The PERFECT finger lakes campground! My husband and I have been vacationing on different lakes for…read more5 years and this was our first time staying on Kekua and we have decided it is our new favorite. The campground is wide open with a beautiful view of the lake. The grounds are kept immaculate and it is so quite and peaceful even though it's not very private. The bathrooms are clean and well stocked and the host was around even day checking on things. She was wonderful! We loved our stay and our campsite. Can't wait to be back!

From the owner: Lakeview Camp Sites is a privately owned campground overlooking the east side of Keuka Lake. read more

Amazing RV park!I can't stop talking about the Finger Lakes RV park and the great experience we had…read morethere. FLRV opened in the last couple years and is a great addition to the camping options around the Finger Lakes. Located about 1/3 of the way up the eastern side of Seneca Lake, the location provides easy access to the wineries, distilleries, and breweries along the lake.This is a family owned campground and the owners were very friendly and took pride in their business. Fresh baked chocolate chip cookies are included at check-in.  The campground sites are very large and spread out. Being a newer campground, the trees are small, but that did not take away from the experience. Easy maneuverability, great wifi and water pressure, along with level sites make it a great place to stay. The bath house is emmaculate and rivals those at Fort Wilderness Resort. Amenities are minimal (no pool, playground, or golf carts), but they are bookended by two wineries with walking paths from the campground. Due to the minimal amenities, it is very quiet and relaxing especially in the evenings sitting around the campfire.  I look forward to returning to the Finger Lakes RV park as this is easily one of our top campgrounds when needing to relax.

Had a lovely week at the Finger Lakes RV Resort in June 2024. The RV sites are very spacious and…read moreserene. Check in at the front office was easy. I pre-booked my site online. The resort is walking distance to two wine tasting rooms, a convenience store and a diner. Nicely appointed new clean bathrooms and dog park!!! Looking forward to my trip next year!

I went camping here for a quick trip to the lake region. I got to try a few wineries and take in a…read moreconcert at Point of Bluffs. I loved my site with trees secluding me from my adjacent neighbors. I biked all around the site and lake. The lake looked awesome for swimming, fishing and boating access. I saw several playgrounds for young kids. Each of three campgrounds had their own wash house. The one, near my campsite, was really nice! The campground was well maintained and clean. They allow pets but please note most sites don't have RV hookups. Price after fees was $36.25/night.

Keuka Lake State Park doesn't boast a whole lot to write home about…read more.. Tip: There isn't a lot of shade here, so you might want to rethink visits on very hot sunny days There's a fairly large grassy area here that offers benches and picnic tables for sitting and picnics. There's also a not very big roped off area for swimming. Oh, did I also mention the Marina that's fairly close to this place?

This is our second summer at the marina. The marina and its staff are first rate! The marina is…read morepristine and one of a kind, you won't find a better spot to enjoy beautiful sunsets. Dockmaster Dave and his staff are dedicated, capable and just out of the box amazing! Alex always has a big smile that is contagious, and he knows boats!! Dennis has stories that are entertaining, and shares his experiences which have been very helpful to us. Welcome to Ken and Ron, wonderful additions to the marina. Glenn and Josine

Nice campsite, but avoid the marina!! The old man there is so mean to the customers! Lots of other…read moreplaces in the area to rent a pontoon boat! Cool cabins though

Nice place and nice people! Dog friendly and a dog park! The pool is heated too! Price was…read moredefinitely affordable for full hookups!!!

This campground is amazing! New owners Sandy and Eric, as of Oct 2019, have renamed this campground…read moreRivers Crossing Campground and Marina. You can find them online, Facebook and Instagram. The location is right on the water, with beautiful grounds, a swimming pool (which wasn't open yet), and an amazing community! Sandy and Eric take great pride in this hidden gem. They were very gracious in allowing our 40' straight truck, even sent us a video on the camp site/access to it before we arrived. We will be back for sure! Thank you for welcoming us into your community and giving us a sense of "family". Vincent and Melissa, Louqshire Expediting Adventures

When you arrive there is a central place to park your car. There is a wagon to transport your items…read moreto your tent but the walk is not that long. The check in spot has a note with the owners phone to call. They show you the amenities and to your tent. The lounge has tables to eat and exchange your lanterns. I did not use the lantern to charge my phone I brought a battery pack. They have umbrellas and rain boots you can use if you need to. The breakfast had coffee. Tea, and a tea kettle if you need boiling water for oatmeal. I ate a crescent roll and jelly for breakfast and a yogurt with granola. The lounge also had fliers for attractions near by. The bathroom was clean and nice. It was a but of a walk if you stay in Aspen, but you also have privacy. The campfire was lit every night but you did have to share with the other glampers but everyone was very nice. The pond is newly constructed but will look nice once it is all settled. I ate out but there were two grills available for use in the cooking area. We also took their wine tour. It was $100 per person but I would say worth it and very convenient! Christine is very knowledgable about wine. The price included stops to 5 wine tastings at different places. One stop served lunch, lunch was at your own cost. After the tour we had a back in the tent before heading out again. The inside of the tipi was very cute and I would stay again.

