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From north jct I-190 (exit 25B) & Robert Moses Pkwy: Go 3 mi N on Robert Moses Pkwy, then 1-3/4 mi E on Pletcher Rd.
Adults 19+, Kids 4-18, Free 0-3
Spot was so narrow the distance between our rig and the bump out of the next rig was unacceptable. When we arrived we were not escorted to our site and had to drive around several times to find. We have never experienced this at a KOA
First off like many other reviewers have said the people at the front desk are super nice. The location is great but that’s where the positives stop. The campgrounds have a lot of standing water and this has caused a major mosquito problem. It was so bad we couldn’t enjoy being outside. Our baby couldn’t be outside without being attacked by mosquitoes. The sites are super small. So small that my neighbors fire pit was less than two feet away from my slideout. The fire pit was so close that I had to take pictures of my RV just in case there was any damage. Luckily my neighbors didn’t use the fire pit. The sites also aren’t very level. Some people complained about the full timers in “ugly RVs but that didn’t bother us at all. Additionally there is a local dump nearby and you can smell it when the wind blows the right way. Just look on google earth and you’ll see how close the dump is to the KOA. I honestly wouldn’t come back to this KOA.
This KOA is perfectly located to be a Niagara Falls tourist. The staff are friendly and the facilities are clean and well functioning. This is certainly not a location to do much more than overnight for a few days. The homesteaders seem to outnumber the travelers but that was zero issue. The real problem is there is a massive landfill a half mile maybe less from the KOA. It must also have a sewage facility- at times the smell is really awful. I would not stay here again just because of that. Too bad as this KOA is perfect for touristing.
Overall, a decent place to stay with friendly staff if you are just looking for a place to camp while you spend the days exploring Niagara Falls.
The staff was great and very friendly but the amenities were pretty limited. The RV sites were level and the full-hookups worked well. The sites were very close together, but if you spend most of your day at the Falls, it's not a big deal.
The playground was very small and for little kids (ages 3-5). The pool was functional, but the pool area could definitely use some upgrades- the asphalt around the pool was very rough and the pool needs a paint job.
There are A LOT of bugs (gnats, mosquitos, etc.), so sitting around a campfire can be very challenging at night. There was also an occasional septic smell that wafted over the site.
