A Brand New High End RV Park Most recent stay was 07/02/16…read more(I 'm late in posting my review) and 1st impression is WOW! We camp in a Little Rig "Tear Drop" style RV only 15' long w/o toilet or shower ~ plus we like to eat outdoors using the picnic table and set up our dining canopy for sun and weather protection and thus rely on condition of campgrounds facilities and being nearby our site ~ so our critique is focused in that area. We were close to restroom/shower building but was disappointed with layout for a brand new park; only 1 shower stall designed, sized and outfitted for ADA and there was a waiting line to use it. Of course all modern fixtures fiberglass shower stall, tiled floors, fresh painted walls, granite sink counter top etc. Roomy changing area with a bench for seating and rubber floor mat for feet when exit shower. No hooks or shelves for your stuff - none either at community sink area but did have paper towels to help clean up area after use. This definitely is an RV Park - not a campground ~ did not see any tents or dinning canopies. Very new facility just completed 2nd restroom/shower facility at back of park ~ asphalt roadways, cement sidewalks and rv pads; young baby trees so no shade[yet] w/all FUH sites. Lots of space between sites not crowded at all - overall park is well planned and laid out; can handle any size rig w/o problems. Regardless of all the positives - this it is still very expensive $88.00 night and we won't be back because of price ~ actually overpriced when comparing others and really out of our price range.

The best RV park we've been to. The views are wonderful, everything is clean and the spaces aren't…read moreright on top of each other. There are spots next to the water but we wanted a spot we could pull right through. The campground is perfectly situated on the water, close to Alexandria Bay and super close to a Price Chopper. I can't say enough about this wonderful park!

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.

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.

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

The couple who own this KOA are absolutely spectacular! They have a keen eye for detail and are…read moreclearly invested in all the small things (and big!) it takes to run such an exemplary campground. The best KOA I've visited hands down for more reasons than one, but I do believe it comes down to the diligence of the husband and wife team ensuring their high standards are visible in all aspects of your time here.

From the owner: Thank you for another great year! 2026 Online bookings available, email koa@1000islandscamping.com…read moreor call us at 1 800 562-9725! Nous parlons francais! This award-winning KOAs' guests say it best, "Can't wait to come back! Staff went above and beyond!" Minutes from Hwy 401 and 1000 Islands Parkway, this KOA offers Patio RV Sites; 85-foot full-service Pull-Thru RV Sites for big rigs; and open, semi-shaded and shaded grassy sites for RVs and tents. Deluxe Cabins, Cabins and RV rentals offer A/C, heating and propane grills. Relax in the heated saltwater pool with a slide, hydrotherapy jets and a kiddie wading pool area. Enjoy themed weekends and full-time (in-season) events, a Jumping...

My husband Jim and I discovered Donaldson's Campground last year and loved it there so much that we…read morewill return every chance we get. I felt right at home because of all the wonderful people there. The owner is a fantastic, honest and very laid back kind of guy. He makes everyone feel welcome. His office girl Amanda is absolutely the best, so friendly and very helpful. We can't wait for camping season!

My husband's family has been camping at Donaldson's for YEARS, starting in the late 1940's I…read morebelieve. It's quite the gem of the Adirondacks. This is not your modern new-age campground. There isn't an activities center to send the kids off to...no arcade, no swimming pool. But there is a nicely provisioned store at the top end, and an ice cream stand. There's also a small beach. This is your campfires at night and watching for shooting stars kind of camping. A nice disconnect from most modern amenities. 4G for cell phones is hit or miss. There's plenty to do during the day within driving distance though, so no one will be bored for long.

We stayed in a cabin. Very friendly staff. Crystal was super helpful. Cabin and grounds very clean…read more Cabin could use a screen door. Back window opener was broken. While a small desk fan was provided, an overhead ceiling fan would really help. The experience was wonderful. Would stay again .

Very well kept, clean campground. We only stayed one night while traveling through Ontario…read more Campground host was very helpful and welcoming. Bathhouse was very clean and had thoughtful extra touches, such as extra hooks to hand things while showering and hand soap dispensers.

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.

We camped one night while passing thru the area. Bathhouse near our site was a little old but…read moreclean. Beautiful views of river. Reasonably priced. Would be nice place to camp with children as they had beach area with lifeguards.

Great place to camp. Plenty of room, great hookups and you…read morecan see Canada from your front door!