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From I-90, take 290(W) to exit 3 (Niagara Falls Blvd or 62N). Turn right at the signal, and drive 5.7 miles and we are on the right.
We had a last minute reservation last night and their service is very good, nice and clean campground (even it is small).
I was a little concerned about staying here based on the negative reviews, but glad we did. We stayed in the campground portion of the property. We have a 35 Ft 5th wheel. The campground is located behind the little motel. The area was clean—no random trash or mattresses as mentioned in other posts. We did not go in the bathrooms as we have our own in our RV. For our purposes, it fit the bill…30/50 amp service, paved pads, shade on the perimeter lots, fire ring. We went to Niagara Falls Park and it was about a 20 minute drive. If you are a self contained unit, I would recommend this campground.
The only problem with service was she didn't realize we made a reservation a month ago. She seems to only keep track of reservations made super last minute. Otherwise, the bathrooms were really clean and the shower had plenty of hot water with adequate pressure. The only other thing I would add is this really isn't a campground for pitched tents. This is pretty much only for RVs. We were the only tent there and it was a little weird. There was a lot of noise from the busy road and people's pets, but for 45 a night, its great. The rest of the hotels around here are insane, including the decrepit motels on Niagara Falls Blvd.
50 Amp Campers Beware!
We booked a pull through site with 50 amp electric service and were told that we would have 50 amp service with the site we had set up at. However, our surge protector kept alarming and wouldn't permit 50 amp service. We tested several of the sites, but it seems there is a wiring short/electric issue going on throughout the campground. We only had 20 amp the entire time. For 75$ a night I would expect the electric to be properly maintained and functioning.
Owner wouldn't answer the phone when we first arrived for check in, and wasn't even at the campground. No signs noting that he would be right back, no additional phone numbers left to reach him, no info. Sign said open and was lit up, but he wasn't there.
Overall, it's a campground. It's got slabs for parking your camper/unit. And it's the only one in the area open year round. But for 75$ a night I would have expected better.
