It is a clean park with nice shade. We took our kids to the nearby drive-in theater, which was a first for them. The setting is very nice and the kids liked the way you could drive through the stream. We just stopped here for an overnight and we would definitely stay here again.

The nice mature trees gave good shade. Many of the sites are fairly narrow and our picnic table was uncomfortably close to our neighbor's sewer connection. There was also a large bump between sites that made it hard to use what little space we had. On the upside, the pool was very nice and very clean.

This is tied for the nicest RV park we have ever stayed at. Everything is relatively new and exceptionally well kept. There is very nice grass between sites with plenty of room and nice landscaping. The shower stalls are clean and luxurious (big with very nice ceramic tile). The campground has a very nice pool and you can use the pools (2 outdoor and 1 indoor) and lazy river at the resort across the street. The trolley stops right across the street which is very convenient. We had a spot next to the stream in which the boys enjoyed playing. The only reason I did not rate this campground a 10 is that it does not have a playground. So, it is missing one thing, but everything that is there is exceptionally nice.

Very nice park with some beautiful spots on the water. We had a waterfront site and you should know that you won't get waves since it is in the "narrows" between the island and the mainland. But you can get some beautiful sunsets and it is great to look out over the water (it looks like a calm lake). The water recedes quite a bit when the tide goes out and the bottom is fairly muddy. The showers were very nice (especially at the larger bath house between the RV and tent secions) with plenty of hot water. Some of the stalls had some peeling paint however. The pool and playground were clean and in good shape. This is the most I have ever paid for a campsite, but I just loved to sit out and look over the water.

Very nice with great activities for the kids. The jumping pillow, giant chess set, clean pool, and movie on the weekend nights kept our kids entertained. There is an outdoor pool table which is a very unusual experience since it is not level and flat! Most of the sites have nice large shade trees and just a great relaxing atmosphere. The store was nice and the staff was very friendly. The showers in the main building are very odd with the shower head coming down from the ceiling on the side opposite the water control. The showers needed to be a little hotter. Also the changing areas are very small making changing clothes difficult.

Nice spacious sites with lots of trees. It was fairly quiet and amazingly enough no mosquitos! We were in the 400 loop, but all the loops were pretty similar. If you have kids you might want to get one of the loops close to the store and recreation area. The worst part of camping here was the showers, which were clean, but need updating and not nearly hot enough and there is no temperature adjustment. The roads around the campground are getting a little bumpy and should be repaved. Letchworth state park is beautiful and we loved it. Hiking around the waterfalls was great fun and we all liked the whitewater rafting as well. The recreation hall had lots of things for the kids to do and it was staffed by friendly teenagers.

The facilities here are excellent; I think these are the best facilities of any RV park we have ever stayed at. The showers were very nice (ceramic tile), hot, and clean. The pool is very nice and clean and the large hot tub is a nice treat for a campground. We were near the front and the grass was very nice and the cement pad was very nice; it feels like the park was built within the last couple of years. If you can, try to stay in the back where there are more shade trees. The only reason I did not give it a 10 is that there are not more kids activities or play areas.

Very nice landscaping and facilities. Most of the spots are seasonal and all (with one exception) were very well maintained and attractive. With the stream and lake, there are many scenic spots and all the spots have very nice fire pits. We had a very nice spot on the lake (#372), and the lady that lived next door was a permanent resident and very nice. The roads are all paved which means no dust and good bike riding for the kids. Since we were there during the off-season, some things were closed during the week, but they let us keep the shuffleboard equipment so we could play during the week which was very nice. One very minor complaint is that one shower stall was out of order the whole time we were there, but there were 2 others that were very well kept and we never had to wait for a shower.

Nice shady campground that is well maintained with many activities for the kids. They have a lot of showers which are very nice. We stayed in site #4 which was on the lake and we loved being able to fish right from our site. I had to work fairly hard to level the trailer since the ground sloped toward the lake. About 10% of the time we could smell the sewage treatment facility (which is near site #1), so you would not want to be any closer than we were. When I made the reservation, the staff told me about the smell and was upfront about it.

Nice campground with good shade trees, we were next to a small brook which added some nice ambience. The pool was very clean as were the bathrooms. We pulled in late after the office closed and another camper was in my brother's site, he contacted the owner, who promptly got the other camper to move to his correct site.

Nice big shade trees and well maintained with nice landscaping. The pool was nice, but there are not as many activities here as at the bigger KOA campgrounds. This is a good place for an overnight stop.

Well maintained with a lot of activities for kids. We were here around the 4th of July and the pool was a little crowded for so many people. Nice stores, restaurants, and ice cream on site. The WiFi is there but I could never get an IP address and was not usable, they said there were too many people, which I did not find to be an acceptable answer. We stayed in site 189 or 289 and the trees had to be trimmed and it was fairly tight, not nearly as nice as most of the other spaces. I think they only rented out these sites on really busy weekends.

Not as many activities as at your typical KOA, but we were only here for one night to see Devil's Tower. The pool was real nice and we enjoyed watching Close Encounters of the Third Kind on the Campgrounds big TV. Nice hot showers; I think this is the only campground where I could have burned myself with the hot water! Good shade trees, but not much grass.

Expensive for what you get, but there are not many choices near the Tetons. One morning I went to all the bathrooms and all were out of toilet paper; I had to go to the main lodge to find toilet paper. There are some nice shade trees, but the roads are dirt and there is not much grass so everything was pretty dusty. There is not much to do at the campground.

Very well maintained with a big, clean, indoor pool. Nice store and good activities for the kids.

This campground has a lot of large mature trees and had great shade. The showers were clean and hot. The campground is within walking/biking distance to downtown and other activities. It was a very nice store and everything was clean and neat.

There are a lot of seasonal campers here and some of them are very poorly maintained and unsightly. There are a lot of golf carts being driven around, which I don't care for. This is a very big park, so you do want to have your bikes to get around. On the positive side, there are many things to do, but some of the activities appear very old and not well maintained. Our site was very wide (40 or 50 feet), level, and had nice grasss. The store is well stocked.