Huge RV park, with many repeat guests that come for the whole Summer, also some people live there…read more12 months a year. Many small lakes throughout, some with fountains; which I'm guessing keeps that water circulating to keep it fresher, and also not attract mosquitoes ;) A lifeguard is on duty during the day, there are some community activities posted, there is a cute little game room/store across from the beach; which looks enjoyable to sit at, out on the patio. Every bit of room has been used for RV spaces, so it's fairly tight, but very doable, as far as driving around with a big rig in there, ours is 35 feet. Many of the sites in here have been highly decorated, and are over the top with landscaping, and additions to their sites, gnomes, lighting, decks, fencing, shutters, statues, outdoor fireplaces, gazebos, you name it, they've done it ;) French is the main language spoken in this park, and this includes the park owners, good time for some practice with your French ;) $45 was our rate for 2 services (Water & Elec), in July.

Spectacular view of the raging river through our front windshield. One of the most memorable camp…read moresites in our many years of traveling the United States. Leave the windows open and fall to sleep to the sounds of The Little Salmon river.

We really wanted to add to the good reviews but unfortunately it wasn't a great experience. The…read moreoverall property was quiet and the sound of the Salmon River was relaxing. The live band and party the owners put on was really nice. However, the site we reserved was rented out (there was a particular reason for reserving that site) so they placed us elsewhere. Would've been ok, but, we were next to long term campers that were not maintained and all of their stuff was strung out. We stayed there for 4 days and no one showed up. The grass was overgrown underneath their rig, allowing mice but they were kept at bay by the snakes we found slithering in the tall grass under the camper. The service truck that those neighbors had was parked in the roadway and on our site which made parking, pulling in, and pulling out difficult. Again, it too didn't move so thankfully the campsite was cleared out by the time we left. The campground is also on a slope and the way that the sites are positioned, septic lines will be dumping uphill. This won't be a problem if your dump station is in the front of your RV. Access to the river is limited unless you're of the mindset of no campsite etiquette, which there was plenty of (not the fault really of the owner). There are, however, DEC access points to fish the Salmon relatively nearby which was nice. If this was a $25-30/nite site then ok, whatever, but it's not.

Just LOVE it here!!! My boys and I just love the campground and the absolutely BEAUTIFUL view!!! -…read moreAntonette

Great cabin accommodations!!!! HOT water, AC, Keurig Coffee maker, grill....what more do you need??…read moreLOV'd owners and view! Thank u guys!!! We will b back w/ friends and our Harley's!!!

This campsite is absolutely amazing. I go here every year in august with family…read moreAnd friends. I love going up. Here it's nice and relaxing.

Amazing campground full of friendly people! We come back every year! Great place for the summer.read more

Staying at the Grand Isle State Park allowed us to explore the Grand Isle, North and South Hero on…read morethe Island. Minimum 2 night stay and while you stay there, you can have free access to the day use state parks such as Sandbar State Park (not dog friendly) or Niquette Bay State Park (dog friendly) to name a few. We stayed on site 76 which was big and open. On a packed weekend, this site won't give you much privacy like the other campsites but it makes up for location - near the bathroom and water spigot, nature center, playground and beach. This and the others next to it would be a good site to reserve as a group of friends who are looking to go camping together. When we went, it was raining and so we went to the nature center where the staff there was very inviting and engaged our 4 year old to do an activity. Great spot for the kids to do indoor activities if it rains. Beach is a rock beach (no sand) and a great view of the water. I do wish it was sand but we still managed to have a good time in the water. Also the playground was very updated and my daughter enjoyed going there whenever she can. Everyone, including staff and campers, were all so nice there. It was our first time camping here and the staff explained everything to us and even offered us some free produce that they had. Firewood $6 (fairly dry), free kindle wood, ice $3.

Grand Isle State Park is my new favorite place to go camping. Located on Grand Isle in the middle…read moreof Lake Champlain it is as scenic as you can get. Just the drive here makes it worthwhile, even better if you can do it in the daytime and without rain. Add to that nice secluded little campsites, functional shower facilities, swimming at the beach, sporting equipment and bike rental, and (get this!) actual pleasant human beings for staff and you basically have a perfect idyllic getaway. It's dog friendly, a quick drive to Burlington, and surrounded by other local attractions. I was only here for two nights, but I hope to return someday. Maybe it was just the campfire-grilled steak and corn on the cob, or the way the sun looked setting over the lake, or all that fresh almost-Canadian air, but I think I'm in love. I can has more vacation days? You can even book your site online, where they have a interactive map with photos of each location. Seriously. best. campground.

