heated pool. Sites fairly level. Park well maintained. Negatives: WAY TO EXPENSIVE. Pull through sites were VERY tight and close together...not sure there is enough room to put out our awning. Pull through sites are close to the highway, and we could hear some road noise, but not a huge issue. This is a large campground with cabins, tents, back-in and pull through sites. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This park was large and the sites were very roomy. The bathrooms were not clean at all. Also, we camped there for fourth of July and many of the people in the cabins were setting off fireworks and had their music blasting well after 11 pm. Not one person said a word to them. It was disruptive and dangerous. We also stayed on a value site which was 25 feet from the expressway, it made for very noisy sleeping. We camped here in a Tent Trailer.

Some nice amenities and an small amusement park next door for smaller kids which can be reached from the park on a KOA train. Be prepared for extremely small sites. Two awnings on opposite sites will touch each other and what you think is one site may be two sites end to end. It is expensive to stay here. The staff was friendly and helpful. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

This park was way too expensive. The park was nice, really big, we were able to get a nice spot with no road noise. The staff helped us get a tour where they picked you up at the site. I would recommend this as parking at the Falls is a nightmare. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Easy access from interstate and within minutes of Niagara Falls. Nice staff who were very helpful with change of sites and setting us up on a bus tour. Half the campground has nice paved roads. Great campground for children with nice heated pool and bounce mountain. Big rigs should definitely request the "deluxe" sites. Our first site could not fit us with 4 open slides. Traffic from the interstate could be bothersome for some when in a site 1-3 rows from highway. Would definitely camp here again if visiting the falls even though it was pricey. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Great campsite if you have kids. The heated pool was wonderful, and the kids loved the jumping pillow. You can catch a train to Fantasy Island that runs from the KOA. The staff was very friendly. The only reason this is not a 10 is the sites are very close together and there is no privacy. The pull through sites in back are close to the expressway-would not suggest those sites-but all the others were OK. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Great park. We camped in the front pull thru's. They had just been renovated and had a nice covered swing at each site. Great park for kids, nice jumping pillow next to the lake and a nice playground. Perfect location to go see the falls. We would stay here again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The staff was real nice. The sites are very close together and there is no privacy. The back half of this campground is old and the sites are real close together. We camped in the front half which is newer but unless you want to want to the premium price for the deluxe sites, you have to share the pull throughs with another RV. There is absolutely no privacy even in the newer area. When we camped here, the train station to the park was closed the entire 4 days. There are better places closer to Niagara Falls that are cheaper. There is absolutely no restaurants even close to this campground. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This is a great campground if you have kids. The staff is very friendly and the camp store is very well stocked and the prices are not bad. The kids enjoyed the jumping pillow which is included at no charge. For $20 a person you can ride a "train" from the campground and into Martin's Fantasy Island. We really enjoyed this amusement park and it was nice to go in and come out for meals or to get changed. This campground is located very close to the falls so it is convenient. The only negative thing we would say is that the pull-thru space that we had was extremely narrow. You can touch the guy next to you and so privacy is a huge issue. We camped here in a Travel Trailer.

There is another KOA in Niagara Falls. This is the one on the north end of Grand Island, just off the I-190. Overall, this seems like a nice park for a family. There's an amusement park next door and many things for the kids to do on-site. The grounds were clean the night we stayed there. Easy access to the falls. Our site and the ones around us were not level and they were muddy. It looked like they carved a spot out of the grass and spread gravel on it. We were put in a spot that backed up to the freeway, so it was noisy. Way too expensive. All the parks around the falls are expensive, but $75/night is exploitation. In the 6 weeks of traveling coast to coast, this is the most expensive park I've been in. It doesn't offer that much value - least for me. I spent less in New Jersey with easy, cheap, walking access to Manhattan. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

I'm not sure I'm in the same campground the earlier reviewers have rated. Our site is level, roomy, full hookup, and 50 amp electrical service. We aren't near a highway, and everything in the campground is clean and tidy. This is one of the best campgrounds of our 5 month trip. We were so happy with the campground that we extended our stay 4 more days. We had originally booked 3 days, based on the previous reviews, but were so impressed when we got here that we went ahead and extended our stay. If we ever come back to this area we will most certainly return to this campground. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Once again, the most expensive sites are the poorest in the campground. This is an expensive place to stay, yet they still put the 50 amp motorhome sites right next to the expressway, crammed together, with no shade. Since we were only here for two nights, it wasn't too bad, but, come on folks! There are some nicer sites with trees, space, etc., but I think these are 30 amp. We camped here in a Motorhome.

