Lisa and Joey recently purchased the campground and are enhancing it as each day passes! A quiet,…read morelaid back campground perfect for families, friends or couples. Grimes Glen, Letchworth and Stony Brook State parks are close by for swimming. A camp store, playground for the kids and huge bonfires every Saturday night. There's a hiking trail right on the property as well as several adorable cabins. Full hook up and tent sites available. Lisa and Joey have been a pleasure getting to know. They are SUPER kind and we plan on spending the majority of our camping trips there!

We stayed at this beautiful campground last weekend and loved it. It's peaceful and well-kept and…read morethe owners couldn't do enough to make our stay as pleasant as possible. It's a small campground, but the sites are large and well-maintained. I will go back anytime I'm in the Finger Lakes area.

Have the amenities listed on the website weren't available. The campground was quiet, but it wa run…read moredown and dirty. The trash was outside of the trash bins, which probably accounted for all of the horse flies. This is probably the worst one I've been to. I won't be returning.

it would be nice if the sites were mowed. Roads were dusty and constantly having golf carts racing…read moreup and down them. The dust was ridiculous.

Had a great time tenting at Camp Elmbois. The host, Dave was super hospitable and didn't mind that…read morewe had quite a few family members visiting us at our campsite, even brought us a second picnic table. Bathrooms were sparkling clean and comfortable, not like other campsite bathrooms I have experienced. Super close to Keuka lake, and vineyards. Would definitely come back here!

I really don't want to let the secret out, but Camp Elmbois is an awesome camp ground. The…read morebathhouse is as clean as can be and the grounds are meticulously kept. They are family friendly and the owners, Sheila and Dave are great hosts. Helpful and available.

We rented a cabin for a girls getaway weekend and were harassed by the so called manager Kira to…read morethe point that she followed us and threatened to come back to our cabin and beat the crap out of me. All because a friend of ours was having a batchlorette party in the pavilion that she rented and Kira didn't want us there because she has some sort of weird vendetta against me. So when I had had enough and told her to bring it on we get banned from the campsite. This is bull crap when my aunt has had a permanent site there and we go there all the time for The last 10 years. I think it is horrible business when they let there 19 year old manager get drunk and then harass guests. I would not recommend this place to anyone after how they treated us when we weren't hurting anyone just trying to have a nice girls weekend.

Travelled 3400 miles to go to the great Curveball festival at WGI this weekend. Mother Nature had…read moreother plans for us. All of the water in the sky from the week before must have pooled and dripped from above, contaminating nearby water supplies. That being said, many of the 40,000 who were slated to attend the festival had to figure out how to spend the night(s)... Simple, we said, we have a band of our best friends and should just camp out around here. After some searching around, a friend found Skybrook. They promised that they'd be able to accommodate us and were sympathetic with our situation. Now, it would be putting it lightly to say that we have a sizable crew - we had at about 8 RVs and 10 cars... over 40 of us! We were all in this together so said, let's go! Well, we had been waiting in a parking lot to head to the festival and decided on Skybrook. We got there after dark, around 8 or 9 and the office was still open. They put us in a nice open field where we could all camp together. The locals were very nice and would come by to chat and make sure our stay was enjoyable. People who come here more frequently were riding around on the roads on golf carts. We were wondering if we could rent some golf carts, have a runaway golf cart marathon maybe, but couldn't figure it out - oh well! On Friday night, we were graced by a set from DJ Steve who dropped sick beats in the Rec Hall! Many of the locals were there and we came to this camp town to help them party down! All in all, Skybrook came through for us! The facilities were in good shape, the people were very nice and the campgrounds were quiet and clean. If I had to travel 3400 miles for a cancelled music festival, I would stay here again. Was it for this my life I sought? Maybe so, maybe not.

Lovely campground and hosts, well kept grounds, great amenities…read more We were warmly welcomed by the owners and were very happy with the clean facilities. Would definitely stay again!

It would only make sense to give a positive review to a campground owned by someone in your family…read more As I stay for almost a month or so every summer at the campground my family member owns. As I've stay here for many summers I can give nothing but a good review.

So much fun! Our tie dye cabin photo is currently posted as the backdrop on their tell page!!!read more

Not bad, not spectacular. The folks who do come here adore it and many have standing spots…read moreyearround with built out sections like porches or add-ons extending off their trailers. One might call it the poor man's lakehouse. The majority of the campground area is surrounded by trees so the sites are more dirt and rocks than grassy (bring an air mattress!). It's also along a creek so your site may not be too far from a lovely rolling stream -- a great spot to set up for the day with your beach chairs and a ice cold brew. I highly recommend a walk up the gorge. Bring water shoes or sandals with straps because you do end up in the water and your sneakers would end up soaked for the whole stay. The falls are beautiful and a great spot to cool off in the water. There's a rope that's been tied up to a few trees so you can scale the gorge up to the top of the falls. You can have day visitors - cost is $5 per vehicle. The sites overall are a little bit pricier compared to State Park sites (nearly double the price) likely because it's a private campground. There's a store at the entrance of the site where you can grab necessary amenities like papertowels, lighter fluid, garbage bags, etc. I probably won't be back for my own personal camping expeditions, but will join our crew again since this is where they've been going for years.

It was a very educational tour. We picked the 1pm tour and it was very hot so some of the animals…read morewere staying inside and in the shade- the kids were able to brush the goats and pet the sheep. The rest of the animals we saw from afar. The bull was guarding the entrance so we were unable to pet or brush the cows. Overall a positive experience. In the summer heat I'd suggest an earlier tour

Beautiful sanctuary where animal rescues live out their natural lives in peace and safety, served…read moreby compassionate human beings. Established in 1986, it was the first of its kind and easily the most impressive animal sanctuary I've ever been to. Situated in upstate New York, it's a marvelous vision, the scenery is paradise. We visited for my daughter's thirteenth birthday; this is the trip she wanted most in the world. Last time she was here, I was wearing her in an infant wrap. Five years from now, I expect she will be FS staff. Scott was our tour guide today and he is perfect at his job. He introduced us to the animal ambassadors and the mission of Farm Sanctuary's founding. My girls, their friend and myself loved interacting with the wonderful animals, learning their names, hearing about their origin stories and seeing how they've adjusted to the kindness of vegans after lives of suffering at human hands. I highly recommend anyone reading this make the trip to Farm Sanctuary someday. It's a life-affirming experience. YES : VEGAN AF YES : FAMILY FRIENDLY AF

It Was worth the long drive Great ski resort levels for all ages and skill levels and amazing camps…read moreand lessons great instructors and coaches great terrain park and freestyle parks and the food was great and speedy definitely recommend swain ski resort.

Great small ski resort. We went 2/18/23 and it was pure ice (due to weather- not the resorts fault)…read moreso we didn't get to see much of it. I spent a decent amount of time sitting at The Shawmut Grille on the patio in the sun as I've already broken bones skiing on ice so wasn't trying to do that again. The bartender was wonderful, there was a great selection of beers-heavy on the sours, and the food was good! Prices were similar to regular (off ski resort) restaurants which I thought was great! Very nice open patio with fireplaces and Adirondack chairs where you can enjoy the view of the mountain. I'm looking forward to returning if and when we get any snow!