Very poorly managed RV park. The front office is nearly impossible to get ahold of, management is…read morehardly ever there. Another time I wanted to go backband stay again, I tried to call and get a price on a cabin and it took him days to get back to me. By then, we didn't want it anymore. This is mostly older Canadians, or people passing through on fishing tournaments, etc. Not very many locals at all. The lot sizes are relatively small so I hope you get along with the neighbors. The roads are full of bad potholes that have been that bad for a while. They are slowly fixing then luckily. There is a speed limit of 5mph, practically walking speed, and if you go even 1mph over, someone is guaranteed to scream at your car. There is a pool that they say is heated to 80, but there's no way that it's heated that high. It's freezing. The entire piece of land is swampland, when it rains it floods pretty bad. With a little more upkeep and better management, this place could be so much more. But its mostly Canadians keeping it going

I have traveled this country for over 10 years and NEVER seen a campground so POORLY run. First,…read morethe office is only open from 9am to noon, so you boondockers , come in after noon and leave before 9am and they will never even know you were there. There is a septic smell all day long from the faulty septic system. The water tastes like the runoff from a chemical plant, it foams when you pour it in your glass from the tap, you can't drink it or cook with it, its only good for flushing your toilet. If you want a picnic table or fire ring, you better pick a site that has one, only about half of them do, otherwise you have to steal one from another site, or, if a seasonal, you have to buy one. The laundry is a JOKE !! You put your money in and SOMETIMES something happens and sometimes it does not ?? Most of the sites have not seen any new gravel in 20 years. They have firewood for sale ( if you are lucky enough to have a fire pit ) but ONLY if you need it between 9am and noon. They have a propane set-up but nobody to run it. The web site is VERY misleading, don't be looking for a nice pond with a fountain, it does not exist. The manager is VERY dishonest, he will lie to you every chance he gets. The heated pool is heated to 78* , not my idea of heated. Do yourself a favor, pass this one by.

I was at Lazy Days RV Resort. The grounds, RV water and electric hookups are excellent. The…read morerecreation center and pool facilities are well maintained. The owners live onsite are friendly and sponsor activities and games with prizes. It was an enjoyable experience.

After 14 years as long-term renters at Lazy Days Campground in Mooers, New York, we are leaving…read morebecause of ongoing harassment, derogatory behavior, what we experienced as unequal treatment, and the way the situation was handled by management. During those 14 years, we had never experienced an issue like this. The situation involved a neighboring camper whom we never spoke to. There was no argument, confrontation, or personal dispute between us. Despite that, we began experiencing behavior from this camper that became extremely personal, degrading, and harassing. We reported what was happening to Jason. The campground has its own rules regarding derogatory comments and behavior, so we expected those rules to be enforced. We were not made aware of any action being taken regarding our complaints, there was no meaningful follow-up with us, and no resolution was communicated to us. At the same time, this same camper was making complaints about where we parked our vehicle, and those complaints were repeatedly acted upon. We were told to move our vehicle even though we were not parked on the neighbor's side. Our vehicle was well in front of our own camper. We took photographs clearly showing where we were parked and sent them directly to Jason so he could see the situation for himself. Even after Jason received the photographs showing that we were not on the neighbor's side, nothing was done to correct the situation, and we continued to be the ones told to move. That is a major part of why we felt we were being treated unfairly. Our reports involved harassment and derogatory behavior, yet we saw no meaningful response. Meanwhile, complaints made against us about something as simple as parking were acted upon, even after we provided photographs showing where our vehicle actually was. We also never had any direct interaction with this neighbor that would explain the hostility. We never spoke to them. After years without this type of problem, these issues began involving a camper who, to our understanding, is Jason's friend. We can only speak to what we personally experienced and documented, but the difference in how the complaints were handled left us feeling that the same standards were not being applied to everyone. Eventually, we had enough and gave notice that we were leaving. Jason has known about the situation and has had opportunities to speak with us about what happened. From our perspective, there has been no meaningful attempt to address the harassment, discuss why we reached the point of leaving, or resolve what occurred. We also contacted Jason requesting a prorated refund for the unused portion of our stay. As of the time of writing, we have not received a response to that request. After 14 years at this campground, we never imagined our time there would end this way. We have dates, messages, photographs, and other documentation concerning what occurred. We are choosing not to publicly repeat the most degrading and personal details of the harassment, but those incidents were reported to management.

The staff is top notch at this place. So many beaches and activities to choose from. Prices are…read morevery reasonable

I just returned home from my 4th visit to Voyageur, the last 3 in as many years, and it's by far my…read morefavourite place to go camping. We stay at Portage campground (there are 4 campground all together), because it's by far the most wooded and private. The lots are huge, and almost completely closed in. It's difficult to hear anyone else unless they are being very loud, which you're not supposed to do. There is a "no excessive noise at any time" rule in place. The lots are so big that we had room for 3 tents (a 3 person, a 4 person and a 6 person tent) plus a 12 x 12 screen house and two cars. We rented two lots as we were a group of 8 people, and put the picnic table from the other lot on ours and still had plenty of space for everyone to move around, set up outdoor games, and sit, distanced, around the fire. I will only plan camping trips here.