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I-87 toward Saratoga Springs to Exit 17N, then make first right onto Fawn Road. At the stop sign, turn right onto Fortsville Road. Campground is a quarter-mile on the right.
It’s good but A side is cramped. Nice view of the long term neighbors and their clutter and probably broke every rule in the pamphlet but because of longevity, they get to do what they want with multiple cars and stuff piled all over the place, sheds, etc it looks like a junk yard. Certain folks get away with breaking the rules. Nice camp otherwise but going somewhere more private and less expensive and no view of clutter! Also, kids run around and destroy the bathrooms which were new and in great shape at the beginning of season. Pavilion is nice and there’s always music. Manager hard to reach. Neighbors snotty and laughed as we pulled our little camper out. Little do they know, we ended getting a $$$ 5th wheel and now have a nicer camp by the Thousand Islands. Never judge!! Weird place. Lots of pot smoking and drinking
We spent a week in one of the cabins. Overall, we were very happy. The campground was rather quiet during the week. Friday and Saturday was very busy with music into the evening (we did not partake - but soulnded like lots of fun!) We did notice once the music stopped, camp quieted right down. Cabin was clean and we'll maintained as was the grounds. Seemed like all the rv sites seasonal. We never saw a camper come.or go - which we liked the limited driving around (for the kids walking and riding) Everyone seemed to have a golf cart though. If we were in the area again - i would make sure to bring a mattress topper - the beds were not the best. Not a deal breaker - and still would leave a 5 star review - its camping after all ;)
Great place to spend a few days away from home if you're lucky enough to own a camper or have friends who own on site everyone is so friendly
We have a seasonal site here, just signed on for our third season.
As with most campgrounds with seasonal guests, we find it to be “clicky” and while most are welcoming to “new campers” some are not.
Most of the staff are wonderful! Especially the maintenance and security crew. The ladies who work the front desk are fun and kind. We have had very limited interaction with the Manager of the park.
Adults love the bands they host every weekend in the pavilion. Lots of drinking, but very few rowdy campers. The corn hole and horseshoe tournaments are a hit as are the poker tournaments. They also do wreath making and paint and sip events at additional cost.
Kids activities are sparse unless they are into candy bar bingo (many weekends) or scavenger hunts. They did a few craft projects in a bag but you seem to have to stumble upon those. They do a movie on Thursday nights, but it starts so late that our kiddos were not interested. They have a large pool and a kiddie splash area which is fun. There’s a slide at the pool that some of the kids abuse jumping from the top into shallow water. We’d love to see an arcade/indoor game room of sorts for those rainy weekends. You often see the tweens/teens sitting on picnic tables watching their phones.
At $4650/season w/o sewer hookup, it would be nice to see more structured activities for the kids of all ages, not just the 9-13 crowd. As well as the indoor Rec area i mentioned earlier.
We really like our site and our neighbors.
