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Triple R sets a new standard for camping. We pride ourselves in being the cleanest park with the largest list of amenities, beautiful views, and pet friendly. All our sites are full hook up, include cable TV, and most are covered by WIFI. Come have dinner on our new patio with a hot tub, tiki tables, palm trees and splash ground called LeeKee Lagoon. Come experience what everyone is talking about. Once you camp at Triple R you wont want to leave. If you have kids, this park is for you. We are rated 10-10\*-10 THE SPLASH GROUND INSTALLATION WILL NOT BE UNTIL THE SUMMER OF 2020 FOR OUR 50TH ANNIVERSARY.
From south jct Hwy 98 & Hwy 16: Go 1 mi N on Hwy 16/98, then 1-/1/2 mi W on Elm St, then 1/3 mi SW on Bryant Hill Rd.
I have mixed reviews at Triple R camping resort. It’s nicely maintained and flowers at every site are pretty. Nicely paved site and stoned roads at our “premium site”. Pools appeared clean and well kept. “Spa” was clean but really not a “Hot Tub” temperature; only Slightly hotter than the pool in my opinion. Restrooms near pools were clean. Unfortunately, this place is GEARED 1000 PERCENT TOWARDS KIDS!
What I thought was not so good… check in is at 3. Arriving any time after noon but before 3 will cost you an additional $50 for the day! A bit over priced, in my opinion. $10a day per person for any guests you might invite over. (We are seniors) Also overpriced is the golf cart rental at $65/Day plus tax. There is No discount for (ailing) seniors. (Met neighbors camping in their 80s who told us this as they rented one for two days). Again, to me that’s overpriced! There are zero umbrellas (shade) over chaise lounges or seats near the pools unless you’re willing to pay $75 a day for a basic cabana of either plastic chaise lounges OR plastic Chairs. Providing some type of shade (for free) should not be such an anomaly!
There are just four cute tables with grass like umbrellas but the stools with no backs are not comfortable seats for any long portion of the day.
There are an abundance of SIGNS EVERYWHERE, the song “Do this, don’t do that, can’t you read the signs”?” came to mind! One sign says you’re not allowed to bring in your own shade. (Own umbrella I’m guessing)
Staying in the shade is critical to some folks. Why is that not allowed.
It would be more enjoyable if we had our grandchildren with us so. We won’t plan to come back especially at about $100/night for our premium site but lacking some of what we consider basic amenities at any “resort”
We had a great experience at this campground over the weekend. It’s close to Ellicottville which is why we stayed here. All encounters with the staff were positive and friendly. We didn’t bring our kids with us because we were celebrating an anniversary and had a blast. There are walking trails, there was a donut truck, wine tasting, wine slushies, fried dough and a band. We camp a lot and this campground has the most well kept sites. The gravel is so nice and the site had plenty of room. We will definitely be back with our kids.
We have been living full time in our RV and traveling a whole year across the States and so far this is the best campground we have been to. Worth every dollar it costs. Very well maintained, clean, organized, everything (splash park, water slides, swimming pool, inflatable to jump, games, jacuzzi, games room, TV, meals, breakfasts, etc.) for the enjoyment of adults and children. It is much more than what is seen and described on its website. Its extremely friendly owner and staff who empathize with children, every weekend, make the place a lot of fun. The only thing that surprised us was that for such a well-kept campground, there was little demand for cleanliness in the bathroom, it never had a good or complete cleaning, for everything else it is really perfect. Definitely highly recommended.
Our family had a wonderful time at Triple R. All of the water features (splash park, pool and hot tub) were clean and well maintained. Our kids absolutely loved all of it. They have a catch and release pond and beautiful flowers throughout the campground. The pool is heated to a temperature that is comfortable to just casually walk in rather than standing on the steps talking yourself into going swimming. The hot tub has a nice rock waterfall feature that my 10 month old absolutely loved. The splash park has 7 water slides, a dumping bucket, sprayers and some other fun features as well. Aside from the water fun, the park also has a jumping pillow, playground, indoor rec center, store and food you can order to go. The food will not disappoint. We had their breakfast pizza, churros, pretzel bites, apple pie logs and the taco logs which were all delicious. The staff are extremely helpful and friendly. When we pulled in, we were greeted by a really nice lady who showed my husband our site on a golf cart prior to her leading us to the site. She did this so my husband could decide how to best navigate getting our big camper into our site. We will be returning next year to make more memories and to enjoy all that this park has to offer. You should check this campground out, you won't be disappointed.
We stayed in the summer so it was quite crowded and busy. Overall, it was a beautiful campsite, with lots to do! My kids loved the hayrides, playground, pool area, and extra activities going on. The extra activities were actually quite amazing...things like hair tinsel, airbrush tattoos, etc. The issues we encountered were just other campers being rude and having no campground etiquette. We had site 1 at the entrance to the campground, which was also located directly in front of the basketball and volleyball court. Despite the campground placing signs to not walk through the site, it happened over and over again. It got even worse on Saturday when the bounce house was next to our site. We even found someone's garbage (used bowl and paper cup) on our picnic table when we came back from an activity. So clearly someone had been sitting at our table. It is almost like site 1 should not be a site given how much foot traffic goes through that area. If we go again we definitely will avoid that area of the campground. I think if we had a different site, our experience would have been more enjoyable. Again, the campground tried to out up signs and such, but nothing helped. I think if the bounce house wasn't there it would have been a little better. Don't stay at site 1 in peak summer months.
