The cleanest bathrooms at a campground I've ever encountered. We were here for a weekend stay, and…read moreabout half of the sites are seasonal, the other side where we were seemed to be pass throughs. Extremely quiet campground, small basketball court and tiny office. There wasn't much for small kids to do, families be aware! Sue was very helpful when checking in/checking out. Wish there were some more items like soft drinks to purchase, but there's a small convenience store across from the state park that was well stocked. Would definitely visit again.

This campground offers a beautiful view of Lake Ontario, but has limited lake access. Sadly this…read moreis another corporate managed campground in need of some TLC. Sites are not level, and in need of added gravel. Website advertises Wi-Fi but was not working during our stay. When we ask about veteran/military discount we were told no discounts were offered on stays 3 nights or less. Sad, with just a little TLC and customer appreciation a beautiful location with great potential Tom & CeCe

https://www.localsyr.com/news/local-news/point-peninsula-community-fears-proposed-limestone-mine/amp…read more POINT PENINSULA, N.Y. (WWTI) -- A proposed limestone mine has left a Lake Ontario community angry and fearful. J.E. Sheehan Contracting Corp., a company out of Potsdam, has submitted a permit for a 15.2-acre limestone mine in the Village of Point Peninsula. This project proposal was submitted to the Department of Environmental Conservation. Sheehan owns a campground and restaurant in Point Peninsula. However, residents who live in the village just learned of the project in mid-December. "They will be blasting and mining, they will be pulling stone out," Year-Round Resident Laney Hastings-Taylor explained. Hastings-Taylor has lived in the village for decades and has worked to educate neighbors about the proposed mine, which would be located off Jefferson County Route 57. Many people have rallied with Hastings-Taylor to voice why the mine does not belong in Point Peninsula. "There's one road in, one road out. We didn't buy to have this kind of traffic out here. People walk the roads, they bike. A little girl across the street roller skates," Year-Round Resident Jeannie Koster shared. "You can't have that with that kind of traffic." Aside from work within the mine, the contractor has shared that the mine would increase daily traffic to a minimum of 50 large trucks. "To me, this is a resort area, not, you know, not an industrial type area for mining," Gene Taylor, Laney's husband added. Site work has already been completed on Sheehan's 92.5-acre property, which Taylor explained, has destroyed ecosystems. Point Peninsula and surrounding areas are home to migratory birds, such as snowy owls, bald eagles, ospreys and waterfowl. Taylor also owns three AirBnb's in the village as well as the only you-pick berry farm in Jefferson County. She is worried that this mine will ruin the fragile balance. "People's wells will be contaminated. The runoff from the blasting from the mining, the water is going to go right down that hill and right into the lake," she expressed. "People come and they have a magical vacation because of this lake, because it's just so beautiful. And all those things will be impacted." The DEC is hosting a public comment period on this project. Comments will be accepted through Friday, December 22. Point Peninsula is located in the town of Three Mile Bay, in Jefferson County.

The food has been very good this year and the atmosphere is beginning to fall into place. Nice and…read morerelaxing and the drive is beautiful.

One of the cleanest campground bathrooms so far. Staff is all very friendly and helpful. The ice…read morecream place, Gal's right out front is a plus. Campground itself is very clean and meticulously maintained. The ONLY negative I can find is, they could use more trees between and around the sites. I understand there may be more Fall clean up, but it is so level, I don't think it would be all that difficult to clean up. Sorry, coming from the Adirondack area, we're used to alot more trees. But again, overall, I would definitely recommend this campground, and can forsee future travels there.

We were greeted nicely and had an escort with backing up directions by our escort. Bob, thank you!!…read moreThe restrooms and showers were very clean. The hosts were very pleasant and helpful. Our stay was very nice AND quiet!!

We stayed here in Jul 22 at site 14. This was a pretty good experience. We were weekend campers…read more Check-in is extremely easy and they will call you to see if you need assistance hooking up. Sites are all pull through with a level concrete pad that will accept 40"+ RVs. The site is close to a park, a dog park, and a lake which allows swimming, fishing, and kayaking/canoeing. The only con is that they do not have a lot of natural shade or mature trees around the sites which makes it very hot.