Stayed here for a single night with my and depending on what you are looking for this place may be…read moreright up your alley. I have stayed at glamp ground and camp ground of a pretty wide variety. Pros: Peaceful, good space between camping spots, clean bathrooms(3) and showers (2). Yogurts and some baked goods are put out in the morning. No coffee but there was tea. Cons: Its a hike. You park around a half mile away from your site and its mostly muddy trails through the woods. There is not much of a lounge or hang out area, its a 20 foot tent with 4 or 5 small tables sitting on loose stone. The paths are not crushed stone and get very muddy, the lanterns they provide to charge your phone only gave us about a 35 percent charge. No lights on the trail make finding the bathroom in the middle of the night a bit of a pickle. Unlike other Glampgrounds I have been to this place has no staff. Its in the owners backyard and they walk down when you call them. If your looking for the rougher side of camping or just hate pitching a tent, for $200 a night this is your spot.

We camped here for three nights and it was great. The other campground (Watkins Glen race track)…read morewere very wet because of so much rain, but this campground was dry! Good gravel roads, spacious site, and full hookups made it easy. Very close to down town, kids park across the street, and right at the bottom of the lake; so close to everything. The staff was very nice and accommodating as well. Great place to stay!

Campground is convenient to Watkins Glenn SP, but the sites are gravel and weeds, no laundry…read morefacilities , and the bathrooms are disgusting!!! They leave the doors to the bathroom open all day & night, vagrants and folks using Marina across the street use the bathrooms, they are not ADA compliant (there's no wheelchair stall), a wheelchair cannot fit into the shower area, there's hundreds of bugs all over the toilets, floors, sinks, etc.. The sanitary napkin disposal boxes have not been emptied, and there are spiderwebs covering the ceilings, windows and in every corner. The lights are filled with 1,000's of bugs! The majority of sites are permanent residents, and they'll tell you that their rent keep going up, but no improvements are being made. For almost $100/night, you don't get your monies worth!

Came here this past fall with our martial arts club (during pandemic time). We ended up exploring…read morethe pine-scented maze, playing with the maze dog (so friendly), and doing the rope climb! So many interesting tire swings (one had a saddle), smokestacks, little classrooms and such. We pretty spent all day here, and the donation is pay-what-you like! Some of our group did paddleboats. Such a lovely place.

Sampson State Park set on the eastern shore of Seneca Lake. With a long history since the days of…read morethe Revolutionary War, WWII Naval training camp and soon after an Air Force training base during the Korean War. Today, roughly 2,000 acres of open space for mobile campers, tenters, and even fixed cabins for rent. Family friendly throughout the grounds. Boat launch, lakeside beach, play grounds, snack shop, game room, outdoor movie theatre and a Camp Store for replenishing camping needs and the ever popular S'mores refills. On-site, many former military roads and infrastructure during WWII Naval base, and Korean War Air Force base, including a Military Museum on-site built in the 1960's. We enjoyed a day walking and driving around the grounds and a good old fashioned picnic along the shore. Later an ice cream at one of the snack shops.

Wonderful state park with spacious RV sites, great facilities and beauty. Close to wineries and…read moreoodles of trails.

It seems to be Evergreen is best known for seasonal camping (you fancy-pants camper campers types,…read morewith your built on decks with outdoor carpets made to look like well maintained grass), but I'm going to tell you my experience as a cabin renter camper type. Bottom line... IT WAS AWESOME. Elaboration time... We got one of the newer, fully equipped cabins, which came with A/C, running water and flaunted a private full bathroom. The cabin sleeps 6 (we put more people in there but, shhhh!), and was more than accommodating for say, hypothetically speaking, 6 adults and 6 kids with some blow up mattress support (the cabin limit set by the campground is 6). The cabin rate was $200 a day. The cabins have a private room with one queen bed (I think... I sleep on a king bed normally because I'm an American), a loft room with a double (Again, American, and I really have no idea, as I typically have enough room in my giant bed at home to lounge, eat a smorgasbord, practice calligraphy and also sleep), and a set of bunk beds in the common area. The one bad mark I'll award --and this is a mighty stretch-- is that the playground area, which wasn't great to begin with, was conveniently closed due to COVID, but was in shambles anyways. The playground should be upgraded ASAP. (NOTE: Neither Yelp, Inc. nor Jim B. condones in any way, shape or form, the circumventing or breaking of any rule, such as cabin maximum capacity, regardless of how arbitrary a rule may be, and it is the expressed position of Jim B. that every person should respect the order set by the establishment, blindly, and at every cost, no matter what.)

Clear my mind, beautiful clear night, stars and moon lighting up the ski. Trails that go forever,…read moreputting life back into the best perspective leaving out all the ones that try and take everything you have earned and loved and thought would be behind anything life throws at you and when you throw back, only the real ones stick it out by your side. Let everything and everyone go and settle for things that don't last. Love Life, Let the Haters Hate. Meet people half way and expect the same in return. I'm not giving up my respect and honor anymore. Happy Thanksgiving all.