This campground is in a tourist area. The sites are narrow. A small tree was strategically placed where I needed to open my awning. This did not cause a problem because I spent most of my time at Niagara Falls. The facilities were clean and the employees were friendly and helpful. I was escorted to the my campsite. My satellite TV worked well here. We camped here in a Motorhome.

We stayed here during the 4th of July in a 39' Class A motor home. They put us in a tiny pull thru spot right next to the expressway. The sites are only about three feet apart with the next sites water electric & sewer hookup in the middle of our site! Needless to say, we got to know our neighbors very well. The property was very poorly maintained, our grass was at least 2-3' tall on our site and all over the campground. They finally decided to mow a few spots at 9:00am on Saturday morning. Mind you there were plenty of open sites they could have mowed, but no, they tried to mow a site that was already occupied. The man was trying to clean off the front of his motorhome and the mower guy was throwing up dirt and rocks towards the visitors camper. Oh, and you better be out of your site BY 11:00am... They have people on golf carts making sure you are out on time... I told them if they were so attentive to the maintenance to the property as they were to get people out, they might have more repeat customers. The only reason I gave this KOA a 3 rating is because most of the staff was nice and helpful, the location was good, Marting's Fantasy Island was worth it (Buy the ticket at the KOA store and walk across by the train). However, they should be ashamed of the prices they charge for such a packed in, poorly maintained place. I will not be returning to this KOA, nor any other KOA again. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Very disappointing. The surrounding areas were a bit scarey. We made multiple space reservations well in advance ( 3 months ) of our arrival only to get there and find we were stuck in the back right on the highway. The ground was un-level with grass surface. The grass looked like it had not been mowed for sometime. We did go in to the office in the AM and demand that we be moved to a better location which they did but we had to fight for it. If we return we would not stay here, we would go into Canada. We camped here in a Motorhome.

The park itself was very clean and well maintained, the store was fully stocked and the staff was very friendly and knowledgeable about the area. However this campground is located in a "tourist area" the sites are very small, mainly out in an open field so that you are packed in like sardines with little or no seclusion from the next site. We were unable to use much of our camping equipment such as the rain/sun canopy, Tiki Torches. To do this we would of needed two sites. The nights in August did get cold and we had to turn on the heater which really amazed us as how fast the temp. dropped once the sun went down.It was a great home base to visit "The Falls" and Canada but for true woodsy campers like us this campground would not be first choice to stay at again despite all the amenities it offers. We camped here in a Tent Trailer.

This is a big park close to a lot of things. The staff was very nice and the lots level. There is no shade in the very back where the newer larger sites are and the freeway is way too close back there but overall this is a good place to stop if you didn't come to enjoy the park itself. The front of the park is very nice with shade trees and away from the freeway but make reservations in advance as this was full up. With the trees the front area doesn't have much room to open slides. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Easy access to this camp ground while travelling between USA and Canada. Sites are side-by-side, providing little space for rigs with slide-outs. Although this camp ground was virtually empty when we camped here, the staff put another rig in the site next to ours, causing the new arrival to have great difficulty in setting up their rig. Very poor decision by the management. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

Stayed here for a stop over during son’s competition in Buffalo. Staff was very helpful, I came in late and a staff member came over and escorted me to my site. Yes the sites are tight, but then again this is a campground near a tourist attraction. The electric water and sewer were available and easy to use; park is older but is in overall good condition. My back in spot was level enough that I did not use my wood blocks to level my 31-foot c class, and there were several pull though sites. We camped here in a Motorhome.

Nice sites, alot of helpful staff. Needs more shade. But would camp there again. We camped here in a Fifth Wheel.

This was a nice, quiet campground. We stayed in a camping cabin. The cabin was clean and had electricity. The bathrooms were clean, but I remember the drains backing up alot. Usually after the morning rush. There were ample showers, and I didn't have to wait. The pool was ok. I would stay here again. We camped here in a .

This park is a dump. Broken and overflowing sewer connnections, filthy restrooms, trash overflowing at drop area, sites so narrow you can barely extend a slide. I wouldn't wish this park on an enemy. Stay away from this one. We camped here in a camper.

This is the worst of the worst. The only good thing I can think of is that it was open. The whole CG is full of problems, to many to mention. Stay away and maybe they will fix them. We camped here in a camper.