I can't say enough good things about Angel Rock. We recently stayed in cabin 13 on the water, and…read moreour friends (another family) stayed in cabin 11. Our 3 year old had the time of her life on the playground, in the pool, playing in the field, and knocking on the office door to say hello to the girls working there. They don't provide towels (not even a hand towel in the bathroom), but I know they will provide them if you're in a pickle and forgot about that. We did arrive an hour or two before check in and they were nice enough to let us check in early even without signing up for that ahead of time. I did get the impression that they very much wanted us to have a nice stay, and I appreciate that. The pool was clean, the sunsets were beautiful. We can't wait to return!

This is our third time staying at Angel Rock and each year is better than the last. It's always…read moreclean, welcoming, and the entire property is vacation ready and kid-friendly. The gorgeous pool area, volleyball, and shuffleboard is always fun and catching the sunset from the fishing docks is beautiful. They have a screened gazebo, shady areas at the pool with wash off stations and restrooms, a huge field for kids to play in, a little playground, and a few different areas to have camp fires. There's a few spot to dock boats and a couple of fish cleaning stations as well. The true gems are the cozy cottages. We stay in the "tiny house" #29 or #30. Both have porches overlooking the river and are up to date in their decor. It definitely feels like a treat staying at Angel Rock. We stayed during the pandemic and they are taking EXTRA precautions to keep staff and visitors safe with deep cleaning in between guests and contactless check in and check out.

We were checked in by a welcoming and helpful staff member. We had a lovely, clean, large suite on…read morethe water side with a patio. We appreciated the effective and consistent AC during the little heat wave. I usually have a hard time sleeping through hotel noises (other visitors, fans turning on and off, elevators, etc...), but none of these things existed. The bed was perfectly comfortable, and the room was stocked with whatever we might need. The decor is dated, but with such a reasonable price (compared to other options) and so much else going for the inn, we'll happily accept some well used furniture and carpets. Also just to note for future travelers: The windows are quite small, so the view is minimal.

Sackets Harbor / Lake Ontario is a beautiful region of NYS to visit. Be aware, however, there…read moreare only a few hotels. There are plenty of RV parks, but hotels, restaurants and grocery stores are few and far between. Our room at the Marina Inn and Suites was charming and spacious overlooking a field that was utilized as a lacrosse field from 8 am till 8 pm. Towels and hot water were all more than adequate; king bed was comfortable. Down on the first floor is the ice machine and a washer/dryer area. Dryer came in handy since it was raining most of the weekend of our stay. Staff are on duty until 8 pm most days. The building is close to the water and has adequate parking for this building. Out back was a marina and a restaurant which unfortunately had closed due to COVID last year. It was open for two dates, one of which we were staying at the inn and one at the end of the month. The bad news was there was no table availability. We were welcome to check out the bar and sit in the adirondack chairs but weather being what it was, we opted for other entertainment. The restored building next door was now a YMCA which was open for occupants of the Inn. We did not utilize this because unless you walk about a bit, you won't know it's the Y. In this area of buildings that have been restored, is another surprise - a pizza shop. Another review to come. If I go back to Lake Ontario, I am sure that the Inn and Suites will be on our list of places to see and stay at again.

The Islander was very nice, over looking the marina staying in the maple room we were very happy to…read morestay there.

I've been a customer here for many years. Great ownership, great management, great service. The…read morelocation is an easy walk to all of Clayton's finest attractions.

I would like to start out by saying the staff was wonderful here. We checked in during a huge…read morerainstorm and when we got to our site, the staff member said that these sites tend to take on water. He called up to the main office to see if we could move our site along with the other three families that were camping with us. They were able to accommodate moving all four sites to a better location. The views are incredible here, including the sunsets. I am not an early riser so I did not see any of the sunrises. Lots of stuff for the kids to do. I would recommend bringing bikes for kids because the place is very big. The sites are a little small but I have been in tighter campgrounds before. This is a place I would definitely come back to again.

Gorgeous setting in the Sackets Harbor area. Sites are small, but that is to be expected in any…read moretype of Sun Outdoors or KOA location. Very pretty driving into the campground. Amenities are great - bar, restaurant, camp lodge, arcade, bounce pad, tennis courts, fishing, boating, golf cart rentals, camp store, and many cabins/hotel people can choose to rent as well. Very friendly staff. We will revisit in the future.